Well, Here’s Something You Don’t See Everyday…

I published a post under this same title about an hour ago. I have removed that post now as I later discovered a full video of this so obviously genuine and heartfelt meeting between two important nations. If you enjoyed the short video above, before this update then you will doubly enjoy this full interaction... Continue Reading →

Appears I was right – The until recently thought impossible is now happening before our stunned eyes

Two days ago, in a sort of general discussion phase of my post: Russia’s New Weapon in the Information Wars, I happened to mention something gleaned from my general reading of the day's news (Tsk-Tsk, did you miss it?), raised as a question there... Is the US, or Trump at least, going to support Russia against... Continue Reading →

Can’t Work Out How Dumb Australian Media Has Become. All They Put Out is Lies Upon Lies Upon Lies

...unless it's about Sport of course, but even then... Where has real journalism gone? I will tell you where it is not. It is nowhere to be found in the West - which leaves a whole lot of possibilities for it to flourish elsewhere in the world. At least very little is to be found... Continue Reading →

How to Talk for 19 Mins Without Actually Saying Anything

The Three Wise Men, or is that 'Monkeys', of the US Riyadh Team, providing an unedited but mostly meaningless commentary on yesterday's meeting with Russia. That, in itself is quite refreshing, but they are obviously all at sea - constant repetitions of key phrases and pointless jargon - and have no sense of direction as... Continue Reading →

No Obvious Rapprochement After Riyadh Meeting

Those are the reported words of Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov following the high level meeting between Russian and US officials - to which he was a part of the Russian delegation. Although it is inferred from what he said that 'both sides have agreed to take into account each other's interests'. I kind of... Continue Reading →

Mission Impossible – Pentagon (as always) Failed Annual Audit – Is This Really ‘News’?

The Pentagon has never, ever, since it became a legal requirement to do so, back in 2018 (I think), passed its annual Financial Audit - costing upwards of $100 million each year (the auditors still get paid anyway). This is no longer news. It's an annual event. Here's Lena Petrova's take (an auditor and CPA... Continue Reading →

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