Month: January 2021

Categories USA

Pro-Trump Capitol invader tells Venezuelans to follow his example & take back their freedom (VIDEO)

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Storming the Capitol building in Washington DC sets a precedent for freedom-loving people in Venezuela and shows them that they too can defeat communism and globalism, according to one of the riot’s most colorful members. … Read More >Pro-Trump Capitol invader tells Venezuelans to follow his example & take back their freedom (VIDEO)

Categories Asia & Pacific

The grim ‘New Normal’: Japanese firm unveils new facial recognition system that can identify people THROUGH their masks

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Japan’s NEC Corp has unveiled a facial recognition system which can verify a person’s identity even when they are masked, in a move which it claims will boost “the revival of economic activities under the ‘New Normal.’” … Read More >The grim ‘New Normal’: Japanese firm unveils new facial recognition system that can identify people THROUGH their masks

Categories EU

German Chancellor Merkel ‘saddened and angered’ by US Capitol storming, blames Trump’s refusal to admit defeat

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has slammed outgoing US President Donald Trump over his long denial of his election defeat, saying that the political uncertainty led to violence on Capitol Hill. … Read More >German Chancellor Merkel ‘saddened and angered’ by US Capitol storming, blames Trump’s refusal to admit defeat

Categories EU

EU backs away from Venezuela’s Guaido, joining US president-elect to suggest opposition leader is done

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The EU has made a point of not calling former Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido by his adopted title, fueling speculation that the US might relax sanctions without requiring President Nicolas Maduro’s exit. … Read More >EU backs away from Venezuela’s Guaido, joining US president-elect to suggest opposition leader is done

Categories Russia

Creating conditions for a very frozen conflict? US Navy to step up patrols in frigid Arctic waters off Russia’s northern borders

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As Arctic ice retreats further each year, it helps to open up another front in the perennial standoff between Russia and the US, with both nations racing to dominate the space and control the emerging maritime trade route. … Read More >Creating conditions for a very frozen conflict? US Navy to step up patrols in frigid Arctic waters off Russia’s northern borders

Categories Shows

Govt accounting fraud with journalist Mark Skidmore, Big Ag greenwashing, RFK’s unexpected legacy

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In the first Redacted Tonight VIP of 2021, Lee Camp interviews journalist Mark Skidmore. He exposed a corruption story involving $21 trillion in “unaccounted adjustments” in the Pentagon’s budget over 2 decades. The story received barely any public notice in the corporate media despite its serious implications of corruption in the military-industrial complex. … Read More >Govt accounting fraud with journalist Mark Skidmore, Big Ag greenwashing, RFK’s unexpected legacy

Categories Russia

Russia says American system ‘archaic’ & not up to ‘modern democratic standards’ after rioters raid Washington’s Capitol building

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The assault on the US Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump lays bare fault lines in American democracy, Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said on Thursday, joining a chorus of countries in expressing concern. … Read More >Russia says American system ‘archaic’ & not up to ‘modern democratic standards’ after rioters raid Washington’s Capitol building

Categories Russia

A very patient Putin: Russian President ‘still treats West well’ – despite facing colonial attitudes abroad, spokesman insists

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For some, he’s the architect of a hybrid war against the West, responsible for everything from lost elections to the ‘cultural appropriation’ of beetroot soup. But the Kremlin claims Vladimir Putin is still out to make friends. … Read More >A very patient Putin: Russian President ‘still treats West well’ – despite facing colonial attitudes abroad, spokesman insists