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Tim Kirby
Tim Kirby is an independent journalist, TV and radio host.
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It is unlikely that the CIA director just came all that way on a specialized cargo aircraft to say “we give up”, but perhaps that was the essence of the discussions.
Everyone in America should be disgusted by the fact that gerrymandering is a part of nearly every election cycle and is so normal and widespread that everyone knows what this ultra-specific electoral term means.
Truman and Bush Jr., both of whom later became ‘despised’, hit around 90% popularity at some point during their leadership, meaning that popularity can sway wildly over the years and with the right media hype.
Poland’s sudden outrage over Zelensky honoring WWII UPA killers is suspicious – after years of turning a blind eye, why now?
One-party rule with factions is the 21st-century norm. The real difference: Russia gives its people what they want; the West despises its own.
America was born of Liberalism and is dying from it. Can it somehow escape this paradox?
The attempted assassination is probably in response to Russia’s massive success in the realm of missile warfare.
With Iran’s missiles now targeting UK bases, regional wars are synthesizing into one nuclear-risky world war.
Despite changing rhetoric Russia has no reason to make a massive push, Tim Kirby writes.
We should expect that the EU will do everything it can to keep people in Ukraine or perhaps bring millions more from abroad to Ukraine as the firewood for maintaining the status quo and warding off the inevitable fall of the West.

