ERIC ZUESSE—The U.S. and its allies — in this case mainly the Saud family who own Saudi Arabia — are systematically blocking food from reaching tens of millions of people, Houthis, who live in Yemen and are surrounded by the U.S. alliance’s engines of death. The U.S. alliance’s goal is to slaughter them all. The Sauds want the land — not the people.
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The head of the Organization of American States (OAS), accused by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of being a “CIA agent,” says military intervention against Caracas should not be ruled out as a response to the ongoing crisis. OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro has hinted that the bloc may consider taking military action in Venezuela if it runs out of diplomatic options in its bid to alleviate the plight of people in the crisis-stricken country.
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Rogozin also stated in the report that although Western sanctions had certain negative effects on Russian weapon production, export orders for defense products remained high and Russia continued to occupy one of the leading places in the global arms trade.
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Part 2 of the ambitious miniseries about the French Revolution. Regarded by most critics as a model of impartial rendering of complex events spanning the most dramatic years of this world-historic event that inaugurated the age of republicanism. Supported by an splendid international cast.
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An ambitious pan-European/Canadian production involving Germany, France, Britain, Canada, etc., spanning the most dramatic decades of the French revolution, from the convening of the Etats Generaux due to the munting national debt, to the years of turmoil and terror for royalists and revolutionists alike. Reputed by all critics to be highly accurate and fair to all political viewpoints. Definitely worth viddying at home, as the 2 parts span more than 5 hours, and could thus be regarded as a mini-series.
