Forwarded from The Russia House with Scott Ritter
In this special edition of The Russia House with Scott Ritter, I am joined by my co-host Garland Nixon in downtown Moscow, where we had the pleasure of interviewing noted Russian writer Fyodor Razzakov, where we discussed the role of cinema in the collapse of the Soviet Union and dragging Russian society down during the decade of the β90βs. It turns out how a society sees itself through the lens of a camera influences reality.
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β£ASK THE INSPECTOR EP. 288
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Live Stream Scheduled for December 03, 2025 at 7:00pm ET
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PUTIN WARNS EUROPE: βWEβRE READY RIGHT NOWβ
Interview for Dialogue Works
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Interview for Dialogue Works
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Forwarded from China and Geopolitics with Danny Haiphong
π¨Join Danny Haiphong LIVE December 4th at 2pm eastern 11am pacific 7pm London today with Scott Ritter and Ray McGovern! LINK to show
Putin just called Europeβs bluff as threats of a preemptive strike on Russia have turned so-called peace negotiations into a theater of war. Scott Ritter and Ray McGovern provide their analysis on the latest in the Ukraine conflict, the war crimes probe plaguing Trumpβs βwar departmentβ and the simmering regime change war on Venezuela plus much more!
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Putin just called Europeβs bluff as threats of a preemptive strike on Russia have turned so-called peace negotiations into a theater of war. Scott Ritter and Ray McGovern provide their analysis on the latest in the Ukraine conflict, the war crimes probe plaguing Trumpβs βwar departmentβ and the simmering regime change war on Venezuela plus much more!
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PETE HEGSETH: THE SELF-MADE WAR CRIMINAL
Interview for Judging Freedom
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Interview for Judging Freedom
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Forwarded from Sputnik International
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The updated US NSS sees restoring strategic stability with Russia as one of its main foreign policy priorities in Europe.
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β£HE FRAGILE BAN ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING
For nearly three decades, the five declared nuclear powers β the US, Russia, China, France and the UK β have complied with a nuclear test ban treaty that has not yet entered into force but whose moral authority looms large over the issue of nuclear nonproliferation. In the span of a few weeks, imprecise communication combined with a lack of trust propelled the US and Russia down a path where both nations were threatening to resume nuclear weapons testing on the mistaken belief that the other side intended to carry out such tests. In an age of increasing nuclear threats combined with a collapsing arms control infrastructure, any effort to resume nuclear weapons testing by either the US or Russia could propel the world into a new nuclear arms race, which, given the near inevitability of the expiry of restrictions currently imposed by the New Start, dramatically increases the chance for a nuclear conflict all parties agree canβt be won.
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For nearly three decades, the five declared nuclear powers β the US, Russia, China, France and the UK β have complied with a nuclear test ban treaty that has not yet entered into force but whose moral authority looms large over the issue of nuclear nonproliferation. In the span of a few weeks, imprecise communication combined with a lack of trust propelled the US and Russia down a path where both nations were threatening to resume nuclear weapons testing on the mistaken belief that the other side intended to carry out such tests. In an age of increasing nuclear threats combined with a collapsing arms control infrastructure, any effort to resume nuclear weapons testing by either the US or Russia could propel the world into a new nuclear arms race, which, given the near inevitability of the expiry of restrictions currently imposed by the New Start, dramatically increases the chance for a nuclear conflict all parties agree canβt be won.
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β£A NEW START FOR NEW START
New START expires on February 5, 2026. It cannot be extended. Negotiating a new treaty seems impossible. The best bet might simply to recycle the treaty in its entirety, and put on a new date.
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New START expires on February 5, 2026. It cannot be extended. Negotiating a new treaty seems impossible. The best bet might simply to recycle the treaty in its entirety, and put on a new date.
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β£Europeβs only chance at survival is to decouple itself from the sinking ship that is Ukraine. But the political and economic elites of Europe created the Ukraine crisis for the purpose of expanding their power. The two are inextricably linked. And so Europe will go down with the ship. I donβt shed any tears for Macron, Starmer, Merz and the others. But the European people deserved better. Instead they are locked below decks, unable to make it to the life rafts.
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Forwarded from The Russia House with Scott Ritter
In this special edition of The Russia House with Scott Ritter, I am joined by my co-host Garland Nixon in downtown Moscow, where we had the pleasure of interviewing Francesca de Bardin, an American businesswoman who has made Russiaβand Moscow in particularβher new home.
We discussed her reasons for moving to Russia, what she thinks of the Russian people and culture, and why Russia may be the ideal destination for people looking for a society that appreciates family values and quality of life over pure commercialism.
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We discussed her reasons for moving to Russia, what she thinks of the Russian people and culture, and why Russia may be the ideal destination for people looking for a society that appreciates family values and quality of life over pure commercialism.
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β£Elon Musk has awakened to the harsh reality that Germany, and the European Union as a whole, has embraced a policy path that seeks to revive memories of past βgloryββa Fourth Reich, so to speak.
Earlier this year, on my podcast The Russia House with Scott Ritter, I interviewed the noted Russian historian, Igor Shishkin, where we discussed this very issue.
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Earlier this year, on my podcast The Russia House with Scott Ritter, I interviewed the noted Russian historian, Igor Shishkin, where we discussed this very issue.
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Forwarded from The Russia House with Scott Ritter
Moscow Diary.pdf
14.9 MB
Moscow Diary: By An American Living in Moscow, is a fascinating memoir by Francesca de Bardin, detailing her experiences as an American living in Moscow.
Published in late 2024, the book is a collection of heartwarming and heartfelt stories about her interactions with the Russian people, offering insights into Russian culture, the challenges of adapting to life in a foreign country, and the amazing warmth and humanity she found there. Whether for the casual tourist, or someone who might be thinking about making Russia their new home, Moscow Diary is an insightful and enjoyable read for those curious about life in contemporary Russia.
Published in late 2024, the book is a collection of heartwarming and heartfelt stories about her interactions with the Russian people, offering insights into Russian culture, the challenges of adapting to life in a foreign country, and the amazing warmth and humanity she found there. Whether for the casual tourist, or someone who might be thinking about making Russia their new home, Moscow Diary is an insightful and enjoyable read for those curious about life in contemporary Russia.
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How Resilient is BRICS in the Storm of Geopolitics? β Part 3
BRICS is a huge power factor whose members, partners, and candidates are currently undergoing a severe test. Today, we look to the future.
Peter Hanseler / RenΓ© Zittlau
Read more: https://forumgeopolitica.com/article/how-resilient-is-brics-in-the-storm-of-geopolitics-part-3
BRICS is a huge power factor whose members, partners, and candidates are currently undergoing a severe test. Today, we look to the future.
Peter Hanseler / RenΓ© Zittlau
Read more: https://forumgeopolitica.com/article/how-resilient-is-brics-in-the-storm-of-geopolitics-part-3
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