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1 month ago | 
globalresearch.ca | Richard M. Gale |Gary Null |Stephen Karganovic |Peter Koenig
Do Vaccines Cause Autism? Ask any federal health official—whether from theFDA, CDC, NIH, or National Cancer Institute—if vaccines contribute to neurological damage or autism, and their response will be unequivocal:No, there is no evidence of any association.In fact, they might find the very question offensive.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
alethonews.com | Stephen Karganovic
The man who deserves but probably will not be allowed to lead Romania By Stephen Karganovic | Strategic Culture Foundation | January 17, 2025Calin Georgescu rightfully has a huge grievance against what passes for “Western democracy.” He is the clear first-round winner in the Presidential elections held in Romania late last year.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
New Year’s came and went, but as we had surmised Serbia’s Batista did not make his country a wonderful holiday gift by fleeing. Not just yet. The pressure from below however continues to build relentlessly, clouding his political future. The most that the stubbornness of the regime, which has managed to annoy almost everyone, can now hope to accomplish is to merely postpone the inevitable.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
alethonews.com | Stephen Karganovic |Jon Rappoport
Non-violent revolution in Serbia gains traction and raises questions By Stephen Karganovic | Strategic Culture Foundation | January 12, 2025New Year’s came and went, but as we had surmised Serbia’s Batista did not make his country a wonderful holiday gift by fleeing. Not just yet. The pressure from below however continues to build relentlessly, clouding his political future.
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Dec 29, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
New Year’s is coming to Serbia, as everywhere else, but it may not just yet give that country the fresh start it yearns as it did in Cuba in 1959, when dictator Batista did his nation a huge favour by leaving. Serbia’s Batista is unlikely in the remaining few days before the New Year to make a similarly magnanimous gesture, at least not before the turmoil that is currently sweeping that Balkan country intensifies by a few more notches.
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Dec 26, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
Following the abrupt and mysterious change of circumstances in Syria, the collective West propaganda machinery went into overdrive to pillory the previous government for a variety of heinous offences, real and imagined. The largely invented horror stories publicised after 8 December are shaped by an unmistakably political agenda.
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
Pepe Escobar was spot on when he stated that the downfall of Syria signified the “death of a nation.” Is it premature to chant a requiem for that marvellous land and its intriguing people, not just their virtues but also their flaws having duly been taken into account? And ought we to do it so soon, as the black flag of Syria’s latest conquerors, matching the darkness of its present circumstances, flutters over it, having just been raised in its capital?
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Dec 18, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
A degrading tale of cowardice and self-abasement has been rippling through the collective West media ever since it was made public officially that former Bosnian Serb military commander, General Radislav Krstić, had filed for early release by the Residual Mechanism, the body that was set up to finish the business of the Hague Tribunal. He has served over two-thirds of his 35-year prison sentence for “aiding and abetting” the alleged genocide in Srebrenica in July of 1995.
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Dec 11, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
The Romanian presidential election two weeks ago exposed graphically the blatant hypocrisy and total abandonment of even the pretence of moral principle in the collective West. From a field of half a dozen candidates, the winner by plurality of votes was political unknown Calin Georgescu. On 8 December the electoral process will undergo a second round for voters to decide who the next President of Romania will be.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
globalresearch.ca | Stephen Karganovic
Whether Darya Dugina was a martyr in the religious meaning of the expression is not for us to decide. But in secular terms, the gruesome circumstances that claimed the life of this remarkable young woman, who was also a beautiful human being, undoubtedly do elevate her to the rank of martyr. Etymologically, the martyr is a witness who boldly and at grave peril proclaims a transcendent truth or exalted reality.
