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K R Bolton is a Fellow of the Academy of Social and Political Research, and an assistant editor of the peer reviewed journal Ab Aeterno. Recent publications include 'Trotskyism and the Anti-Family Agenda,' CKR website, Sociology Dept., Moscow State University (October 2009); 'Rivalry over water resources as a potential cause of conflict in Asia,' Journal of Social Political and Economic Studies, and Russia and China: an approaching conflict?, Vol. 35, No. 1, Spring 2010; Vol. 34, no. 2, Summer 2009.

Book Review: ‘War and Democracy’ by Paul Gottfried

Whatever one’s political persuasion, War and Democracy will be instructive, even if only to inform the antagonistic reader as to what the “real Right” actually is …

Zyuganov Communists Continue Stalin’s Fight Against “Rootless Cosmopolitanism”

The Communist Party of the Russian Federation continues to be one of the major forces against opposition to globalization, and its concomitant bastardization of national cultures, by what Stalinists called…

China’s Passport Map Controversy: The intransigence of territorial ambitions

It seems enigmatic that China would now make such a provocative gesture when it is attempting to show its commitment to being a player for stability in the region…

What’s Behind the “Innocence of Muslims”?

What motivated an Egyptian-born Coptic Christian, “Sam Bacile,” (real name Nakoula Basseley Nakoula) to make a film that was guaranteed to inflame Muslims across the world?…

INS Arihant and India’s Geopolitical Role

India’s first domestically constructed nuclear submarine capable of firing ballistic missiles is about to be launched. It is part of a program to make India a major military power in…

New Zealand’s Faith in U.S. Alliance Misplaced

New Zealand’s Faith in U.S. Alliance Misplaced

New Zealanders and Australian owe the USA nothing, and the sentimental attachment many New Zealanders have towards the USA for supposedly being our “Big Brother” when threatened by illusionary foreign…

Vaclav Havel: A Critical Evaluation

Vaclav Havel: A Critical Evaluation

The death of Vaclav Havel on December 18, 2011, last president of Czechoslovakia and first president of the Czech Republic, has brought accolades from media pundits and political and plutocratic…

Regional Globalization: The Trans-Pacific Partnership

Regional Globalization: The Trans-Pacific Partnership

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is an important part of the globalization process that has been decades in the making. The process was formalized on November 12, 2011. While a “Pacific…

Dr Joel Hayward in the Firing Line Again

In 1993, Joel Hayward completed an MA thesis on the literature of holocaust revisionism. Hayward was of Jewish descent, was a member of the New Zealand Friends of Israel, and…

Geopolitical Realignments: USA-Israel-China versus Russia-Europe-Arabia

Geopolitical Realignments: USA-Israel-China versus Russia-Europe-Arabia

Despite the focus of the mass media on (mostly theoretical) rivalry between the USA and China, and the rapport in recent years between China and Russia through a Central Asian…

Anders Breivik: Neo-Conned

Anders Breivik: Neo-Conned

The news media has had a field day in headlining Anders Breivik’s actions as those of someone from the “far Right,” and as actions that are a consequence of Rightist…

Mossad Down Under—Again?

Mossad Down Under—Again?

In the midst of the Christchurch, New Zealand, earthquake in February 2011, a group of young Israelis, caught up in the destruction, made a quick exit back to their homeland,…

Egypt and Tunisia: Plutocracy Won

Egypt and Tunisia: Plutocracy Won

It is no longer necessary to hypothesize about the purpose of the “velvet revolutions” in North Africa and adjacent states: they are already following the same path as those manufactured…

Thailand: “Red Power” or Money Power?

Thailand: “Red Power” or Money Power?

In the West, regimes are judged according to their proximity to parliamentary democracy, which in particular entails regular elections. No matter how sound a regime, how committed its leaders, or…

Uzbekistan: An Outpost Against Globalization

Uzbekistan: An Outpost Against Globalization

There are few states remaining that have remained free from the international oligarchy. One of these is Uzbekistan, whose rejection of involvement with international financial institutions and maintenance of a…

Myanmar Targeted by Globalists

Myanmar Targeted by Globalists

It seems clear now that whenever a regime is damned as repressive by “world opinion” then it is being marked for “regime change” in the interests of global capitalism. One…

Aircraft Deployment in Russian Far East: A Sign of Looming Conflict?

Aircraft Deployment in Russian Far East: A Sign of Looming Conflict?

It has been the contention of this writer since the 1980s that Russia and China are fundamental rivals, regardless of pragmatic alliances. The “fraternal” relations that supposedly existed between two…

The Moscow Trials in Historical Context

The Moscow Trials in Historical Context

“When the history of Russian justice is written fifty years from now, two landmark court cases will stand out: The death sentence of Nikolai Bukharin in his Moscow show trial…

Mikhail Gorbachev: Globalist Super-Star

Mikhail Gorbachev: Globalist Super-Star

“…he is a good-for-nothing-man [who] simply betrayed his people…” When the news media touts an individual as a great human being, one should immediately become cynical. When Hollywood touts an…

A Rothschild Plan for World Government

A Rothschild Plan for World Government

Crisis scenarios are the means by which dictators justify control. The most often cited example is Hitler’s “Enabling Act” in the wake of the Reichstag Fire. Another example is the…

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