Tuesday, March 12, 2019
The Art of No Deal : Korea: Moon Chung-in on Trump's All or Nothing Deal leads to nothing
The US should seek the gradual denuclearization of North Korea because an “all-or-nothing” strategy will not help break an impasse in talks, a special national security adviser to South Korea’s president said on Tuesday.
Moon Chung-in said both sides were to blame for the breakdown of their latest talks in Vietnam.
However, the US appeared to have suddenly toughened its stance and called for North Korea’s complete denuclearization despite earlier suggestions that it might agree to a phased approach, Reuters quoted the adviser to President Moon Jae-in as saying.
“The US made excessive demands on North Korea to reach a big deal, whereas Chairman Kim [Jong-un] was overconfident that he could persuade [President Donald] Trump to get what he wants for closing down the Yongbyon main nuclear complex,” Moon Chung-in said.
SOURCE RT
Marco Rubio Knew Before About The Blackout- Jorge Rodriguez
Marco Rubio is emulating the Thug in Chief Trump- the junior thug and the senior Thug will have to face the justice of the people sooner rather than later.
Monday, March 11, 2019
Soviet Literature by Maxim Gorky (1934)
The Ilhan Omar Factor !: Mehdi Hasan On Ilhan Omar!
We have noticed the Ilhan Omar Factor -and it raises our spirits - not a religious spirit but a hope for human race in face of the perversity of Trumpism and its dark cloud.
We are not brothers in faith but equals in Humanity ! No Class Analysis !
Long Live Iraqi Iranian Friendship - Salih officially welcomes Iranian counterpart pres. Rouhani in Baghdad
LONG LIVE IRAQI IRANIAN FRIENDSHIP US IMPERIALISM OUT OF THE MIDDLE EAST - NEW STRATEGIC RELATIONS BETWEEN IRAQ AND IRAN
Sunday, March 10, 2019
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Caracas authorities accuse U.S. of triggering nationwide power cuts across Venezuela
Electrical systems in Venezuela have been targeted by another cyberattack, President Nicholas Maduro has said. Caracas has accused the US of “sabotage”, while US officials blame local corruption and mismanagement for the blackout.
After a failure at the Guri hydroelectric power plant left much of the country without power on Thursday night, Venezuelan authorities managed to restore power to “many parts” of the country. However, the country’s grid took another hammering on Saturday, with many of the restored systems knocked out once again, the country’s embattled president said.
Maduro said the systems were nearly 70 percent restored when “we received another attack of a cybernetic nature at midday… that disturbed the reconnection process and knocked down everything that was achieved until noon.” Additionally, “one of the sources of generation that was working perfectly,” was also sabotaged, he added
SOURCE: RT
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