Rick Sterling
Independent Journalist
Lessons from Vietnam for Ukraine
In both Vietnam and Ukraine, the US installed or promoted pro-US governments to counter “adversary” nations.
Handling International Crises: From JFK to Biden
Since Biden appointed the chief architect of the Ukraine coup, Victoria Nuland, to be the third top official at the State Department, one cannot realistically expect a change in policy from this administration.
A Tale of Two Summits
There is growing criticism of US presumptions of supremacy and US foreign policy promoting division and conflict. This was expressed by leaders who stayed away from the Summit of Americas and also by many leaders who attended.
How 'virtual crime scenes' became a propaganda tool in Nicaragua, Ukraine, and Syria
This article shows how media uses computer modeling and “virtual crime scenes” to assign blame for some extremely important international events.
Ukraine is a Pawn on the Grand Chessboard
Alienating Ukraine from Russia while ignoring its security concerns has been a lasting goal for the US hegemony. How did Zbigniew Brzezinski's theories affect the decision-making process and strategic planning of consecutive US administrations?
Fabricating Putin Quotes, Banning Paraplegic Athletes to Undermine Russia: How Low Can the West Go?
There has been massive and widespread publicity about Ukraine. It is a simple Hollywood script: Ukraine is the angel, Russia is the devil, Zelensky is the hero and all good people will wear blue and yellow ribbons.
Rand report prescribed US provocations against Russia, predicted Russia might retaliate in Ukraine
The Rand Corporation, one of the main think tanks that the US DoD relies upon to draw its assessments, had anticipated the result of the US long-lasting policy of antagonizing Russia: Pushing Moscow to retaliate.
What is wrong with the “Humanitarian Crossing” into Syria?
It is evident that after failing to overthrow the Syrian government, Western powers are now using other means to attack Damascus.