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India-Russia ties get a makeover

by M. K. Bhadrakumar,* India

(11 January 2024) The visit by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to Russia on December 24–29 presented an extraordinary spectacle reminiscent of the halcyon days of Indo-Soviet relations.

There was an unnameable ecstasy in Jaishankar’s words on Russian soil. He even took a walk on the Red Square in the middle of Russian winter. But the minister is anything but a sentimental diplomat, who can handle emotions not necessarily as encumbrance but turning them instead into great optics.

States without governments

Governments managed through BlackRock & Co

by Robert Seidel

(11 January 2024) The impression is growing that elected governments no longer determine the fate of a state, but that other forces are increasingly shaping politics. This is reflected in the political, economic, military, and financial lockstep of Western governments. Examples are the case of the Ukraine conflict – including the negligent abandonment of Switzerland’s neutrality by the Federal Council in spring 2022, as well as the ghost-like confrontation course against China or the gradual suspension of democratic freedoms through new WHO or environmental regulations.

Trolls that control the narrative in media and Internet

How to track down robots, bots and “sea lions” that try to neutralise uncomfortable news

from an episode of Solutions’s Watch by James Corbett

(11 January 2024) Let’s face it: the “comments” at the end of videos or articles are often dreadful. But who’s to say they’re even real? And what’s the solution to these abominable posts? Not to read the comments, of course. But those who wade into this info war battlespace should at least be aware of the various tactics that trolls*, bots*, spies and “sea lions” are using to derail them from taking meaningful action.

About the non-reappraisal of the Covid-19 pandemic

Death by WHO recommendation?

by Professor Konstantin Beck,* Switzerland

(29 December 2023) During the Covid-19 pandemic, Switzerland deviated from WHO recommendations and thus avoided thousands of deaths. If the “Pandemic Treaty” had already been in force, the death toll would probably have been as grim as in the United States.

The “World Health Organisation” (WHO) probably made its biggest mistake at the start of the pandemic. At that time, thousands of doctors around the world were looking for ways to fight Covid-19, a learning process took place. Vitamins D and C, “Ivermectin” and the antimalarial “Hydroxychloroquine” (HCQ) were promising candidates.

Uranium ammunition contaminates the world

Deadly dust “made in USA” contaminated, poisoned, covered up

by Frieder Wagner,* Germany
Speech given on the German peace manifestation in Cologne, 26 November 2023

(29 December 2023) Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, on 6 March this year, the British Secretary of State Annabel Goldie declared that the Challenger 2 tanks announced by the British government would also be delivered to Ukraine including uranium shells. What does that mean?

Children need secure attachments

More and more young people are being hospitalised for mental disorders. However, they often do not suffer from depression, but from an impoverishment of relationships

by Dr Liselotte Staub PHD*, Switzerland

(29 December 2023) 18-year-old Sabine lives with her mother and has started an apprenticeship as a commercial trainee during the coronavirus crisis. Now she sits opposite her family doctor and asks for a sick note. She can no longer sleep and is therefore constantly tired. She often cries, can’t concentrate at work and is no longer happy about anything. She is at the end of her tether and often thinks it would be better if she were no longer alive. The family doctor writes Sabine off sick and refers her to psychotherapy with a suspected case of depression.