By Blake Neff The Clinton Foundation recently hired a private security firm to investigate suspicions its data systems were hacked, a new report says. The Foundation hired FireEye recently to look at its systems and search for evidence of a hack, according to Reuters, citing unnamed sources. The Clinton Foundation has yet to comment on whether…
By Ted Goodman Russians apparently like to Netflix and chill too much, because a top Russian official said the popular digital media platform is probably a U.S. government mind control project. In an interview with the Russian news agency Rambler, Vladimir Medinsky, Moscow’s cultural minister, claimed that the online streaming service was part of a conspiracy by the…
By Russ Read In an apparent attempt to further consolidate power, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his plan to create a Russian “National Guard” that will take over the duties of several other security agencies, potentially upsetting the precarious balance of power in the Russian security apparatus. The new force will be comprised of personnel…
Russ Read Political commentator and known Putin critic Vladimir Pribylovsky was found dead in his apartment Wednesday, leading some to speculate the nature of his death. Pribylovsky was found by his son Mikhail after he had not been heard from for three days. It is currently unknown how the Putin critic died, but an autopsy is pending….
Donald Trump shrugged off the fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin has his political opponents, especially journalists he disagrees with, murdered. After receiving glowing praise from Putin, Trump was asked whether or not he endorsed Putin’s leadership tactics. Trump brushed off Putin’s tyrannical tendencies when asked by Joe Scarborough. The Daily Beast writes: “He’s running…
President Vladimir Putin of Russia gave his endorsement of Donald Trump for US president. He also speculated that the US and Turkey has colluded to down a Russian aircraft on November 25th. The Russian president also made some vulgar insinuations about the US’s relationship with Turkey. CNN reports: Putin offered high praise for the billionaire…
While Vladimir Putin was celebrating his 63rd birthday on ice “scoring” 7 goals and praising the Russian navy’s cruise missile strike against Syria as “highly positive,” he failed to mention to the world and his people that Russia’s missile strike actually hit a bump in road: Iran. Despite Russian assurances that all 26 of their “state…
With a show of force and technical sophistication, the Russian military launched 26 cruise missiles from the Caspian Sea, hitting 11 targets in Syria as part of a coordinated air, sea, and land attack meant to bolster the embattled and bloodied Assad regime’s position in the country. The attack was not only of show of…
By R. Brownell 5. The Fight In Their Own Backyard Let’s take this in for a moment– many Americans are upset that Putin’s display of force may be leading to more Russian military involvement in the Middle East. OK, but why not? Russia is in a line of immediate geographic threat since it shares the same land mass as…
Ivan Plis on September 30, 2015 Britain’s top diplomat has said Russia’s military support of Syria’s government could lead to shared responsibility for the Syrian regime’s war crimes. “We are clear that if Russia wants to join with the coalition in air strikes against [ISIS] then we would welcome that,” Philip Hammond, the U.K. foreign secretary, told…