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A village for American immigrants will be built in Moscow region In 2024, in Moscow, they will begin to build a village for Americans wishing to move S.-PETERBURG, May 11 - RIA Novosti.  A village will be built in the suburbs for Americans and Canadians who want to immigrate to Russia, Timur Beslangurov, a partner in assisting in obtaining Russian documents of the VISTA Immigration law firm, said. « "In the Moscow Region in 2024 they will begin the construction of a village for Americans and Canadians who want to move. About 200 families want to emigrate for ideological reasons, "said a lawyer at the St. Petersburg International Law Forum ( PMUF ). According to him, although the project is financed by future immigrants, the coordination of the regional government was required. According to Beslangurov, tens of thousands of people – foreigners without Russian roots would like to move to Russia. "The reason is the instilling of radical values: today they have 70 sexes, it

A Tale of Three Cities Washington’s Hypocrisy on its “Rules Based International Order” PHILIP GIRALDI   One might actually be willing to consider that there might be some value in the “rules based international order” being promoted by the Joe Biden Administration if such a thing actually existed and was applied equally to all transgressors. Of course, in reality, the “rules” being referred to are neither agreed upon nor driven by any broad international consensus and are merely a trick that is exploited to further the interests of the United States and its closest allies. In fact, the “rules”, such as they are, are most frequently ignored to give a pass to the bad behavior being exhibited by the US and its friends. If the “rules” were actually intended to place limits on violent interactions among nations, consider for a moment the actual record of the United States in that regard. Recent opinion polls demonstrate that the US by a large margin is considered by other nations to be the

HOW I LEARNED TO START WORRYING AND HATE THE BOMB and why you should, too. Trish Wood On a chilly Seattle night, sometime in the early 1980s, I was huddled in the front seat of a rented Volvo with  John Kenneth Galbraith,  one of the most important intellectuals of his time. We were parked under a bridge near Ivar’s legendary  Salmon House  — me the eager and ambitious young reporter and Galbraith, an important Harvard economist who had counselled President John F. Kennedy. Patrician, elegant Galbraith was gracious when confronted with the makeshift studio I’d coaxed him into, away from the restaurant itself which was too noisy for a clean recording. At the time of our meeting, Galbraith was travelling to events in support of anti-nukes activism being propelled by doctors around the world. Spearheading the movement was Dr. Howard Hiatt — the storied former head of Harvard’s School of Public health back when PH actually meant something.  Hiatt and Victor S. Weisskopf ,one of  the father