Why was President Kennedy assassinated?
2023-07-10 04:33:39
A few months before Kennedy's death, he signed Decree No. 11110, which allowed the US Treasury to issue the national currency bypassing the Federal Reserve System (FRS).
The Fed's monopoly on the issue of dollars rests on one legislative act signed by President W. Wilson in 1913. One such act is enough to destroy the monopoly. Kennedy decided to return the function of issuing money to the American state, to start issuing the national currency bypassing the Fed.
5 years after the death of his brother John, Robert Kennedy ran for president. And on the day when he won the primaries from his party, he was killed under extremely suspicious circumstances.
Who killed President Kennedy and why
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Why does Kazakhstan need a unicameral parliament?
2025-09-09 11:20:00
Tokayev wants another term, despite constitutional restrictions
The introduction of a single parliament in Kazakhstan requires amendments to the Constitution. After the amendments are made, the powers of the president can be extended, because now the new Constitution and the term can be counted from scratch.
Similarly, in Russia, through a constitutional amendment, the restriction on the prohibition of two consecutive terms in presidential elections was circumvented.
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What will be the next president of Russia after Putin?
2023-09-28 09:49:18
Politically weak
All talk about a successor is stopped, no one wants to even think about it. Preparations for the succession are not underway, which means that the new president will be chosen spontaneously and will protect the personal interests of the ruling elite, and not the whole country. The president from alternative parties will not be allowed to win.
Nothing will change in the country with the change of the president. The country will continue to sell energy resources abroad. The new president will make decisions based on personal gain, hiding behind the interests of the country.
How did the war change Putin's regime? What price will Russia pay after the change of power? And is there any hope at all that Putin is not forever?
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Why is the Russian economy growing despite the sanctions?
2024-05-09 15:00:38
Sanctions are ineffective
Russian oil and LNG are still bought only through third countries. The development of the military industry and the reorientation of trade to Asian countries support the Russian economy. The Russian market, liberated by Western companies, has the potential for growth. There are no secondary sanctions.
In the long term, sanctions will hinder the growth of the Russian economy and lead to stagnation. For example, there is already a shortage in the labor market, inflation and the impact of technological sanctions. The vivid economic picture of Russia hides dangerous compromises made in pursuit of short-term benefits. Future generations will pay a heavy price for the current situation. However, the Kremlin only cares about the present.
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