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William Dunkerley is a media business analyst, international development and change strategist, and author of numerous books, monographs, and articles. He has been editor and publisher of media industry information, and has additional expertise in post-communist media business and content.
(2 comments) SHARE Tuesday, February 4, 2025 Tulsi Flubs Answer to Senators' Question about Snowden
Among President Trump's cabinet nominees, Tulsi Gabbard is often speculated to be unlikely to receive Senate approval. But is she being victimized by a Senate cabal of Democrats and Republicans that oppose her position on regime change wars?
(5 comments) SHARE Thursday, December 12, 2024 Peace Plans, Schmese Plans: Key Path to Ukraine Peace Long Ignored by All
American politicians claiming to "stand with Ukraine" in reality are standing for more death and destruction in Ukraine. Their entire narrative on the situation is based on fabrications. This article explains the ulterior motive they may have, presents the facts about Ukraine, and offers a strategy for peace.
(10 comments) SHARE Friday, February 18, 2022 President Zelensky: Stop Being Wishy Washy about Ukraine's Survival
Is Ukraine's president in the middle of sparing between the United States and Russia? Rumors swirl that a false flag assault may trigger war. But the possible party behind the false flag attack may be a surprise.
(4 comments) SHARE Wednesday, December 23, 2020 Putin's Lost His Mojo
Putin's in the news again. Cyberattacks. Attempted murder of a political enemy. It looks like he's been caught red handed. Has he lost his mojo?
(1 comments) SHARE Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Project Schnauzer: Merkel's Plot to Spike US-Russia Tensions.
While headlines focus on suspicions of Putin's role in the apparent poisoning of opposition figure Alexei Navalny, German chancellor Angela Merkel appears to have her own agenda beneath the surface.