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Beyond Geopolitics ep 9: Can the West be Redeemed with Larry Johnson and Martin Sieff
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Source: Glenn Diesen
BRILLIANT conversation, extremely informative and positive. Rob Hersov explains the ANC`s destruction of South Africa very well. He should be applauded for his love of the country
Source: Nick Freitas
25 November 2025
Is South Africa about to collapse? Nick interviews South African entrepreneur Rob Hersov to discuss the situation in South Africa and what can be done to turn things around.
The episode delves into specific NGOs with alleged terror links, how they operate globally, and their connections to European and South African funding sources
Source: Morning Shot
29 November 2025
Link to NGO Monitor: https://ngo-monitor.org/expert/olga/
Summary: In this intriguing episode, our host sits down with Olga from NGO Monitor to dive deep into the complex world of NGO funding and political influence. Discover how NGO Monitor exposes the flow of taxpayer money into controversial organizations and explores the opaque financial ties that fuel propaganda and conflict. Olga shares insights into the creation of NGO Monitor, its mission, and the critical reports it produces on civil society organizations. The episode delves into specific NGOs with alleged terror links, how they operate globally, and their connections to European and South African funding sources. A fascinating discussion unravels about the pervasive influence of NGOs in shaping public and governmental perception, highlighting key examples like the Gift of the Givers in South Africa. Get ready for a revealing journey into the underbelly of NGO politics and the unchecked power they wield globally.
this interview with Prince Mashele,South African political analyst, is SO REFRESHING to hear!
Source: Truth Report
19 November 2025
Rob Hersov sits down with Prince Mashele, the outspoken public intellectual who predicts South Africa’s future better than anyone else for a candid, hour-long conversation that cuts straight through the noise. They discuss the moment South Africa’s rise turned into decline, why the black elite failed to build on what previous generations created, the uncomfortable truths black South Africans must face to face for a real turnaround, why the DA is both the best and most limited party in the country, and who is really driving America’s current pressure on Pretoria. No talking points. No sugar-coating. Just two South African patriots speaking plainly about what it will actually take to save this country.
this is very very interesting. The Civil Service aparatus of government, the unelected untouchable, domestic intelligence agency….same in the UK. but creating Musk Tzars as a solution…?
Source: UnderCurrents
23 Jul 2025
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re posted from PRESS TV
By Zainab Zakariyah
In 2007, General Wesley Clark, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, revealed that shortly after the 9/11 attacks, he was shown a secret Pentagon memo outlining a plan to “take out seven countries in five years” — Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
Nearly two decades later, that shadow strategy still echoes. And it is through this lens that Sudan’s tragedy must be seen.
What’s happening in Sudan is not a civil war. It is a global power struggle disguised as an internal conflict, a proxy battlefield where empires, old and new, fight for land, resources, and routes.
As always, it is ordinary Africans who pay the price for imperial ambition. Sudan is not tearing itself apart by chance; it has been chosen, once again, as a pawn in the long war for control — control of gold, ports, farmland, and trade corridors that link Africa to the world.
Beneath the smoke and blood lies a familiar script: foreign powers waging their rivalries on African soil, while Sudan bleeds for someone else’s empire.
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Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters have been killed and wounded as security forces opened fire on an International Quds Day demonstration in Nigeria’s capital city.
According to reports, at least 19 demonstrators were killed and dozens more wounded in Abuja on Friday.
Video footage of the scenes shows armed forces securing the perimeter as protestors flee for cover while bullet shots are heard. The footage also shows soldiers dragging the lifeless body of a civilian on the street and dumping it into a pickup while beating two other protesters and forcing them to get into another truck.
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