Red Alert
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Red Alert | Germany: Fall of an Empire?
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Red Alert | Road to Deception
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Red Alert | British Roulette
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Red Alert | Abduction of Europe
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Red Alert | Warsaw Syndrome
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Red Alert | Hybrid Warfare
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Red Alert | Last Battle for Africa. Why has former colonisers refused to loosen their grip on Africa?
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Red Alert | U.S. Defence Industry Bloody Business. How the US military-industrial complex profits from global conflicts
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Red Alert | End Of The Dollar. What are the repercussions of the dollar’s dominance in world's financial system?
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Red Alert | A New Crusade. How is the Vatican weaponising its influence in an attempt to take over Ukraine?
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Red Alert | NGO's Hostile Takeover. What are the real interests of foreign non-profits in Russia?
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Red Alert | The Arab Spring. What policies did the West implement in the Middle East that culminated into the Arab Spring?
Red Alert | Abduction of Europe
Before European leaders imposed sanctions on Russian gas, it accounted for roughly 40% of the EU's energy imports. The ban on Russian energy immediately led to price hikes and had a knock-on effect on European economies. However, the damaging effect on European countries was seemingly anticipated by Americans. RAND Corporation, a research institution sponsored by the US government, in a secret memorandum that dates back to January 2021, indicated that anti-Russian sanctions were planned by the U.S. long before they were actually introduced.
In the fourth episode of Red Alert, host Anna Chapman investigates why the former Foreign Minister of Austria, Karin Kneissl, was forced to flee Austria and seek refuge outside Europe. That’s turned out to be the fate of European scholars or politicians who are not pro-U.S. or pro-Antlantist. ‘If you only follow the US line, then you're good. The others are all bad guys. That's the West's logic, the rules are simple. These are propagated in the media, so everyone believes’, says a political analyst from Austria, Patrick Poppel. Why are alternative political opinions in Europe no longer tolerated or encouraged?