Pipeline Clash In Greece, “Kosovo’s” Crimes, And Kiev Occupies The East

We begin our weekly episode by examining the Venezuelan-Guyanese maritime dispute and the overall geopolitics involved, and then switch over to last Friday’s Somalian terrorist attack that most media outlets glossed over.

Afterwards, we comment on Kiev’s 60,000-strong occupation force in Eastern Ukraine, after which we look at “Kosovo’s” refusal to set up a war crimes court. Finally, the epic battle between the EU’s Eastring Pipeline and Russia’s Turkish Stream is explained as being what’s really behind Greece’s current turmoil.