Mike Whitney

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NationalityAmerican
Occupationjournalist
Member ofThe Unz Review
US journalist interested in politics and economics from a libertarian perspective

Mike Whitney is a journalist who lives in Washington state, USA, interested in politics and economics from a libertarian perspective.[1]

He has written extensively on the Russiagate and COVID-19 coups.

He is a contributor to the book Hopeless: Barack Obama and the Politics of Illusion.

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Documents by Mike Whitney

TitleDocument typePublication dateSubject(s)Description
Document:A Death Sentence for Greecearticle13 February 2012Greece
IMF
Eurozone
An analysis and deconstruction of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Greek government and its creditors which secured Greek parliamentary approval amid scenes of unprecedented protests by the Greek population on 11 February 2012.
Document:Pushing Ukraine to the Brinkarticle9 July 20142014 Ukraine coup
Afghanistan/2001 Invasion
An illuminating introduction to extent that control of both gas and oil pipelines defines Usaian global policy and actions - especially in the Middle East, Central Asia and Ukraine. It is essentially anti-Russian and aimed at maintaining Ango-US dominance over the EU and Europe
Document:The Pentagon’s “2015 Strategy” For Ruling the Worldarticle3 July 2015US/Exceptionalism
US/Military
File:2015 US National Military Strategy.pdf
A critique of the 2015 US National military strategy document
Document:The Strange Death of Hugo ChavezInterview22 April 2016Hugo ChávezMike Whitney interviews Eva Golinger and discusses persuasive evidence that Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez did not die from a naturally occuring cancer in 2013
Document:Washington's "Pivot" hits a Brick Wallarticle29 August 20142014 Ukraine coup/Civil warA scathing polemic on US support and promotion of the civil war in Ukraine
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