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Neocon: Trump “Misunderstood” on War to Destroy Syria By Kurt Nimmo, October 03 2019

“The United States’ special representative for Syria has defended the controversial decision by President Donald Trump to withdraw troops from the Middle Eastern country and declare that the war against the so-called Islamic State had been won,” Trump’s envoy to

Idiocy or Perfidy? How We Get Hooked on Foreign Democracy Crusades By James Bovard, October 03 2019

Gullible Superpower: U.S. Support For Bogus Foreign Democratic Movements by Ted Galen Carpenter, 2019, Cato Institute, 300 pages

For the past 20 years, U.S. foreign policy has been marked by constant lies and unjustified killings, from the 1999 bombing of …

The US Calls for Peace and Apologies for Its Past. A Dream… By Elijah J. Magnier, October 03 2019

“As President of the United States of America, I apologise for the suffering we have caused the world for decades, and particularly in the Middle East. I am sorry for causing so much pain to the Iranian population by inflicting

What Happened in Sudan? By Prof. Vijay Prashad, October 03 2019

On 19 December 2018, an uprising began in Sudan. This uprising would culminate in the removal of Sudan’s president – Omar al-Bashir – from power on 11 April 2019. The army staged a conservative military coup to abort the revolutionary

Slow Burn: Dirt, Radiation, and Power in Fukushima By Dr. Peter Wynn Kirby, October 03 2019

Amid the radioactive fallout of the meltdowns at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station and across what would come to be known as the Exclusion Zone, Japanese members of the nuclear lobby laboured to contain the political fallout of the Fukushima

Video: Houthis Deliver Devastating Blow to Saudi Arabia By South Front, October 03 2019

In late September, Yemen’s Houthis carried out a large-scale operation against Saudi-led forces on the border with the southern Saudi province of Narjan. According to a spokesperson for the Armed Forces of the Houthi Government, the Houthis fully defeated at

India’s Wrong, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Isn’t ‘Illegal’ By Andrew Korybko, October 03 2019

Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesman Raveesh Kumar said over the weekend that “We expect that other countries will respect India’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and desist from efforts to change the status quo through the illegal so-called China-Pakistan Economic

Why Israel Is Struggling to Find a Way Out of Its Political Deadlock By Jonathan Cook, October 03 2019

It would be a grave mistake to assume that the continuing political deadlock in Israel – with neither incumbent prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival Benny Gantz seemingly able to cobble together a coalition government – is evidence

Trump Administration Reignites War Against Syria By Kurt Nimmo, October 03 2019

The neocons are not about to give up and admit defeat. Due primarily to Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah, the presence of the Islamic State is now considerably reduced in Syria. 

This is, of course, unacceptable for the neocons and Trump’s …

African American Education Crisis Highlighted in Atlanta Testing Case By Abayomi Azikiwe, October 03 2019

“None of the Above: The Untold Story of the Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Scandal, Corporate Greed, and the Criminalization of Educators” by Shani Robinson and Anna Simonton, Beacon Press, Boston, 2019

This study chronicles the plight of 35 educators, all …

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Iran Ready to End Nuclear Standoff with United States Once Sanctions Are Lifted By Sarah Abed, October 03 2019

Last week’s United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, presented the perfect opportunity for dialogue and diplomacy between the United States and Iran, in what would have been a historical meeting, the first of its kind between American and

Boris Johnson Gives ‘Final Deal’ to Brussels By Johanna Ross, October 03 2019

The final blueprint for the UK government’s EU withdrawal proposal was delivered to Brussels on Wednesday. David Frost, the government’s Brexit envoy, handed over the document, headed ‘A fair and reasonable compromise’ and addressed to EU President Jean-Claude Juncker

China’s Hypersonic Missile Dominance By Andrew Korybko, October 03 2019

The People’s Republic showed off its state-of-the-art DF-17 hypersonic glide vehicle during this week’s military parade celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Revolution, which was meant to send a message not just to the superpower’s American adversary, but

Money to Burn By Global Witness, October 03 2019

The burning of the Brazilian Amazon this summer illustrated in the most graphic way possible humanity’s war on the planet.

But such scenes play out every year in rainforests all around the world to make way for big agribusiness, away

Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (MBS) Must Shelve His Vicious War in Yemen By Pepe Escobar, October 03 2019

Never underestimate the power of blowback. Right now, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (MBS), the de facto ruler of the House of Saud, is staring at it, an ominous abyss opened by the Houthis in Yemen.

This past weekend, …

Deep-sea Dilemma By Diva Amon, October 03 2019

I’m on a ship 1,600 kilometres away from the nearest landmass. It has taken us five days to get from California to the middle of the equatorial Pacific Ocean. Our team sends a remotely operated vehicle 4.5 kilometres down to

Financial Services Industry Slowly Abandons Britain Ahead of Brexit By True Publica, October 03 2019

The EU is London’s biggest customer when it comes to financial services with exports worth £26 billion in profits. As the EU and Britain failed to agree a deal, the industry’s hopes of largely unfettered access to the bloc, banks

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Lula: I Will Not Trade My Dignity for My Freedom By Brasil de Fato and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, October 03 2019

Former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wrote in a letter that he will only leave his current situation of incarceration if his full innocence is recognized. This declaration came after the Operation Car Wash prosecutors filed a petition

Citizen Advocacy: The Achievements of New Zealand’s Peace Activism By Pinar Temocin and Prof. Noriyuki Kawano, October 03 2019
Why the Fires Raging Across Amazonia Ought to be a Burning Issue for Africa By Prof Gerard Boyce, October 02 2019

Of late, global news headlines have been dominated by reports of the fires raging across the Amazon Basin, mainly in Brazil but in other countries across the region such as Bolivia as well. Cognisant of the adverse consequences they portend

Internally Displaced Syrian Refugees Tormented by US Forces By Stephen Lendman, October 02 2019

Tens of thousands of Syrian refugees are trapped in northern and southern camps controlled by the US and its jihadist foot soldiers.

On October 1, Russian and Syrian Joint Coordination Committees on the Repatriation of Syrian Refugees said US forces, …

The Next Stage of Britain’s Dominic Cummings “Plan of Chaos”. Can it Get Any Worse? By Robert Woodward, October 02 2019

There were rumours and murmurs throughout last week swirling around the House of Commons bubble that something serious was brewing. Leaving aside that Boris Johnson was centre stage of the scandal that his government now represents – not just of

Will Boris Johnson Become a ‘Brexit Martyr’? By Johanna Ross, October 02 2019

The UK Conservative party kicked off last weekend amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour against Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Despite the government’s attempt to woo potential voters with what they refer to as a ‘dynamic domestic agenda’, journalists and commentators

The People’s Republic of China: 70 Years of Struggle and Success By Andrew Korybko, October 02 2019

The 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China is a worthwhile time to reflect on its struggles and successes with a view towards better understanding where it’s headed across the coming future.

The People’s Republic of

Gene-Editing Unintentionally Adds Bovine DNA, Goat DNA, and Bacterial DNA, Mouse Researchers Find By Dr. Jonathan Latham, October 02 2019

The gene-editing of DNA inside living cells is considered by many to be the preeminent technological breakthrough of the new millennium. Researchers in medicine and agriculture have rapidly adopted it as a technique for discovering cell and organism functions. But

Peace and Justice in the Middle East. Canadian Federal Parties’ Positions on the Middle East By CJPME, October 02 2019

Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME) is pleased to provide the present guide on Canadian Federal parties’ positions on the Middle East. While much has happened since the last Canadian Federal elections in 2015, CJPME has

#IVotePalestine: For Freedom, Justice and Equality By Canadian BDS Coalition, October 02 2019

In the upcoming Canadian general election scheduled for October 21, 2019, we commit to vote for candidates and parties that:

  • Support Palestinian human and national rights including the inalienable right to self-determination.
  • Oppose Israeli ethnic cleansing, war crimes and apartheid.
Yemeni Houthis Defeating Paper Tiger Saudis By Stephen Lendman, October 02 2019

According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Saudi Arabia ranks third in global military spending after the US and China — allocating an estimated $65.5 billion in 2018.

The US, Britain and France are its main weapons, munitions, …

Netanyahu’s Pre-Indictment Hearing Begins By Stephen Lendman, October 02 2019

The hearing begun Wednesday is expected to last four days, maybe longer. 

Netanyahu’s 10-lawyer team is up against 20 state prosecution officials, headed by AG Avichai Mandelblit, State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan, and Liat Ben-Ari, lead prosecutor in three

Trump, Democrats Dig in as Impeachment Drive Escalates By Barry Grey, October 02 2019

Having suggested that his impeachment could provoke “civil war” and threatened to arrest the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee on treason charges, President Donald Trump on Tuesday tweeted a map of the 2016 election results with the words

Court Defers to FCC on Dismantling Net Neutrality for Now but Opens Door for States, Higher Courts and Congress to Act By Free Press, October 02 2019

On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit deferred to the Federal Communications Commission in upholding its 2017 repeal of Net Neutrality, but overturned key parts of the agency’s so-called Restoring Internet Freedom Order, which was adopted

Where Are the Indictments of those Implicated in the Coup Attempt Against Trump? By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, October 02 2019

In the 1970s Irving Kristol declared Republicans to be the “stupid party.”  How correct he has proven to be.  Russiagate and now this latest coup attempt to overthrow the elected president of the United States are acts of sedition.  There

History: Russian Government Condemn’s European Parliament’s Blaming Stalin as Having Started World War II By Eric Zuesse, October 02 2019

On October 1st, Russia’s Tass news agency reported that the Director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Sergei Naryshkin condemned the European Parliament for having blamed Stalin along with Hitler as having started World War II. He said,

“The recent

Nobel Prizes: Why is there One in Economics? Rewarding Neoliberal Flawed Theories By Bryant Brown, October 02 2019

The Nobel Prize Committee will announce the winners of this years Nobel prizes from October 8 to the 11th, and then on October 14 they will announce one more.

The prizes originated from a bequest in the will of Alfred

“Speaking for Israel”: A Speechwriter Battle’s Anti-Israeli Opinions at the United Nations By Jim Miles, October 02 2019

I expected much more from a book speaking for Israel, something to truly engage the mind and require some concerted thought.  Unfortunately I was disappointed and found myself reading one person’s personal journal about endless speechwriting written and using only

New ‘Red’ Bloc: Russia -China Alliance By South Front, October 02 2019

On October 1, China celebrated the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China. This analysis is designed to provide a broader perspective to the Chinese-Russian military cooperation at the moment.

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For starters, one should note …

Counting the Dead Through the Fog of War in Afghanistan By Nicolas J. S. Davies, October 02 2019

During one week in late September, U.S.-led forces killed at least 70 civilians in two incidents in Afghanistan. A U.S. drone strike on September 19th killed at least 30 farmers harvesting pine nuts in Nangarhar province. Then on September 23rd,

The Second Candle-Light Revolution in Korea: The People’s Fight for the Survival of Clean Democracy By Prof. Joseph H. Chung, October 02 2019

The world still remembers the 2017 Candle-Light Revolution in which 17,000,000 Korean people fought peacefully and culturally on the streets, for several months, against the deep-rooted corruption culture developed and enforced under the 60- year conservative government’s rule.

In the

Video: Robert F Kennedy Jr. on California’s Newly Passed Mandatory Vaccine Law By Ben Swann and Robert F. Kennedy Jr, October 02 2019

Truth In Media‘s journalist Ben Swann interviewed RFK, Jr. about California’s newly passed mandatory vaccine law which has sparked controversy as it effectively removes all medical exemptions in CA, putting thousands of medically-fragile children at risk of vaccine injury.

Guns for Hire: No, the U.S. Government Shouldn’t be Using the Military to Police the Globe By John W. Whitehead, October 01 2019

“Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes… known instruments for

Understanding Racism and Social Inequality in America … The Rot Runs Down By Philip A Farruggio, October 01 2019

We have a president who has taken the term ‘Low Base’ to a new level. When he did a ‘pass’ on the Charlottesville white supremacy, Neo Nazi march and street battles that ensued the next day, he gave indirect legitimacy

Climate Is Changing, Relations of Exploitation Are Not By Enzo Pellegrin, October 01 2019

If ever there was a need, the “institutional” demonstrations of last Friday in Italy confirmed an environmental data, on which a large part of the mainstream media invests resources for controlling public opinion for at least twenty years. Earth’s climate

Empowerment: A Solution for Inequality in Rural Morocco By Victoria Burns and Lailah Said, October 01 2019

How the practice of empowerment has the potential to be the key for reducing the negative impacts of alienation and inequality among women in rural regions of Morocco.

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“We do not speak in front of others because we are …

U.S. Foreign Aid for Dictators By Jacob G. Hornberger, October 01 2019

Notice something important about the hoopla regarding President’s Trump withholding of U.S. foreign aid to Ukraine while he was requesting Ukrainian officials to investigate Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden for possible corruption: Nobody in Washington, D.C., or within

“Justice Dies in the Darkness”: The Hassan Diab Illegal Extradition to France By Michelle Weinroth, October 01 2019

When former Attorney-General Jody Wilson-Raybould declined Hassan Diab’s request for an independent and transparent public inquiry into his wrongful and harrowing extradition to France, he, along with his lawyer, and countless others, feared that justice would not be served.

The Ukraine Impeachment Fiasco: Both Republicans and Democrats Being Manipulated by the Deep State By Philip Giraldi, October 01 2019

The problem with the current imbroglio over Ukraine is that the discussion does not begin where it should. Here is the timeline: the United States decided to make a serious effort to bring about regime change in Ukraine under the

Three Saudi Brigades Annihilated in Devastating Houthi Offensive in Saudi Arabia By Federico Pieraccini, October 01 2019

Many may have hitherto been led to believe that the Houthis were a ragtag armed force lacking in sophistication. Many, seeing the drone and missile attacks on Saudi oil plants, may have declared it to be a false-flag attack carried

2016 Revisited: Electronic Balloting Favored Clinton, Paper Balloting Sanders By Dr. Roldolfo Cortes Barragan and Ann Garrison, October 01 2019

Investigators call it “strange patterns in data”— that saw Hillary Clinton win primaries with electronic ballots, and Bernie Sanders victorious in paper ballot states.

The most preferable method is hand-counted paper ballots, next most preferable are paper ballots scanned

Video: Syrian Army Prepares to Resume Idlib Advance By South Front, October 01 2019

The Syrian Army and its allies are preparing to resume ground operations against radical militants in Greater Idlib, according to pro-government sources.

Over the past few days, helicopters of the Syrian Air Force have carried out multiple airstrikes on positons …

The “Kashmir 2 Khalistan” Campaign Is the Solution to India’s Separatist Issues By Andrew Korybko, October 01 2019

The recent merging of the peaceful campaigns for self-determination referenda in Kashmir and Khalistan presents the only realistic solution to India’s separatist issues there, and the international community should facilitate their democratic goals and take steps to ensure that India

Europe Subservient to US Imperial Interests By Stephen Lendman, October 01 2019

On most geopolitical issues, Europe is subservient to a higher power in Washington under both right wings of its war party.

It’s most apparent by joining its war machine on demand, targeting nonbelligerent countries the US doesn’t control, wanting them

The Ethical Dilemma Behind Trump’s Fateful Ukrainegate Decision By Andrew Korybko, October 01 2019

Should Trump have pursued justice even though the outcome could have politically helped him, or should he have neglected his legal responsibilities to do so because of the same?

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The Ukrainegate scandal was sparked by Trump asking his newly

Venezuela Denounces Airspace Incursions by 54 US Spy Planes By Telesur, October 01 2019

The Operational Strategic Commander of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (Ceofanb), Remigio Ceballos revealed the airspace violations through his Twitter account. 

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The Venezuelan government denounced Sunday discovery of more than 54 spy planes of the United States in the …

Yemen Is Now Saudi Arabia’s “Vietnam War” By Paul Antonopoulos, October 01 2019

Something does not appear right in Saudi Arabia. Although the Wahhabi Kingdom has a technological, demographical and economical advantage over Yemen, it has completely failed to break the Yemeni resistance, headed by the Houthi-led Ansarullah Movement. The Ansarullah Movement has

The Freud-Einstein Correspondence of 1932: Theories of War By Norrie MacQueen, October 01 2019

At the end of 1931 the International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation [IIIC], a League of Nations agency, invited Albert Einstein to initiate an exchange of letters with a fellow ‘leader of intellectual thought’ on a subject ‘calculated to serve the

The Deepening Decay of the West – and the Brighter Post-West Future By Jan Oberg, October 01 2019

Look at this CNN online frontpage in the evening of September 24, 2019. It may well come to be seen in the future as an indicator of the beginning of the end.

Earlier that same day, Britain’s highest court ruled

Dangerous Detentions: Julian Assange and Remaining in Belmarsh Prison By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, October 01 2019

Much ink has been spilt in textbooks describing situations where autocratic states can behave badly.  They abuse rights; they ignore international law and they ride roughshod over conventions.  Liberal democracies may boast that they follow matters to the letter of

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The Sickness of American Foreign Policy By Eric Zuesse, September 30 2019

The Military-Industrial Complex runs US foreign policies. What passes for international ‘news’ reporting in the United States media was supremely represented by the instance of those ’news’ media stenographically reporting the Government’s lies about ’Saddam’s WMD’, even after it

The Relationship between the CIA and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) By Kurt Nimmo, September 30 2019

Early last year, the Swiss Propaganda Research center (SPR) published information cementing into place something many of us already know—the “mainstream” corporate media is controlled by the Council on Foreign Relations.

“It is no secret that over the last 4 …

The Legacy of President Jacques Chirac: The Art of Being Vague By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, September 30 2019

The tributes have been dripping in heavy praise: former French president Jacques Chirac and mayor of Paris, the great statesman; the man who said no to the US-led war juggernaut into Iraq; the man loved for being loved.  Many of

Restoring Scientific Analysis in U.S Air Pollution Standard-Setting. We’re Putting It Back. By Gretchen Goldman, September 30 2019

EPA leaders have now irreparably damaged the agency’s process for setting health-based air pollution standards. That’s why scientists are taking matters into their own hands. To ensure that independent science informs the particulate matter standards and beyond, the very particulate

The African Great Game: Russia Playing the Catchup, The Role of China By George Nyongesa and Kester Kenn Klomegah, September 30 2019

After the Soviet collapse, Russia  maintained strong and time-tested relations with African countries, and of course, the Soviet Union had played an important role during the decolonisation of Africa. The African continent comprises a diverse collection of countries, each with

Leonard Cohen: Songs of Longing for “Social Beauty”? By Dr. Robert Rennebohm, September 30 2019

I recently watched Marianne and Leonard, a documentary film about Leonard Cohen, the great Canadian poet and musician. The film, directed by Nick Broomfield, focuses on Leonard’s relationship with Marianne Ihlen, but also dwells extensively on Cohen’s depression, drug

Become a Member of Global Research – Receive Free Books! By Global Research, September 30 2019

At Global Research, our mandate is to increase awareness on the broadest possible level while maintaining full independence in our reports and analyses. Our commitment is to make our articles and videos available to the broadest possible readership, on a …

When Convenience Counts: Leaking and Whistleblowing. Trump and the Zelensky Affair By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, September 30 2019

The entire Trump presidency has been a sequence of “watch this space” moments.  Dismissals and political executions; attacks and distractions; gestures of deal making and promises of apocalypse. Perhaps it was high time for another bit of material to be

Syrians Continue Protests Against US-Owned SDF Terrorists By Miri Wood, September 30 2019

Syrians under the occupation of US illegals and their terrorist SDF are continuing public protests against the illicit militia that burns agricultural fields, appropriates or bombs homes, kidnaps Syrian children for criminal training in military camps. In a recent

The Anti-Trump Character Assassination. Spinoff from DNC/Hillary “Dodgy Dossier”? By Stephen Lendman, September 30 2019

A personal note: Throughout his tenure, I’ve been a sharp Trump critic for numerous legitimate reason.

He escalated wars of aggression  inherited from Bush/Cheney and Obama, continuing the rape and destruction of nonbelligerent states threatening no one.

He’s waging economic …

Turkey’s Erdogan Plans Annexation of Northern Syrian Territory By Stephen Lendman, September 30 2019

Wannabe sultan Erdogan covets expanding Turkey’s borders to include oil-rich northern Iraqi and Syrian territory. 

Combatting Kurds in Syria, posing no cross-border threat, is part of his annexation scheme — what Damascus officials condemn and won’t tolerate.

In cahoots with …

Britain’s Political Crisis: Problems and Possibilities for the Left By Kate Hudson, September 30 2019

The British political crisis continues, with the latest developments consolidating the hard right takeover of the Tory Party and Government that began with the Brexit referendum in 2016 and is now leading to the development of a potentially mass neo-fascist

October 1, 1949: China’s Miracle – as seen by the Official China Itself By Jan Oberg, September 30 2019

Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC), China has achieved the dream of the millennium, marched toward national rejuvenation, and led one-fifth of the world’s population to approach the center of the global stage, said the article

Cuba versus “The Blockade”. Losses and Damages Over Six Decades By Ana Laura Palomino García and Milagros Pichardo Pérez, September 30 2019

Granma International shares facts and figures from Cuba’s report, presented by Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, on Resolution 73/8 of the United Nations General Assembly

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The significant negative impact of measures recently adopted by the U.S. to tighten the …

The ‘Hong Kong Human Rights & Democracy Act’ Will Intensify the Hybrid War on China By Andrew Korybko, September 30 2019

As if the ongoing “trade war” wasn’t an intense enough Hybrid War against China as it is, the US might soon pass the so-called “Hong Kong Human Rights & Democracy Act” in order to take its asymmetrical aggression even further

The US Wants Iran to Become a “Toothless Shark”: Its Allies and Missile Programme to be Swept Off the Table By Elijah J. Magnier, September 30 2019

There will be no deal between Iran and the US as long as President Donald Trump is unwilling to lift his aggressive sanctions against the “Islamic Republic”. Washington and Riyadh’s top leaders have asked Pakistan  and  Iraq  to mediate with

Accusations that Disaster Capitalists Are Piling the Pressure on Johnson to Pursue No-deal Brexit By True Publica, September 30 2019

For the first time in 35 years, I am not packing my bag to travel to the Tory party conference tomorrow. The party I joined as a student and first campaigned for in the 1979 general election is suffering

Unified Action to Fight Deforestation By Nicole Polsterer, September 30 2019

Jair Bolsonaro defied his critics at the UN General Assembly in New York this month – as expected – denouncing those maintaining that his policies have fanned the flames of the Amazon fires.

Brazil’s President declared:

“We all know

Palestinian Rights: Israeli Army Forcibly Evicts Nonviolent Demonstrators at the Dead Sea By Popular Struggle Coordination Committee, September 30 2019

Today, over 100 activists came together at the northern banks of the Dead Sea to reclaim Palestinian rights to land and its natural resources amidst the deepening Israeli occupation of the West Bank. After decades of apartheid and colonialization, and

Houthis Claim Ambush of Saudis Killed Hundreds By Kurt Nimmo, September 30 2019

It is being reported Houthi fighters, aka Ansarallah, have pulled off a major military offensive against Saudi troops in northern Yemen. 

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Third Israeli Election Likely over Impasse? By Stephen Lendman, September 30 2019

Netanyahu’s Likud finished second to Gantz/Lapid’s Blue and White party in September 17 rerun elections.

President Rivlin broke precedent by choosing Netanyahu to form a coalition government, showing partisanship in breach of his mandate to serve interests of the state,

The Majority of Jews, 8 Million, Have No Wish to Live in a Conflicted Israel By Hans Stehling, September 30 2019

Out of a global Jewish population of 14.8 million, over 54% do not, and presumably have no wish to live in the hard-Right, Likud-dominated, settler-controlled, extremist state that is today’s Israel.

These population figures, recently published in the American Jewish

The Untold Story of the Trump-Ukraine ‘Scandal’: The Routine Corruption of US Foreign Policy By Joe Lauria, September 30 2019

The most crucial aspects of the Trump-Ukraine “scandal,” which has led to impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump, are not being told, even by Republicans.

Trump was very likely motivated by politics if he indeed withheld military aid to Ukraine in …