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Prime Minister Mahathir Will Continue Malaysia’s Multipolar Course By Andrew Korybko, June 01 2018
Malaysia: Debts and the Push for Reforms By Dr. Chandra Muzaffar, June 01 2018
Qingdao SCO Summit: “Secret Meeting” between Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, May 31 2018

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) will hold its 18th annual summit meeting in Qingdao, Shandong Province on June 9-10, barely a few days before the (scheduled) Kim-Trump Summit in Singapore on June 12-14. The SCO meetings will be chaired by

Whose Country Is this? Is the Constitution Even Welcome Here Anymore? By John W. Whitehead, May 31 2018

“The first time it was reported that our friends were being butchered there was a cry of horror. Then a hundred were butchered. But when a thousand were butchered and there was no end to the butchery, a blanket of

Pipeline Geopolitics: Why is Russia Maintaining Its Gas Transit Pipelines Through Ukraine Open? By Andrew Korybko, May 31 2018

President Putin’s surprise announcement that Russia is ready to maintain gas transit through Ukraine has left people wondering whether both sides’ pipeline jostling over the past couple of years was ultimately all for naught if the pre-Maidan status quo ultimately

A Nation that Doesn’t Know War: America Celebrates Memorial Day By Philip Giraldi, May 31 2018

Wednesday, May 30th, was Memorial Day in the United States. The commemoration began in 1868 shortly after the American Civil War, when townsmen in several communities came together to decorate the graves of the fallen on the last

Selected Articles: How Do You Get Off the US “Kill List”? By Global Research News, May 31 2018

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Video: “We Were Close to Direct Conflict Between Russia and the US Inside Syria” – Bashar Assad By Bashar al Assad and RT News, May 31 2018

Syrian President Bashar Assad says Moscow deterred the West from launching a devastating country-wide air strike last month, and believes that Damascus has nearly won the seven-year war, despite continued US “interference.”

“With every move forward for the Syrian Army,

International Migration, From Transit to Integration: A Moroccan Initiative for Community Development By Nathan Park, May 31 2018

International migration from sub-Saharan Africa towards Europe and the United States has significantly increased over the past decade. These migration trends, especially towards Europe, directly influence migration patterns to other North African countries.

The specific migration pull and push factors …

Protecting and Preserving Syria’s Sovereign Independence By Stephen Lendman, May 31 2018

Russia wants all non-Syrian forces withdrawn from southern areas bordering Israel. More on this below.

The right to self-defense is inviolable under international law, including under Article 51 of the UN Charter. It prohibits one nation from attacking another except

‘Major Win’: California Senate Passes Bill Restoring Net Neutrality By Andrea Germanos, May 31 2018

Featured image: The California state Senate votes Wednesday on SB 822, which would restore net neutrality protections. (Photo: Free Press/ Free Press Action Fund/flickr/cc)

Update: The California state Senate on Wednesday voted to pass a bill restoring net

Big Coal Is Using this Small Oklahoma Town as a Toxic Waste Dump By Valerie Vande Panne, May 31 2018

Featured image: Local activist Tim Tanksley (L) leads Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Connie Johnson (center) and Johnson’s campaign manager, Charise Walker, to Bokoshe’s fly ash dump.

On the edge of Bokoshe, population less than 500, sits a hill about 60 feet
How Do You Get Off the US “Kill List”? By Prof. Marjorie Cohn, May 31 2018

After the 9/11 attacks, the Bush administration created a secret “kill list” to step up the targeting of alleged terrorists for assassination. The criteria for inclusion on the list have apparently morphed over three presidential administrations, yet they remain elusive.

America’s Big-Brother ‘News’ Media By Eric Zuesse, May 31 2018

The way it works was well displayed, May 25th, on the opinion page of America’s largest-circulation newspaper, USA Today. Each of the three articles there presumed that the US Government is fighting for the public’s interests, and that

Denialism: The Historical Denialism of Japan’s Crimes against Humanity By George Burchett, May 31 2018

This is how Wikipedia defines denialism:

In the psychology of human behavior, denialism is a person’s choice to deny reality, as a way to avoid a psychologically uncomfortable truth. Denialism is an essentially irrational action that withholds the validation

“I Have a Nuclear Button, … And My Button Works” Trump Is Far More Dangerous than Hitler? By Shane Quinn, May 31 2018

In early January this year, American president Donald Trump singled out his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong-un when writing, “…please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger and more powerful one than

The US Trade War with China. Trump wants to Block Countries from using the Yuan as a Reserve Currency By Peter Koenig and Press TV, May 31 2018

Background

Far-reaching trade policies and sanctions against China are envisaged, According to Reuters:

The United States said on Tuesday that it will continue pursuing action on trade with China, days after Washington and Beijing announced a tentative solution to their

RFK’s Son Robert Francis Kennedy Jr: I Don’t Believe Sirhan Did It By Michael Carmichael, May 31 2018

As a witness of the broadcast of RFK’s victory speech and the virtually simultaneous announcement of his assassination at the Ambassador Hotel while I was serving as a university coordinator for RFK for President, I feel a heavy sense of

Death and Destruction In the Wake of the “Liberation” of Mosul By Nazli Tarzi and Prof Michel Chossudovsky, May 30 2018

It is worth recalling the history of the initial incursion of ISIS forces (Summer 2014) and the timeline extending from the occupation of Mosul in Summer of 2014 which was covertly supported by the US, to the “Liberation” of Mosul

A Smart-Power Approach for the Seas. The Geopolitics of the World’s Oceans By Leonid Savin, May 30 2018

In 2017 the retired US Navy admiral and former NATO Supreme Allied Commander,  t is an attractive read for military professionals, especially those serving in the Navy, as well as for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in the complex

What Is Meant by Permanent War? By Dr. Ali Kadri, May 30 2018

War is not an anomaly, nor an exception to the rule, it has always been with us and it might always be. Militarism and its practice in war are subcategories of waste (the harmful things we produce such as pollution

Narco-Corruption, ISIS 3.0, and the Terror Drone Attack That Never Happened By Nick Turse, May 30 2018

For almost 20 years, U.S. drone warfare was largely one-sided. Unlike Afghans and Yemenis, Iraqis and Somalis, Americans never had to worry about lethal robots hovering overhead and raining down missiles. Until, that is, one appeared in the skies above

Trudeau’s Reckless Support for Kinder-Morgan. Billions of Tax Dollars to Buy an Unbuildable, Financially Doomed Pipeline By Adam Scott, May 30 2018

With his reckless support for Kinder Morgan and other oil pipelines, Trudeau has willingly compromised his own commitments to address climate change and pursue reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous peoples. Now he’s willing to risk billions of public tax dollars as

Kinder-Morgan Fiasco: The Cat Is Out of the Bag at the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) By Bob Farkas, May 30 2018

In the weeks and months ahead, there will be many political casualties of the Liberal government’s crisis surrounding the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion. The first of these, however, was the carefully-crafted illusion that the Canada Pension Plan Investment

Conflict Theory and Biosphere Annihilation By Robert J. Burrowes, May 30 2018

In a recent article titled ‘Challenges for Resolving Complex Conflicts’, I pointed out that existing conflict theory pays little attention to the extinction-causing conflict being ongoingly generated by human over-consumption in the finite planetary biosphere (and, among other outcomes,

Brexit: Second EU Referendum Campaign Kicks Off By True Publica, May 30 2018

TruePublica Editor: I spoke to some influential Brexiteers just before the decision was made by the electorate to Brexit. The reasoning by one was not that he thought the EU was bad for Britain but that everybody in the

On the Liberation of The Yarmouk Refugee Camp from ISIS. Syrian and Palestinian Struggles Indivisible By Ken Stone, May 30 2018

The Syrian Arab Army (SAA), allied Palestinian militias, and the government of Syria deserve high praise for the recent liberation of Yarmouk refugee camp from ISIS.

Anti-war activists took a lot of flak from some people in North America and …

Tightly Bound: The United States and Australia’s Alliance-Dependent Militarization By Richard Tanter, May 30 2018

Contemporary Australia is a case of dependent, high-technology liberal militarization, but with distinctive characteristics pointing to a model that must look beyond standard concerns with increasing national defense budgets, more and better weapons systems, an “exceptionalist” approach to immigration security

Video: Israel Carries Out Massive Strike on Gaza, Protest Against US-backed Forces in Syria By South Front, May 30 2018

Tensions between the local population and the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are growing. Protests against the SDF have recently erupted in the cities of Manbij, Hasakah and Raqqah.

The predominantly Arab local population protested against behavior and policies, including …

Canada’s Deal to Purchase Kinder Morgan Assets By Adam Scott, May 30 2018

Today, Canada’s government announced that it will pay $4.5 billion to Kinder Morgan to buy both the 65-year-old Trans Mountain pipeline and the controversial Trans Mountain Expansion Project. The government also announced that it will assume liability for construction costs

Not for Sale: Congo’s Forests Must be Protected from the Fossil Fuels Industry By Global Witness, May 30 2018

As we have previously revealed, the Democratic Republic of Congo government is attempting to reclassify swathes of two UNESCO protected World Heritage Sites – Salonga and Virunga National Parks – to allow oil exploration to take place. In our

US Sanctions on Iran: The Unraveling of Pax Americana By Christopher Wood, May 30 2018

Amid current news headlines about North Korea and related nuclear issues, it is important not to ignore the potential schism that could occur in the G7 world as a consequence of the practical fallout from Donald Trump’s decision on May

Russia’s Advancing Multipolarity in Africa Through Mozambique By Andrew Korybko, May 30 2018

The recently concluded Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) saw the signing of many major deals with large countries and companies, but it was the lesser-discussed ones with comparatively smaller states that might actually be the real game-changers. During his

Universities, Branding and Saudi Arabia By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, May 30 2018

The modern university is a tertiary colonising institution.  Like the old mercantilist bodies – the Dutch East India Company and its equivalents – the educational world is there to be acquired by bureaucrats, teachers and, it is hoped, suitable recruits. 

Syrian Military Sends Final Warning to “Militants” in Southern Syria By South Front, May 30 2018

The Syrian military has concentrated a notable force in the province of Daraa to be able to employ a military option should negotiations with local armed groups fail. Reinforcements from the Tiger Forces, the 4th Armoured Division, the 5

The Logic of U.S. Foreign Policy By Swiss Propaganda Research, May 29 2018

The following complex chart was sent to us by the Swiss Propaganda Research.

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How can U.S. foreign policy of the past several decades be explained rationally? The following chart – based on a model developed

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Selected Articles: Who Was Behind the Robert F. Kennedy Assassination? By Global Research News, May 29 2018

Since 2001, Global Research has been delivering critical analysis to its readers as well as direction for the questions we should be asking.

If you look to our website as a resource for information and understanding, to stay current on

The Left’s Naivety about Canada’s Role in Foreign Affairs. The Korea “Peace Train” By Yves Engler, May 29 2018

Repeat after me: Canada is seldom a force for good in the world, Canada is seldom a force for good in the world.

Thomas Walkom’s “Canada should board Korean peace train” is yet another example of how the progressive

“No Sympathy for the Devils”, A Play on Words from the Rolling Stones By Philip A Farruggio, May 29 2018

“Hell is Empty, and the Devils are All Here”, …. (William Shakespeare, The Tempest)

And thus I clothe my naked villany, … And seem a saint, when most I play the devil.” (William Shakespeare, in the words of King …

Donald Trump: Is He Too Dangerous to be Head of State? By Prof Rodrigue Tremblay, May 29 2018
Some observers have drawn a parallel between Donald Trump and the decadent emperor Caligula (12-41 CE) of Ancient Rome. Caligula was autocratic, unpredictable, unhinged and a self-conscious populist who lacked self-restraint. Is Donald Trump an "Emperor with no clothes".
Who Rules America? By Prof. James Petras, May 29 2018
Israel Firsters’ dominate the top economic and political positions and, interestingly, are among the Administration’s most vociferous opponents. These include: the Federal Reserve Chairwoman, Janet Yellen, and her Vice-Chair, Stanley Fischer, an Israeli citizen and former (sic) Governor of the Bank of Israel.
Crimes against Humanity and the Israel-Palestine Conflict By Julian Rose, May 29 2018

For decades Palestinians have lived on the edge of annihilation, their homeland steadily annexed until just a slither of the original remains. It’s a story that just won’t go away, even for those thousands of miles away, who try to

The Rights of “Missing” Immigrant Children in America By Massoud Nayeri, May 29 2018

When you hold a baby in your arms for the very first time, overfilled with the power of love, naturally your mind and body is focused (but mindful) on how to protect that precious and delicate living being. A civilized

Criticizing Israel Unrelated to Anti-Semitism By Stephen Lendman, May 29 2018

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Calling criticism of Zionism and Israel anti-Semitic turns truth on its head. One has nothing to do with the other.

Anti-Semitism reflects hostility

Syria Takes Rotating Presidency of UN Disarmament Conference in Geneva, US Protests By Press TV, May 29 2018

Syria has taken the rotating presidency of the United Nations (UN)’s Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, prompting disruptive objection by the United States.

The chairing of the Conference on Disarmament (CD) rotates alphabetically among the body’s 65 members every four …

Sanctioning the World, the US Inadvertently ‘Locks and Launches’ Multipolarism By Alastair Crooke, May 29 2018

The commemorative medal had already been cast and published. It depicts profiles of Trump and Jong Un, facing each other, at the 12th June historic meeting – at which Jong Un was supposed to disavow and discard his nuclear

Video. The Art of War, Italian ‘Sovereignty’ from Brussels, but not from Washington By Manlio Dinucci, May 29 2018

Today, 21 of the 27 countries of the EU (after Brexit), with about 90 percent of the population of the Union, are part of NATO, whose “rules” have allowed the United States to maintain, since 1949, the position of Supreme

The Moral Decoding of 9-11: Beyond the U.S. Criminal State, The Grand Plan for a New World Order By Prof. John McMurtry, May 29 2018
Who was behind the continuous false information and non-stop repetition of “foreign Arab terrorists” when no proof of guilt existed? Who was blocking all independent inquiry?
Iran’s Mohajedeen e Khalq: MEK Money Sure Can’t Buy Love By Philip Giraldi, May 29 2018

Iran’s radical pseudo-Marxist cult Mohajedeen e Khalq, better known by its acronym MEK, is somewhat reminiscent of the Israel Lobby’s American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in that it operates somewhat in the shadows and is nevertheless able to punch

Memorial Day Is Based on a Lie By Jacob G. Hornberger, May 29 2018

Today, Memorial Day, Americans across the land will hear the same message: that U.S. soldiers who have died in America’s foreign wars and foreign interventions have done so in the defense of our rights and freedoms. It is a message

America’s Incredible Shrinking Influence By Rep. Ron Paul, May 29 2018

Just two weeks after President Trump pulled the US from the Iran nuclear agreement, his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, issued 12 demands to Iran that could never be satisfied. Pompeo knew his demands would be impossible to meet. They

Colombia’s New NATO Partnership ‘a Threat to Peace,’ Venezuela Warns By Morning Star, May 29 2018

Venezuela has warned that neighbouring Colombia’s partnership with NATO represents “a serious threat to peace and regional stability.”

President Juan Manuel Santos announced on Friday that Colombia would be working with the West’s military alliance as a “global partner” from …

Trump’s Crude and Idiotic Letter to Kim Jong-un By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, May 29 2018

Below is the text of president Trump’s somewhat crude and idiotic letter to Chairman Kim Jong-un dated May 24, 2018. (It also has some grammatical errors.)

In the word’s of Senator Ed Markey at the Mike Pompeo Senate Foreign Relations …

Mike Pompeo Challenged at Senate Foreign Relations Committee with regard to North Korea, Iran, Yemen By Renee Parsons, May 29 2018

Newly appointed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had every reason to expect that his first official appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee would be the usual slam-dunk as mostly obedient, respectful Senators aligned with his testimony.   

Instead of the …

The Kim-Trump Singapore Summit, Will it Take Place? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Press TV, May 29 2018

What is unfolding is a process whereby US intelligence is playing a key “behind the scenes” role in setting the stage for the Singapore Summit, with a view to ultimately enforcing and sustaining US hegemony in North East Asia.

The

Trump is “Played” by Pence and Bolton, Endangering World Peace:  Attempts to Resolve Crisis in Korea and Northeast Asia, Torpedoed by Militarists in Washington By Carla Stea, May 28 2018

Evidently, Donald Trump is a political neophyte:  perhaps he succeeds at making business deals, but he is strangely naïve regarding the viciousness of political chicanery and Machiavellian intrigue in Washington.  There is no other explanation for his appointing John Bolton,

Today We Remember Those Who Died in the Ongoing 9/11 Wars By AE911Truth, May 28 2018

Global Research endorses the courageous and relentless stance of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth. Their carefully documented analysis refutes the official 9/11 narrative. The WTC buildings were brought down through controlled demolition.

The tragic events of September 11,

500 Years of Nakbas. The Legacy of European Colonialism, Famine and Enslavement By Glen Ford, May 28 2018

“The Palestinians face the last bastion of legalized racial rule on the planet.”

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The great nakba, or “catastrophe,”began in 1492, when Christopher Columbus proclaimed the lands of the “Indies” for Spain. Within half a century of his voyage, 95

Renewed ISIS Attacks in Syria. Russian SU-57 Stealth Fighter Carries out Strikes against “Militants” By South Front, May 28 2018

Four Russian military advisers have been killed and three others have been injured in the Syrian province of Deir Ezzor in a shelling carried out by militants, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement on May 27.

According to

Memorial and Veterans Day Reality: Glorifying War, Deploring Peace By Stephen Lendman, May 28 2018

They’re days of shame, dishonoring countless US men and women who died needlessly in wars that never should have been waged – so bankers, war profiteers, other corporate predators, and high-net-worth individuals could benefit from the slaughter of countless millions,

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Venezuela “Defeats U.S.” in the Election, Now Must Build Independent Economy By Kevin Zeese, May 28 2018

Upon returning to the United States from Venezuela and reading the terrible media reporting of the election, it was evident that the people of the United States are being lied to. The Intrepid News Fund and Venezuela Analysis invited me

Legal? Despite Withdrawal Pledge, Trump’s Massive Mission Creep in Syria By Prof. Juan Cole, May 28 2018

The US is warning Syria  against attempting to recover lands lost to rebels south of Damascus.

Some of those rebels are ISIL or affiliated in some way to al-Qaeda. That is, the US is now doing the opposite of

Green Berets and Mercenaries in Yemen: What Else is Washington Not Telling Us About US Participation in Yemen? By Geopolitics Alert, May 28 2018

Sana’a (GPA) — For the past three years, the United States has attempted to disguise, manipulate, or outright deny its involvement in Yemen. Nonetheless, new facts come to light every so often that indicate Washington’s participation in the Saudi-led war

Fathi Harb Burnt himself to Death in Gaza. Will the World Notice? By Jonathan Cook, May 28 2018

Fathi Harb should have had something to live for, not least the imminent arrival of a new baby. But last week the 21-year-old extinguished his life in an inferno of flames in central Gaza. 

It is believed to be the

Austria’s New Coalition Betrays on CETA Trade Agreement. Giant Agribusiness Threatens EU Family Farm By F. William Engdahl, May 28 2018

US President Trump told the world his government rejects negotiations on the highly controversial TTIP (Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership). Citizen groups and EU opponents of the Obama comprehensive trade agreement breathed a sigh of relief. Too little attention has

Pope Francis
Cover Ups and Confessions: Pope Francis and Child Abuse By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, May 28 2018

It is the season for exposures and exposes, and the Catholic Church has been making regular ripples of the wrong and undeniably crude sort.  Globally, the church is finding itself being picked bare in terms of institutional malfeasance, not merely

The Godfather. Billionaire Sheldon Adelson’s Influence on Donald Trump By CBC, May 27 2018

Billionaire Sheldon Adelson was influential in Trump’s controversial decision to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, and he also lobbied Trump on the Iran nuclear deal. Turns out Adelson also has a connection to former PM Stephen Harper. The CBC’s

Venezuela Election Observer: ‘The Majority Have Chosen the Path They Want for Venezuela’ By Eulalia Reyes de Whitney and Federico Fuentes, May 27 2018

More than 300 international representatives from organisations such as the African Union, the Caribbean Community and the Electoral Experts Council of Latin America, as well as former heads of states, parliamentarians, trade unionists and solidarity activists, were present for Venezuela’s

U.N.: Another 10 Million Yemenis at Risk of Starving to Death by Year’s End By Daniel Larison, May 27 2018

The Saudi coalition blockade of Yemen continues to starve the civilian population of essential food and fuel. The U.N. warns that an additional 10 million Yemenis could be brought to the brink of famine beyond the eight and a half

With One Shot: One Kill of the Israeli Defense Narrative By Phil Butler, May 27 2018

Featured image: 16-year-old Mohamed Wahdan hit by IDF sniper fire – Bahaa Salman from Gaza (Source: NEO)

Gaza is all in the news since protesters were fired upon by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) from inside perimeter fence dividing peoples and

Trump Awards Medal of Honor to Navy SEAL Accused of War Crimes in Afghanistan By Shelley Connor, May 27 2018

On Thursday, President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to former SEAL Team 6 officer Britt Slabinski. There are well documented allegations of war crimes committed by Slabinski in Afghanistan, including the killing, torture and dismemberment of unarmed Afghan men.

South Korean President Moons Bolton: Chairman Kim and President Moon Meet at the DMZ By Ray McGovern, May 27 2018

Thanks no doubt to his bellicose national security adviser John Bolton, President Donald Trump has now lost control of the movement toward peace between the two Koreas.  Trump has put himself in a corner; he must now either reject —

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Here’s How the U.S. Government Will ‘Calm’ the Public if A Nuclear Attack Occurs By Mac Slavo, May 27 2018

The government has already prepared some scripts to use on the terrified public should the United States ever be attacked with a nuclear weapon. The US government prepares for all sorts of threats, but none match the pomp and circumstance

US Officially Warns Syrian Army from Attacking Militants in Southern Syria By South Front, May 27 2018

On May 26, the US Department of State released an official statement, in which it warned the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) from launching a military operation in southern Syria. The US claimed that such operation will be a violation of

Palestinians: 70 Years of Suffering By Eric Margolis, May 27 2018

To date, 62 Palestinians have been shot dead in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli army and over 5,500 wounded by gunfire.  Their crime: protesting the loss of their ancestral homes in the West Bank.

Here was an example of …

Blowing Up the Iran Deal Brings Eurasia Closer to Integration By Federico Pieraccini, May 27 2018

The annulment of the Iran nuclear deal framework could not be fended off by the visits or entreaties of Merkel, Macron or May. Donald Trump has refused to renew the agreement formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

Gold Warriors: America’s Secret Recovery of Yamashita’s Gold By Hugo Turner, May 27 2018

In the book Gold Warriors by Sterling & Peggy Seagrave the authors reveal one of the most shocking secrets of the 20th century the amazing story of a vast treasure that Japan managed to loot across Asia which is today

The Iran Nuclear Deal in Jeopardy: End of May Deadline for Saving the JCPOA? By Stephen Lendman, May 27 2018

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Washington has been waging political, propaganda, and economic war on Iran for nearly 40 years – regime change the goal, regaining a subservient

Big Pharma: An Example of the Best ‘Democracy’ Money Can Buy By Monica Cruz, May 27 2018

The U.S. government constantly vilifies Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, and other governments it opposes, claiming that they are not democracies. Republicans and Democrats alike warn of “oppressive regimes” while telling us that the U.S. is a true democracy, and everyone

Israel Owns U.S. Foreign Policy By Philip Giraldi, May 27 2018

President Trump’s “emotional” decision to denounce the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action involving Iran, based on known falsehoods fed to him by Bibi Netanyahu, is not making America great again in the Middle East. Who is really making the decisions