Robert Parry | 24 may 2016 The West keeps piling the blame for the 2014 shoot-down of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 on Russian President Putin although there are many holes in the case and the U.S. government still withholds its evidence A newly posted video showing a glimpse of a Buk missile battery rolling down a highway in…
Strategic Culture Foundation | 22 May 2016 How can it be that in virtually all of the Presidential-candidate head-to-head Democratic versus Republican polling that was done of both Democratic and Republican candidates during the primaries, the preferred Democratic candidate against any one of the Republican candidates was Bernie Sanders, but he almost certainly won’t be that Party’s nominee (and…
GWPF | 24 May 2016 UK Breakthrough: Landmark Ruling Gives Green Light To Fracking The strongest El Nino in nearly 20 years, which damaged crop production in Asia and caused food shortages, has ended, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said on Tuesday. Climate indicators associated with El Nino, which emerged in 2015, have now…
The Nation | 22 May 2016 The armchair warriors seem to be realizing that they could be frozen out of the corridors of power for the next four years The past year has been a difficult one for the leaders of the neocon right. First, their campaign to torpedo President Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran…
Kurt Nimmo | 23 May 2016 Saudi legal expert gets it half right The Saudis, angered by the Senate’s unanimous vote approving a bill allowing the families of 9/11 victims to sue their country, have tapped Saudi legal expert Katib al-Shammari to come up with an explanation for what happened on September 11, 2001. The…
Breitbart | 23 May 2016 Britain voting to leave the European Union next month could trigger a wave of similar freedom movements across Europe and effectively “liberate” the continent, and control from Brussels is not unlike former Communist rule from Moscow for many, Dutch Freedom leader Geert Wilders has said. Speaking to Britain’s Sunday Telegraph, Eurosceptic…
FARS News Agency | 21 May 2016 TEHRAN (FNA)- Hezbollah has captured an American and a French spies in its operations in Aleppo, a prominent Lebanese media source revealed on Saturday, adding that the US, Israeli and Saudi intelligence agents helped Al-Nusra Front to find the place of Hezbollah’s martyred military chief, Mustafah Badreddin, and…
Daily Mail | 22 May 2016 Tony Blair’s reputation will be seriously damaged by the upcoming Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War, according to a senior source who has discussed the report with its authors. The report – which will finally be published on July 6 – will also deliver an ‘absolute brutal’ verdict on…
GWPF | 23 May 2016 75% Of UK Students Support Banning ‘Offensive’ Views The suppression of uncomfortable ideas may be common in religion or in politics, but it is not the path to knowledge, and there’s no place for it in the endeavor of science. –Carl Sagan Why has the sea ice cover surrounding Antarctica…
Uri Avnery | 21 May 2016 “PLEASE DON’T write about Ya’ir Golan!” a friend begged me, “Anything a leftist like you writes will only harm him!” So I abstained for some weeks. But I can’t keep quiet any longer. General Ya’ir Golan, the deputy Chief of Staff of the Israeli army, made a speech on…