Commentary
Douce France
by Jimmie Moglia “Douce France, cher pays de mon enfance” – so goes the song [Sweet France, dear country of my infancy]. I did not grow up in France, but at times I feel as […]
Rothschilds
Commentary
Greater Israel Setback from Iranian Agreement
Israel has never been a victim. Zionist belligerents work diligently to expand their control in the region. This objective is not widely accepted in mainstream political circles since critical criticism is a risky endeavor when […]
World Affairs
General Clark reveals that Daesh (ISIS) is an Israeli project
Via Voltaire Network General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Commander of NATO, told CNN that the Islamic Emirate (“Daesh”) had been “created by our friends and allies to defeat Hezbollah.” General Clark thus clearly put into […]
World Affairs
The UK Nuclear Nightmare – An Awakening
By Jim McCluskey At last the Armageddon nightmare which is the existence of nuclear arsenals is exploding into the UK’s political consciousness. At last the magical word ‘deterrent’ which is supposed to automatically kill dissent it […]
Financial
ISIS Now Hiring Bankers: In Bid For Legitimacy, Rogue State Opens Bank
by Tyler Durden After seeking doctors, lawyers, and engineers, The Islamic State – expanding on its desire to launch a gold-backed currency – is reported to have opened its first bank in the Iraqi city of Mosul […]
Commentary
Occupation Forces
by Jeff Thomas When I was growing up in Berlin, after the war (World War II), we lived in the American sector and the American soldiers were everywhere—on the streets, in the cafes. No one wanted […]
Commentary
Russia and America Need to Be Allies Not Enemies
by Dr Sircus Iraqis Yazidis, who fled their homes a week ago when Islamic State (IS) militants attacked the town of Sinjar, gather inside a building under construction where they found refuge Photo: UNICEF Though hard to […]