Op-ed
- ‘The Irish should know their place’: Brexit exposes Britain’s colonial mindset towards Ireland
Brexit watchers who are not informed on Irish history might recently have been fooled into believing that the ‘Irish Question’ is something new; some strictly Brexit-related conundrum. Nothing could be further from the truth. - Russia! The gift that keeps giving for the BBC, even on the streets of France
Given the rash of conspiracy theories leveled against Russia of late, it is no surprise that the BBC is deep-sea fishing for a Kremlin angle to explain the protests against the government of French President Emmanuel Macron. - Russian Tu-160 vs. US bombers: The White Swan is still in its prime
US Ambassador to Colombia Kevin Whitaker called the Russian Tu-160 (Blackjack) strategic bombers 'museum exhibits'. But are the Russian jets really outdated and how do they compare to similar US bombers? - Kosovo's army causes a split in the West but who's to blame?
NATO has expressed its ‘regret’ that Kosovo has decided to upgrade its Security Force into an army, but the move is just the next, logical step on the road to full statehood, which western powers have encouraged.
- Dead end: UK's Theresa May has led her party & country into an impasse
British Prime Minister Theresa May is a politician who holds on to power through defeats. Even though she survived a no-confidence vote held within her own Conservative Party this week, it was also a sort of defeat. - The real reason Western media & CIA turned against Saudi MBS
Forces are aligning against Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, lead by elements within the CIA and strong players in the mainstream media. But what is really behind this deterioration in relationship, and what are its implications? - If a death threat isn’t a ‘violation’ of Twitter’s rules on abuse, what is?
Yesterday, I received a death threat. I reported it to Twitter Support, but they said there was no violation of its rules on abuse. - Tale of two uprisings: Ukraine’s Maidan got McCain & cookies, French Yellow Vests get shunned
Unlike the 2014 Ukraine uprising, which witnessed invasive meddling on the part of US politicians and diplomats, Western support for the French Yellow Vest protests has been conspicuously missing in action. - Washington using legal cover to conceal economic banditry
The blatant arrest of a Chinese telecoms executive in Canada on behalf of the US is shrouded in obscure legalistic claims. But the bottom line is clear; the US is abusing the legal process to pursue lawless economic interests. - A very British coup: The spies who went out to the cold – by George Galloway
It’s cold in Auchtermuchty. Few people know it exists except as a Scottish tongue-twister involving Ecclefechan and Milngavie. It’s particularly cold in a derelict mill there around Christmas time, but this year it’s hotting up.
- Russia! The gift that keeps giving for the BBC, even on the streets of FranceGiven the rash of conspiracy theories leveled against Russia of late, it is no surprise that the BBC is deep-sea fishing for a Kremlin angle to explain the protests against the government of French President Emmanuel Macron.
- ‘The Irish should know their place’: Brexit exposes Britain’s colonial mindset towards IrelandBrexit watchers who are not informed on Irish history might recently have been fooled into believing that the ‘Irish Question’ is something new; some strictly Brexit-related conundrum. Nothing could be further from the truth.
- Russian Tu-160 vs. US bombers: The White Swan is still in its primeUS Ambassador to Colombia Kevin Whitaker called the Russian Tu-160 (Blackjack) strategic bombers 'museum exhibits'. But are the Russian jets really outdated and how do they compare to similar US bombers?
- Kosovo's army causes a split in the West but who's to blame?NATO has expressed its ‘regret’ that Kosovo has decided to upgrade its Security Force into an army, but the move is just the next, logical step on the road to full statehood, which western powers have encouraged.
- Dead end: UK's Theresa May has led her party & country into an impasseBritish Prime Minister Theresa May is a politician who holds on to power through defeats. Even though she survived a no-confidence vote held within her own Conservative Party this week, it was also a sort of defeat.
- The real reason Western media & CIA turned against Saudi MBSForces are aligning against Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, lead by elements within the CIA and strong players in the mainstream media. But what is really behind this deterioration in relationship, and what are its implications?
- Tale of two uprisings: Ukraine’s Maidan got McCain & cookies, French Yellow Vests get shunnedUnlike the 2014 Ukraine uprising, which witnessed invasive meddling on the part of US politicians and diplomats, Western support for the French Yellow Vest protests has been conspicuously missing in action.
- If a death threat isn’t a ‘violation’ of Twitter’s rules on abuse, what is?Yesterday, I received a death threat. I reported it to Twitter Support, but they said there was no violation of its rules on abuse.
- Washington using legal cover to conceal economic banditryThe blatant arrest of a Chinese telecoms executive in Canada on behalf of the US is shrouded in obscure legalistic claims. But the bottom line is clear; the US is abusing the legal process to pursue lawless economic interests.
- A very British coup: The spies who went out to the cold – by George GallowayIt’s cold in Auchtermuchty. Few people know it exists except as a Scottish tongue-twister involving Ecclefechan and Milngavie. It’s particularly cold in a derelict mill there around Christmas time, but this year it’s hotting up.
- Run-down Britain and how we can fix it
Neoliberalism and a decade of austerity have left many parts of Britain looking very shabby. Only a return to the more dirigiste post-war economic model and a major program of public investment will reverse the decline. - Spot on: Russia to track future US missiles with upgraded over-the-horizon radar
In response to US plans to pull out of the INF Treaty and the active development of its hypersonic technology, Russia is building a network of radar stations best suited to detect missile launches from afar. - Honest debate needed about legacy of Israel’s expulsion of the Palestinians – Ken Livingstone
Having fought to get a deal between the IRA and Britain for over a decade before that was achieved, I can’t see any difference with the current situation in between Israelis and Palestinians in the Middle East. - Macron's European army has arrived. It goes by the name Gilets Jaunes
Anyone who’s ever tasted teargas will attest how unpleasant it is. I tasted it in Paris on Saturday 8 December as the city turned into a war zone. - ‘Is it OK if I still don’t want my son to be gay?’ What Kevin Hart should’ve said as he quit Oscars
Hi, I am stand-up comedian and actor Kevin Hart. Films I star in are unlikely to win any Oscars or be remembered when I am dead, so believe me - hosting the Academy Awards was my best shot at immortality. - If America is a consumer paradise, why are Republicans & Democrats the only choices available?
Americans enjoy the excesses of consumerism to the point of overabundance and redundancy. Yet come election time, the only choice to be found on the threadbare shelves year after year is Republican and Democrat.
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