Op-ed
- Western leaders descend on Macedonian 'battleground' as Moscow pulls its punches
Outside of the Balkans, Macedonia is a country rarely on the radar. Yet, this month, its two million people are at the center of an illusory tug-of-war. - Orban’s Moscow visit a middle finger gesture to EU after last week’s humiliation
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reviled as an enemy of the West in general, and of the EU in particular, and yet Hungarian Prime Minister Orban continues to conduct “business as usual” with the master of the Kremlin. - Disarray in the Blairite ranks as Labour meets in Liverpool
Britain's political architecture could be demolished and reconfigured as signs of division and disarray are appearing in the ranks of the Blairites. - White Helmets stealing children for 'chemical attack' theater in Idlib
“Leave our children in peace. Let our children play, stop ‘playing’ with our children.” These are the words of a mother whose child was stolen and is being imprisoned in Idlib by terrorist groups and the White Helmets.
- While all eyes are on Syria’s Idlib, US continues to decimate Yemen
The US is ready to defend Syria from a brutish assault launched by Syria’s own government and its allies – or so Washington wants you to believe. In the backdrop, Yemen continues to burn in silence. - Khrushchev tours America: 'No sour cabbage soup for these people'
In September 1959, Nikita Khrushchev became the first Soviet leader to visit America. It was a remarkable event and a seminal moment in the Cold War. - UN chief urges talks to avoid Idlib bloodbath, while NATO threatens war to defend terrorists
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres this week decried a Russian-backed Syrian offensive to retake militant-held Idlib province. But the fact is, terrorist groups need to be eradicated, and the NATO powers are backing them. - Party at war with itself: DNC facing insurgency from its progressive base
Latest knock-out of a veteran Democratic Congressman, Michael Capuano from Massachusetts, shows voters are turned off by liberals, and want more progressive candidates. - Beyond Orwellian: Myth of UK's 'non-intervention' in Syria
A new House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee Report calls on the UK government to launch an inquiry into its 'non-intervention' in Syria. This is gaslighting on a massive scale, because there's been intervention aplenty. - Explosive Skripal allegations may blow up in Syria - George Galloway
Explosive Skripal allegations will probably blow up in Syria's Idlib where the US/UK axis is cocked, ready to fire. The UK media lost their collective mind over Russia but their masters have not. There is method in their madness.
- Western leaders descend on Macedonian 'battleground' as Moscow pulls its punchesOutside of the Balkans, Macedonia is a country rarely on the radar. Yet, this month, its two million people are at the center of an illusory tug-of-war.
- Terrorism will never be stopped until its origins and sponsorship are understood
The global scourge of terrorism will never be stopped until we investigate what causes it, and uncover who funds it. - Orban’s Moscow visit a middle finger gesture to EU after last week’s humiliationRussian President Vladimir Putin is reviled as an enemy of the West in general, and of the EU in particular, and yet Hungarian Prime Minister Orban continues to conduct “business as usual” with the master of the Kremlin.
- Disarray in the Blairite ranks as Labour meets in LiverpoolBritain's political architecture could be demolished and reconfigured as signs of division and disarray are appearing in the ranks of the Blairites.
- White Helmets stealing children for 'chemical attack' theater in Idlib“Leave our children in peace. Let our children play, stop ‘playing’ with our children.” These are the words of a mother whose child was stolen and is being imprisoned in Idlib by terrorist groups and the White Helmets.
- Khrushchev tours America: 'No sour cabbage soup for these people'In September 1959, Nikita Khrushchev became the first Soviet leader to visit America. It was a remarkable event and a seminal moment in the Cold War.
- While all eyes are on Syria’s Idlib, US continues to decimate YemenThe US is ready to defend Syria from a brutish assault launched by Syria’s own government and its allies – or so Washington wants you to believe. In the backdrop, Yemen continues to burn in silence.
- Liberals love to lampoon the Prophet Muhammad, but hands off Serena Williams
The US Open showdown between Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka was a case study – both on court and off – of political correctness gone wild, with charges of sexism and racism flying faster than tennis balls. - UN chief urges talks to avoid Idlib bloodbath, while NATO threatens war to defend terroristsUnited Nations chief Antonio Guterres this week decried a Russian-backed Syrian offensive to retake militant-held Idlib province. But the fact is, terrorist groups need to be eradicated, and the NATO powers are backing them.
- Party at war with itself: DNC facing insurgency from its progressive baseLatest knock-out of a veteran Democratic Congressman, Michael Capuano from Massachusetts, shows voters are turned off by liberals, and want more progressive candidates.
- Beyond Orwellian: Myth of UK's 'non-intervention' in SyriaA new House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee Report calls on the UK government to launch an inquiry into its 'non-intervention' in Syria. This is gaslighting on a massive scale, because there's been intervention aplenty.
- The other 9/11 tragedy: The day Chile’s democracy died
On the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, Dr. Tomasz Pierscionek recalls another tragedy associated with the date. - Explosive Skripal allegations may blow up in Syria - George GallowayExplosive Skripal allegations will probably blow up in Syria's Idlib where the US/UK axis is cocked, ready to fire. The UK media lost their collective mind over Russia but their masters have not. There is method in their madness.
- Chaos in White House is not just about Trump, but flawed US political system - Ken Livingstone
In eight weeks' time Americans go to the polls for the midterm elections. America's had some corrupt presidents and quite a few incompetents, but there's never been anything like the chaos in the White House today. - Attica revolt 47 years on: Why infamous prison revolt still matters
The Attica prison revolt took place over four fateful days in September 1971, when inmates took over the the facility. Even now, some 47 years on, it still resonates. - Twitter exiles Alex Jones to Internet Archipelago as crackdown on American discourse heats up
Today in the US, just arguing with someone can get you banned from social media platforms. We have crossed into a parallel reality, the very Matrix dungeon, where tech companies police not only our thoughts but our behavior.
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