Op-ed
- Slavoj Zizek: Do sexbots have rights?
The current wave of politically-correct moralism reared its head in recent debates about the need to regulate relations between humans and sexbots (sexual robots). - Military base rumors stoke Western allies’ fear of losing the Pacific to China
In early April, reports began emerging that China was seeking to build a military base in the Pacific. Are these reports “fake news,” or are we witnessing the early stages of a regional showdown between Western powers and China? - Stench of hypocrisy: British 'war on terror' & strategic ties with radical Islam
Britain's strategic relationship with radical Islam goes back decades and continues to this day. - Racing toward ignorance: Why are Trump & Russia all we ever hear about in the media today?
The US seems to be going down a dangerous path where a handful of voices in the mainstream media dictate what “should” matter, and events of global importance are shunned in favor of anything that involves Trump or Russia.
- Western media cover tracks of Trump, May and Macron's war crime in Syria
With astounding double-think, the US and Britain accuse Russia of "tampering" with the alleged chemical-weapon attack site in Syria's Douma – just days after the US, UK and France barraged the county with over 100 missiles. - Dirty money or dirty politics? UK hypocrisy over ‘Russian oligarchs’
According to Russia’s Prosecutor General, 61 criminals who stole up to $10 billion in Russia are enjoying life in the UK. Britain claims to be concerned about ‘dirty money,’ but has rejected requests from Moscow for extradition. - Hollywood’s malicious propaganda dehumanizes all Russians
A closer inspection of America’s relentless Russophobic propaganda campaign reveals that it isn’t just the news media spreading hatred of Russia and Russians, but Hollywood as well. - False flags are real – US has a long history of lying to start wars
Use of the term ‘false flag’ is often met with raised eyebrows and accusations of conspiracism. But false flags are a very real and very present feature of geopolitics — and denying that is simply denying reality. - Syrian strikes are 'legal' – but only according to the 'law of the jungle'
The full extent of the damage to international peace and security caused by the US-led Syrian strikes will take some time to become clear. But its impact on the very concept of legality in international affairs is already evident. - Gassing is bad, but OK for some: US complicity in past chemical attacks
US hypocrisy over its self-righteous military attack on Syria over a recent alleged use of not-yet-verified chemical weapons in Douma raises the question: Is gassing bad, but OK for some countries?
- Slavoj Zizek: Do sexbots have rights?The current wave of politically-correct moralism reared its head in recent debates about the need to regulate relations between humans and sexbots (sexual robots).
- Military base rumors stoke Western allies’ fear of losing the Pacific to ChinaIn early April, reports began emerging that China was seeking to build a military base in the Pacific. Are these reports “fake news,” or are we witnessing the early stages of a regional showdown between Western powers and China?
- Stench of hypocrisy: British 'war on terror' & strategic ties with radical IslamBritain's strategic relationship with radical Islam goes back decades and continues to this day.
- Racing toward ignorance: Why are Trump & Russia all we ever hear about in the media today?The US seems to be going down a dangerous path where a handful of voices in the mainstream media dictate what “should” matter, and events of global importance are shunned in favor of anything that involves Trump or Russia.
- Dirty money or dirty politics? UK hypocrisy over ‘Russian oligarchs’According to Russia’s Prosecutor General, 61 criminals who stole up to $10 billion in Russia are enjoying life in the UK. Britain claims to be concerned about ‘dirty money,’ but has rejected requests from Moscow for extradition.
- Western media cover tracks of Trump, May and Macron's war crime in SyriaWith astounding double-think, the US and Britain accuse Russia of "tampering" with the alleged chemical-weapon attack site in Syria's Douma – just days after the US, UK and France barraged the county with over 100 missiles.
- Hollywood’s malicious propaganda dehumanizes all RussiansA closer inspection of America’s relentless Russophobic propaganda campaign reveals that it isn’t just the news media spreading hatred of Russia and Russians, but Hollywood as well.
- False flags are real – US has a long history of lying to start warsUse of the term ‘false flag’ is often met with raised eyebrows and accusations of conspiracism. But false flags are a very real and very present feature of geopolitics — and denying that is simply denying reality.
- Syrian strikes are 'legal' – but only according to the 'law of the jungle'The full extent of the damage to international peace and security caused by the US-led Syrian strikes will take some time to become clear. But its impact on the very concept of legality in international affairs is already evident.
- Gassing is bad, but OK for some: US complicity in past chemical attacksUS hypocrisy over its self-righteous military attack on Syria over a recent alleged use of not-yet-verified chemical weapons in Douma raises the question: Is gassing bad, but OK for some countries?
- Caught in a lie, US & allies bomb Syria the night before international inspectors arrive
The US, Britain and France trampled international law to launch missiles against Syria, claiming to have “evidence” of the government’s use of chemical weapons. That evidence is based on terrorist lies. - UN Security Council trio: The false license to invade
As the US, France, and the UK attacked Syria in a display aimed at "degrading" Assad's alleged chemical weapons capabilities, they beamed with self-righteous legitimacy, wrapping themselves in the language of law and order. - US-led Syria strikes: West trashes international law in favor of ‘might is right’
Once again, Western nations have ganged up on a sovereign state, first accusing it of crimes without evidence before following up with a brazen attack. The reason for such behavior is diabolically simple: because they can. - Striking Syria: The true face of humanitarian imperialism
Coordinated military strikes by the US, France and the UK against Syrian government installations as punishment for President Assad’s alleged use of chemical weapons have deepened the quagmire instead of deterring war crimes. - From Srebrenica to Syria: How the US replaced the UN as ‘world police’
After President Donald Trump tweeted “missiles are coming,” the US, UK and France launched airstrikes on Syria. There was no international investigation of the alleged chemical attack, or UN authorization. How did it come to this? - US media love war more than they hate Trump & egg him on to strike Syria
US media outlets are recklessly promoting war with help from neocons, including Arab American right-wingers who do not represent the views of the region they are demanding Trump bomb.
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