The U.S. media demands inflammatory claims be accepted with no evidence, while hacking behavior routinely engaged in by the U.S. is depicted as aberrational. By Glenn GREENWALD To justify Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss to Donald Trump, leading Democrats and their key […]
In a recent interview with DC-based al-Monitor, former U.S. envoy to Syria, James Jeffrey, revealed what many of us already knew and had been writing about long ago. Namely, that American foreign policy is not directed by the President, but by the military industrial complex and the Deep State itself.
The Russian Advantage is that in the battle for a Multipolar world, any civilization that rises up to peruse its own interests is seen as a victory, even if this nation would be hostile to Russia itself.
The most tarnished legacy of U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will be his introduction to U.S. foreign policy the racist dogma of the Christian Reconstructionist Church, Wayne Madsen writes.
It can be taken as a given that the Biden/Harris regime will continue America’s Israel-centric foreign policy, Phil Giraldi writes.
One must hope that Joe Biden has both the political and policy wisdom to reject calls for the United States to wage yet another forever war. Equally important, one must hope he has the fortitude to resist the likely pressure within his own administration to deepen U.S. meddling in Syria.
The EU’s political class resent Russia as it is a constant reminder of the independence and integrity that they are so abjectly deficient in.
There is one corner of the world where the complacent, intellectually dead brains of Blinken and Sullivan may do some good – across the Western Hemisphere, Martin Sieff writes.
Does Biden’s Team ‘A’ believe that a limited strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities is realistic, without triggering wider war?
Ankara is quickly showing that a new attitude towards human rights and liberties is the only way forward to work with Joe Biden’s administration – one more nail in the coffin of EU plans to be a superpower.
