By Geoffrey O’Neill | Truth and Shadows | July 14, 2018 He is arguably the most notorious person in the 21st century. The world takes for granted that Osama bin Laden was the architect of the “terror attacks” of Sept. 11, 2001. But why was this man singled out for this horrific crime? How did we […]
By Craig Murray | July 12, 2018 In my last post I set out the official Government account of the events in the Skripal Case. Here I examine the credibility of this story. Next week I shall look at alternative explanations. Russia has a decade long secret programme of producing and stockpiling novichok nerve agents. […]
By Kevin Barrett | American Herald Tribune | July 11, 2018 Dear Mr. President, During your presidential campaign you made some courageous statements about 9/11. You demolished Jeb Bush’s campaign by implying that George W. Bush deserved blame, not praise, for 9/11, which happened while he was president – he did not “keep us safe.” […]
Press TV – July 11, 2018 Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi has dismissed as ludicrous a recent US allegation that Iranian embassies are involved in terror attacks in Europe. Qassemi on Wednesday rejected the allegation by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as baseless, preposterous and part of a targeted propaganda campaign and psychological […]
By Rob Slane | The Blog Mire | July 11, 2018 According to the Metropolitan Police investigation into the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal, here is a timeline of events on 4th March: 13:40: Sergei and Yulia arrived at the Sainsbury’s upper level car park in The Maltings. The pair go to The Mill pub. […]
By Craig Murray | July 9, 2018 The terrible death of Dawn Sturgess casts a new shadow over the Salisbury Affair. Dawn appears to have been a popular and well grounded woman with close friend and family ties, whose life had taken a downward turn before being cruelly ended. The illogical, inconsistent and shifting government […]
We simply cannot trust the Establishment media’s reporting on the dramatic events in Amesbury By KENNY COYLE | Morning Star | July 9, 2018 Tranquil rural Wiltshire is now the epicentre of Cold War 2.0 it seems. The dramatic events in Amesbury at the start of the month are once again creating a frenzy of […]
By Christopher Bollyn | American Herald Tribune | July 7, 2018 “We have spent $7 trillion – trillion with a T – $7 trillion in the Middle East. You know what we have for it? Nothing. Nothing.” – President Donald Trump, April 28, 2018 Dear Mr. President, As you said very clearly, the United States […]
By Rob Slane | The Blog Mire | July 7, 2018 In his statement to the House of Commons on 5th July, the British Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, stated the following: “The use of chemical weapons anywhere is barbaric and inhumane. The decision taken by the Russian government to deploy these in Salisbury on March […]
By Rob Slane | The Blog Mire | July 5, 2018 Elizabeth Gardens in Salisbury is a rather lovely park. Situated next to the river, and overlooking the Water Meadows, it is a wonderful place to take an early morning stroll, and then to walk along the town path, where you get a wonderful view […]
