President Obama

US Zionist attack dog brought to heel

 
By Finian Cunningham
Interesting times are in the offing between the US and Iran as the American government says it is now “ready for talks” with the Islamic Republic – after 34 years of hostility since the Iranian Revolution of 1979.

How AIPAC Lost Its Grip
 
by MJ Rosenberg
I have always believed that, at some point, the Israeli prime minister and his lobby would lose their grip on U.S. Middle East policy. At least I’ve believed that since 1982 when Tom Dine, AIPAC’s most successful executive director, explained how it would happen.

George Galloway Blasts Obama & Defends Syrian Christians Town of Maaloula

MP George Galloway, in a moving speech on Press TV defends the Christians of the Maaloula Town in Syria against Al Qaeda forces hired by Obama.

Saudi Arabia Threatens to “End Career” of AP Reporter Over Chemical Weapons Story
 

Journalist who exposed how rebels were behind August 21st attack faces intimidation
 
Paul Joseph Watson

Fox News Interviews Syrian President Bashar al-Assad

 

 
The interview was conducted Tuesday, September 17th, by former Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich, a Fox News contributor, and Fox News Channel Senior Correspondent Greg Palkot.
 

Defeating AIPAC Starts with Syria

by Philip Giraldi
 

 Act Now! – Tell Congress: Vote NO on Bombing Syria
 
 
 
Here’s the Best Way to Tell Senate Your Opinion on Syria - Click Here to find Your Senator and call your member of the Senate or E-Mail them.

The Return of the Golems
Image credit: republicreport.org
 
William A. Cook                 Intifada Palestine

Syria War: On the Rotten Rope of Zionists

 
“Obama had better think twice before harkening to any call for war coming from the Zionists. The list of his crimes is getting thicker and thicker every day and the Zionist rope he is holding onto is a rotten one indeed”
 
by Dr. Ismail Salami
 

Damascus Notes: Late Night “Town Meetings” before the American Attack
Dr. Franklin Lamb and Richard Falk.Image courtesy Al- manar
Where was Professor Richard Falk when I needed him?*