terrorism

Andrew Korybko
21st Century Wire

To be clear from the outset, what is said in this post is NOT to make an argument that the June 3rd terror attack in London was a ‘hoax’ or totally fabricated psy-op (as some others are suggesting). That isn’t what I’m arguing here. Rather, I’m asking the question of whether this attack was – […]

UK Prime Minister Theresa May is using the London attack to call for international controls over the internet, but the real breeding ground for terrorism, however, is open borders, the war against Syria, and Western support for ISIS. [...]

(ANTIWAR.COM) That latest round of anger among Saudi Arabia and its allies over the Qatari state media has continued to grow, and over the weekend Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Egypt all announced they are totally cutting ties with the Qatari government over the latest row.

Saudi Arabia certainly can’t point a finger at tiny Qatar.
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Stuart J. Hooper
21st Century Wire
This is one of the biggest regional geopolitical developments in recent history.
In what can only be described as a highly coordinated, international diplomatic attack, Qatar has been singled-out, scapegoated and exiled from the community of Gulf Monarchies.

The current and possibly outgoing British Prime Minister thinks that old fashioned East German style censorship will somehow prevent terrorism.
This ludicrous and counter productive proposal has been thoroughly picked apart by The Duran.
READ MORE: Theresa May is a Communist on free speech–Jeremy Corbyn a pragmatist about terrorism

(ZHE) In what we are sure many will see as the most ironic headline of the day, Reuters reports Iran said on Sunday the London attacks were a “wake-up call” and urged Western states to go after ideological and financial sources of terrorism, state media reported, in a thinly veiled reference to Saudi Arabia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has condemned the terrorist atrocity in London and called for more unity in the fight against terrorism worldwide.
President Putin sent a private letter to the British Prime Minister saying,

“The brutality and cynicism of this crime is shocking”.

According to the office of the Russian President,

No evidence has ever been found which could demonstrate any Russian involvement or attempted involvement in foreign elections, not in the US, not in France, not in Brexit, not anywhere. Russia has likewise repeated constantly that they have no desire to do such things. But do you wish that you had?