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In this latest installment of JaysAnalysis, I cover the big picture story of Libya, Syria and the post-modern imperial plan to restructure these nations for NATO and the Bilderberg establishment’s pipeline plans. I cover fake news at length in the first free half, and the black markets, as well as deeper connections to wikileaks and Benghazi in the second half.  This is the free half of a full video talk which can be obtained for 4.95 a month or 60.00 per year for access to the full JaysAnalysis archives at the PayPal links.

By Kevin Barrett – Veterans Today – December 18, 2016 The New York Times has been leading the charge against “fake news.” Yet its own reporting and editorial positions are often as one-sided, distorted, or downright mendacious as the worst of the pseudo-alternative websites. The Times’ coverage of wars, especially those of strategic import for the […]

A Black Agenda Radio commentary by Glen Ford | December 14, 2016 Ever since the passage of the Patriot Act in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, it has been a crime to provide “material support” to groups designated as terrorists by the U.S. State Department, including ISIS and al-Qaida and its Syrian affiliate, the […]

By Ulson Gunnar – New Eastern Outlook – 10.12.2016 Is there a way the United States or one of the Islamic State’s admitted state sponsors could be airdropping supplies without triggering suspicion? How has modern airdrop technology and techniques evolved that might make this possible? When asking these questions, they must first be understood in […]

Britain is on course to ignore human rights in its foreign policy even more than in the recent past. And, if recent speeches by military leaders are anything to go by, it is even threatening to increasingly use its global military power to secure its financial and economic interests.
The post Britain’s Post-Brexit Foreign Policy Is Becoming Clearer – And It’s Not Pretty appeared first on BSNEWS.

The same people who are funding ISIS have also funded Clinton, claims Assange.

By Vanessa Beeley | 21st Century Wire | October 13, 2016 It should be personal to all of us. Yemen, regularly portrayed as the poorest nation in the Arab world, is proving itself to be the richest in courage, resourcefulness and resilience. Ever since March 2015, some of you may have noticed how oil-rich Saudi Arabia, […]

RT | October 13, 2016 An American arms dealer, previously indicted for arming Libyan rebels, accused the US of using him as a scapegoat to protect Hillary Clinton. He says the government used his plan to ship weapons to Libya, some of which wound up in terrorists’ hands. “I would say, 100 percent, I was […]

Events around the Syrian crisis are accelerating, and reveal the depth of the conflict between the Atlantist camp and the Russo-Chinese block. After having observed the growing risk of a generalised war – conventional or even nuclear - Thierry Meyssan analyses the manœuvres of the United States and Russia’s responses to them.
The post Can a World War still be avoided? appeared first on BSNEWS.

(MEE) Fifteen Guantanamo Bay prisoners have been transferred to the United Arab Emirates, the largest such release in years, the US defence department announced on Monday.
“The United States is grateful to the government of the United Arab Emirates for its humanitarian gesture and willingness to support ongoing US efforts to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility,” the department said in a statement.