Press TV – March 12, 2021 The US once again asserts that it will not offer any “incentives” to prompt Iran to rejoin talks with Washington on “mutual compliance” with a 2015 nuclear agreement it unilaterally left later, insisting that it is Tehran that has to take the first step. “We will not offer any […]
By Ramona Wadi | MEMO | March 11, 2021 Israel is reportedly concerned that US President Joe Biden will prioritise human rights over traditional allegiances in the Middle East. With a policy shift that departs from the Trump administration’s belligerence, Biden is attempting to bring Washington in line with the human rights rhetoric favoured within the international […]
By Adam Dick | Ron Paul Institute | March 11, 2021 Over the last few weeks, coronavirus crackdown mandates, including mask wearing requirements, have been rolled back in several states. But, in Alaska, the state Senate is proceeding with a looney and pernicious crackdown on one of its own members because she has not fully […]
By Philip Giraldi | Strategic Culture Foundation | March 11, 2021 The claim is often made that President George W. Bush’s war on terror, which produced legislation that was employed to attack Iraq in 2003, eventually morphed into the worst foreign policy mistake in U.S. history when that conflict destabilized the entire region and led […]
The forces of democracy should be on vigilant guard against dangerous far-right cults and political movements today as much as they were during World War II, Wayne Madsen writes.
The Biden Administration is now preparing to go after the people that it objects to and will create new laws as necessary to do so.
By Nebojsa Malic | RT | March 11, 2021 Twitter’s complaints about Russian regulators slowing down its traffic would be a lot more credible if the platform hadn’t been so eager to turn into a partisan echo chamber and place itself above the law in its own homeland. On Wednesday, Russia began throttling Twitter as […]
By Eric Striker | National Justice | March 11, 2021 Federal prosecutors are charging a key informant in the case against a group of Michigan militia members who the FBI claims were plotting to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer last fall. Stephen J. Robeson, a 58-year-old man from Wisconsin, was indicted on March 3rd by a grand jury […]
RT | March 11, 2021 A local reporter is suing Michigan’s health department after it denied repeat requests for its nursing home data amid the Covid-19 outbreak, piling pressure on the government as lawmakers demand a probe into its pandemic response. Journalist Charlie LeDuff launched a Freedom of Information suit against the Michigan Department of Health and […]
By Scott Ritter | RT | March 9, 2021 By leaking plans for “covert” cyber-retaliation against Russia, the Biden administration allows domestic political considerations to trump legitimate national security concerns by painting Russia as the all-purpose bogeyman. In a front-page story, the New York Times disclosed that the Biden administration was planning a range of “clandestine” […]
