War and Conflict

But the reality of Russia’s possession of its Arctic territories is met with the usual hyperventilation in the Western media, Patrick Armstrong writes.

President-elect Joe Biden is not vowing to end wars, but instead to “strengthen” U.S. global power and interventions. One can only shudder at the pernicious prospect of more American wars, mass killing and destruction.

Just as Bill Clinton had to make his toughest foreign policy decision almost immediately entering the Oval Office, so too will Joe Biden.

The U.S.-NATO military conglomerate is searching for threats and challenges to justify its existence.

Does Biden’s Team ‘A’ believe that a limited strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities is realistic, without triggering wider war?

If Biden opts for drone strikes to allegedly curb terrorism, NATO will have found a willing accomplice for its strategy.

Previously, Trump has threatened Iran with annihilation. In the next four weeks, starting a war with Iran is a most dangerous prospect.

No matter when bad things go down in Iran, the U.S. and Israel, rightly or not, are going to get blamed for occurrences like this and that is exactly what is happening.

The Tehran regime has blustered and uttered unrealisable threats, but it is absurd to imagine that it is menacing the sacred “Homeland”.

The Saudis may be terrorists, but they’re America’s terrorists, and that’s all that counts.