Accepting the “Protocols of the Elders of Zion” Under the 1935 Nuremberg Laws, only two flags were permitted in Nazi Germany. One was the swastika. The other was the blue and white banner of Zionism. According to Lenni Brenner’s online book Zionism in the Age of Dictators (Ch.7), the Zionist party was the only other […]
When Germany’s most controversial and outspoken politician fell to his death while parachuting, the media disregarded the possibility of assassination and quickly promoted the assumed theory of suicide
A controlled press is a responsible press – which is exactly what Saddam Hussein used to say about the trashy newspapers his regime produced. Now, however, Iraq’s new overseers are doing the same as they draw up fresh plans for press censorship
Today, modern sport serves as what once Marx described as an “opiate for the masses.” But is it possible that the increasing profile of blacks in many sports is being promoted to serve a wider social and political agenda?
US planners are talking about establishing military bases along a giant swathe of global territory: from the Caribbean to Africa, across the Middle East and central Europe to Asia and Australia
The campaign to change society’s sexual norm is intensifying, writes Henry Makow P.hD.. Straights need to realize that they are under siege from big government and big business.
On June 11, 2003, Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman interviewed Robert Fisk, reporter with the Independent newspaper of London. He recently left Iraq where he was chronicling the rising resistance to the U.S. occupation
A woman who claims Bill Clinton raped her in 1978 has repeated her accusation on national television. The rape was covered up, she claims, for the sake of “power and money”
From high over Iraq, President George Bush cast his Olympian eye over ancient Mesopotamia after praising the Americans in Qatar who had “managed” the war against Saddam Hussein. But far below him, was a story that Mr Bush would prefer not to hear about
Something has already gone terribly wrong. Even the local museum guard who had earlier been travelling in my car had spoken of oil as the only reason for the war. “One hundred days of Saddam were better than a day of the Americans,” he roared at me.
From a talk given given at “The Dialogue of Civilizations: the Contradictions of the Globalization” International Conference on May 23, 2003, in Kyiv, Ukraine