US defense failure… Why Washington has to blame Iran over Saudi attacks
If US “protectors” cannot protect their rich Saudi clients with all the expensive weapons they’ve sold them, then obviously Iran was to blame
If US “protectors” cannot protect their rich Saudi clients with all the expensive weapons they’ve sold them, then obviously Iran was to blame
The Houthis striking deep into Saudi territory has given the pampered monarchs in Riyadh serious pause for thought.
With post-Brexit Britain desperate for trade deals, Trump and his warmonger aides will be in a position to demand active participation in any campaign against Iran
Iran is not going to back down. Every ratcheting-up of military force by Britain and the US will be met with reciprocal measures by Iran. Seize one of our ships, we’ll seize one of yours. Fly a spy drone into our airspace, we’ll shoot it down. And so on
UAE forces are being pulled out of Yemen so that they can be reconfigured to do Washington’s bidding for a war on Iran.
A week before he tried to calm tensions with Iran, UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt vowed to increase military spending if he became prime minister. Citing Iran as the main reason
You could hardly make the farce up. It’s a kind of cross between George Orwell and Monty Python.
Finian Cunningham explains why Jared Kushner’s vaunted “deal of the century” should really be known as the con of the century
Washington’s actions all constitute a terror assault on a sovereign nation. A nation that poses no credible threat to U.S. national security or vital interests
Addressing West Point military graduates recently, US Vice President Mike told them it was “a virtual certainty” that they will fight for America in the coming years
Sequencing, timing, sources, agenda and motives plus the dutiful Western media servility: the bets are this was a false-flag operation to incriminate Iran
Finian Cunningham explains why, despite Mueller investigation’s conclusion, there will be no warming of relations between Russia and the U.S