9/11 galvanised a substantial but still relatively small section of the population to question what they were told by politicians and the media. However, that was only the beginning. Now a spate of migrant crimes is prompting erstwhile liberals to question their most fundamental assumptions.
“If another war begins, our weaponry will certainly be different from those of the past. This difference could be reflected in the generation of warheads, strike precision [systems], missile range, or any other area”, says IRGC spokesman Brig Gen. Hossein Mohebbi
Trump’s war on Iran backfired – and now the Houthis are sinking his midterms.
In other words, without generous U.S. subsidies Israel simply couldn’t afford to conduct its campaign in Gaza
Sources close to Iran’s government told the Financial Times that potential targets included Britain’s air base in Cyprus. While other countries in Europe such as Bulgaria, which approved US access for refuelling last month, were also weighed up as potential targets
Lieutenant General Apti Alaudinov, deputy chief of the Russian Armed Forces’ Main Military-Political Department, says Israel is trying to draw the U.S. and NATO into a widening conflict with Iran. However, things may not go as the Zionist state plans.
Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir plans to turn the execution of Palestinians into a public spectacle – with a political message
One of the first things needed to restore the rule of law in the UK is an overhaul of the judiciary. By disqualifying those judges who put migrant rights before the welfare of the community
For more than fifty years now the U.S. has made the same error, over and over: Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and now Iran. Will America ever learn?
The conflict between Zionism and Iran is a charade designed to underndermine humanity. Out of chaos, they will build their NeWO sydtopia.
Both Trump & Netanyahu are facing imminent election defeat. Both are going to jail for their crimes. Both have powerful personal incentives to blow up the world.
Just 33 percent of respondents said they approved of Trump’s performance, down from 35 percent at the lowest in his previous term. Moreover, we suspect that his approval rating will fall even further in the months ahead.