George Orwell described it almost perfectly eighty years ago. Super-continents locked in eternal, and maybe even fictional, conflict. Warfare becoming “a purely internal affair”, not meant to be won but meant to be continuous. Kit Knightly explains
Germany has seen an explosion in violent crime since Angela Merkel’s open borders policy was instituted. In states like Bavaria, Berlin, and Baden-Württemberg, non-Germans now make up roughly half of violent crime suspects.
After the government housed 500 military-age male migrants in a disused nearby barracks without consultation
Dozens of cargo planes have reportedly left U.S. bases in Germany carrying thousands of tones ammunition to Israel. Is this being done in preparation for the next round of strikes on Iran?
This is more than an empty threat. Both Russia and China are actively helping Tehran prepare for another round of conflict with new weapons and capabilities. It’s in their interest. If they don’t they might find that after Iran they are next in line
National Security Minister Ben Gvir sparks uproar after he tours detention facility holding international activists from the Gaza flotilla and taunts them. Even US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, a staunch Zionist, was critical of Gvir
“Israel is being torn to pieces”, say the former chief of staff to U.S. Secretary of State Coli Powell, Col. Larry Wilkerson. “If we are forcing Iran to attack Israel with everything its got … there will be no Israel. Period.
“Uniforms can reduce personal identifiability, leading to a diminished sense of individual accountability. This shifts focus from personal identity to group norms, which can amplify conformity–but the outcome depends on the group’s salient norms (positive like helping, or negative like aggression).”
Trump’s latest threat comes as several NATO member states warn they could form a coalition to take action if the Strait of Hormuz isn’t reopened by July
In the wake of Trump’s recent threats of renewed strikes, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards have set up training booths across Tehran to instruct civilians on basic weapons handling
Trump claims he postponed a threatened attack on Iran at the behest of Gulf states but HE’s LYING. According to the Hindustan Times, the postponement followed a warning from the Pentagon that Iran had “significantly strengthened” its air defence systems. U.S. commanders argued that risks to aircrews had grown unacceptably high.
Two former insiders, CIA intelligence analyst Larry Johnson and former chief of staff to United States Secretary of State Colin Powell, Col. Lawrence Wilkerson offer their insights on exactly why Trump postponed his threatened strike on Iran