With profound regret this website has received word that one of the great figures of Internet journalism, Joe Vialls, has passed away. Courageous, outspoken and supremely informative, his death is truly a great loss to independent journalism
In recent weeks many readers have noted the absense of new articles by Joe Vialls
The Boston Globe recently published an article, “Why Islam is direspected” by Jeff Jacoby. In answer Israel Shamir writes: ‘I doubt the US interrogators guilty of offending the Muslims will land in jail next to Ernst Zundel who offended the Jews’
Includes Christopher Bollyn’s penetrating analysis of the events at the Pentagon on 911. And Desperate Wives, a bombshell interview with Kay Griggs: wife of a senior US marine who has some chilling revelations about how control is maintained in the US
I saw the blast wave coming down the Corniche. My home is only a few hundred metres from the detonation, writes Robert Fisk in Beirut
I met a Russian Jewish lady writer recently, writes Israel Shamir. “You Israelis should erect a monument to me,” she said. “I brought you a million Russians: I announced on Moscow Echo Radio that there will be a pogrom.”
Being barred by Rumor Mill News is trivial, Joe writes, compared to fraudulent excommunication at the hands of this multinational juggernaut
Once you realize that 9/11 was an inside job, conceived and carried out by members of the highest levels of the American government, a window opens in your mind, writes John Kaminski
With Johm Kerry’s defeat in the presidential election, writes Israel Shamir, a new political sensibility is emerging
Israel Shamir reflects on the arrest of a Palestinian, who single-handed, took on an entire Israeli check point
Fifty-eight years after the end of World War II, the German state still lacks a constitution and a peace treaty. In effect it is a US colony. Is Iraq heading the same way?
America was once known as the land of the free but not anymore. Instead of standing as a beacon of liberty, the rest of the world is now begining to see the U.S. as something altogether more sinister