The Insoluble Contradictions of Daesh and the PKK/YPG
Thierry Meyssan on how the West planned to reshape the Middle East using proxies long before the emergence of Daesh
Thierry Meyssan on how the West planned to reshape the Middle East using proxies long before the emergence of Daesh
Tulsi Gabbard has been telling it like it is and she is the only U.S. presidential candidate who is
Russia is the most successful players here, on numerous fronts. While, although Elijah Magnier doesn’t say as much, the U.S. has lost much of its influence and prestige
As U.S. forces vacate Syria they are reportedly transporting hundreds of ISIS/ISIL/Daesh terrorists from northeastern to neighbouring Iraq
Or should they rather ask what U.S. troops were doing in Iraq and Afghanistan and what they actually accomplished?
The prospect of wider conflict in the Middle East has never been closer.
It happened regularly in the past from Yugoslavia to Iraq. But now the era of ‘regime change’ seems to be coming to an end
Massive convoy delivers U.S. arms and military hardware to Kurds to help create an autonomous Kurdistan in northern Iraq – with Israeli assistance
Iran is fighting the largest state sponsors of terror, writes Tony Cartalucci. That’s why it is being targeted by the U.S. and its allies
We’ve all seen this movie before, in Iraq, just sixteen years ago, and it didn’t end well. US troops are still there and may be so indefinitely
Pompeo thought they’ll eat out of his hand like Congress and American media do. How wrong he was
“I’ve seen this movie before; I don’t like the ending,” said Illinois Democratic Senator Dick Durbin