Trump Calls for Keeping Troops in Iraq to Watch Iran, Possibly Upending ISIS Fight
The U.S. has not even commenced withdrawing from Syria and Trump is already calling for renewed military presence in Iraq. Will US troops ever leave?
The U.S. has not even commenced withdrawing from Syria and Trump is already calling for renewed military presence in Iraq. Will US troops ever leave?
The 2013 Boston marathon bombing and the 2015 Bataclan massacre in Paris were both masterminded by Islamist recipients of Western aid for “freedom fighters”
The corporate media hailed them as “rescue workers” but remained silent about their kidapping and trading human organs
The US has NOT been fighting ISIS or al-Qaeda in Syria and Iraq. In reality, the only forces fighting terrorists in either country have been Syria, Russia, and Iran.
Despite widespread public opposition British Special Forces were actively deployed on the ground in Syria, where militants targeted them using U.S.-supplied weapons
Warmonger John Bolton asked for the options after three mortar bombs were fired at the U.S. diplomatic quarter in Baghdad last year
The next biggest US embassy, in Beijing, is only one tenth the size. It’s 6 times larger than UN headquarters
Stealth is of the essnce here. So that not only most Iraqis unaware of the U.S. troop deployment, crucially, most Amercans are too
After being drawn into conflicts in the Middle East in which it had no interest, Ryan Dawson asks, can the U.S. now shake-off its foreign policy parasites?
Local politicians from opposing parties call for US forces to leave Iraq, after Trump’s visit to US troops in the country on Boxing day. Although Trump says he has no plans to withdraw troops
For decades polls have shown that the institution Americans respect most is the U.S. military. Despite Vietnam, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan. Eric Zuesse explains why
So even if U.S. forces do withdraw from Syria – and that’s a big IF — they will be still close by. Ready to move back in at short notice should the order be given