Police fire teargas as gilets jaunes protests return to Paris
Macron and his wife, Brigitte, had to be rushed from a Paris theatre after protesters tried to burst in and disrupt the performance they were watching
Macron and his wife, Brigitte, had to be rushed from a Paris theatre after protesters tried to burst in and disrupt the performance they were watching
Is history about to repeat itself? If the warmongers think we are going to see a replay of the Iraq War with Iran they are in for a very rude awakening
With little publicity and in spite of the apparent easing of tensions, Washington continues its military build-up in the region. Is it preparing for full-scale war?
Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis was being kind when he wrote that Trump is of “limited cognitive ability,” writes Michael Hoffman. Dim would be a better description
President Trump initially said no U.S. forces “were harmed” in the Iranian missile strike. Now it transpires that at least 11 U.S. service personnel were injured/wounded
Vanessa Beeley writes that Trump reportedly warned the Iraqi PM he would be assassinated and that Marine snipers would open up in Baghdad to stir greater unrest
ISIS has welcomed Trump’s assassination of Soleimani because perhaps more than anyone, other than Putin, he helped turn the tide of war against ISIS
When Prime Minister Mahdi requested that the U.S. initiate the “withdrawal mechanism” of its troops from Iraq, the State Dept responded by saying that it couldn’t comply because, essentially, the U.S. military was “a force for good”
Vanessa Beeley reports that UN humanitarian aid for Syria has been commandeered by militants in areas they controlled, and sold at extortionate prices
According to Jim Stone the transponder and communications that would have enabled Iranian air defences to identify the Ukrainian jet, were REMOTELY switched off
Of course by “acting like a normal nation” President Trump actually means that Tehran must comply with U.S. demands
As was the case over the Great Iraqi WMDs hoax, news editors have allowed themselves to become puppets of the powerful