Bigger Than 9/11?
Why an attack on Iran is not going to happen just yet
Why an attack on Iran is not going to happen just yet
A secret deal being negotiated in Baghdad will give the U.S. up to 50 permanent military bases in Iraq, control of Iraqi airspace and as we’ve reported elsewhere, the option to launch military strikes from Iraqi soil on any nation it chooses
And it won’t be “A time of our choosing”
On the morning of 7/7, precisely as terror strikes were underway, ‘security consultant’ Peter Power was rehearsing a terror attack at one of the London Underground stations struck. Now researchers have uncovered some of his previously hidden past
“Make no mistake, NATO is not winning in Afghanistan,” warns a report directed by Gen. James Jones, who says: “What is happening in Afghanistan and beyond its borders can have even greater strategic long-term consequences than the struggle in Iraq”
The former head of Pakistan’s military intelligence warns that western forces may be forced to leave Afghanistan by the end of next year; as Canadian PM, Stephen Harper, threatens to pull Canada’s troops unless NATO sends in more soldiers
In response to the attempted “terror attacks” in London and Glasgow earlier this year, Gordon Brown has proposed a raft of new draconian legislation. We look again at the events that helped pave the way for this
With a US led strike on Iran now said to be scheduled for June, we look at the possible consequences
An American living in Europe – and therefore with some distance for perspective – asks are Americans really as stupid as they appear?
On the day of the 7/7 London terror attacks, anti-terror drills were run at underground train stations that simulated exactly the real attacks. Coincidence? Well now the man who ran those drills is refusing to answer questions about whom they were for