The Art of Resistance: A Comment on Gunter Grass
The 1999 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature, sparked outrage on Wednesday with the publication of a poem in which he sharply criticizes Israel’s offensive approach towards Iran
The 1999 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature, sparked outrage on Wednesday with the publication of a poem in which he sharply criticizes Israel’s offensive approach towards Iran
Satirical commentary from Pandora Pushkin
The fact that U.S. Secretary of State has expressed doubts about whether Iran genuinely intends reaching an agreement before the talks have even started doesn’t bode well for their success
Israel’s leaders are deliberately down-playing potential casualties in the event of an Iranian counter-attack following a strike on its nuclear facilities
Haaretz reports that a photo of an Israeli kissing an Iranian woman got huge Facebook user approval while the results of a survey in the same paper reveal a nation profoundly at odds with itself
Double standards are endemic in the Western media’s coverage on Iran. So while Reuters reports on Iran’s purchase of new electronic equipment that ‘could’ be used to spy on Iranians, it ignores new US measures to do exactly that to Americans
The general consensus in Western Intelligence is that Tehran DOES NOT have an active nuclear weapons program. Making a Zionist instigated false flag all the more likely
Despite all the speculation about Iran’s nuclear ambitions, U.S. intelligence analysts believe that there is still no hard evidence that Iran has decided to build a nuclear bomb
Dr Lasha Darkmoon examines the current crisis with Iran and where it could lead
Michael Hoffman deconstructs a Mossad dirty tricks campaign and explains how the media spin it
Just like Mohammed Atta the other and 9/11 hijackers are said to have drunk alcohol, the latest “terror suspects” also partied with prostitutes.
Who was behind the recent bomb blasts against Israeli targets in Asia. Or perhaps we should ask: who had the most to gain?