Trump was encouraged to strike Iran with promises of an easy win. However, the Iranian Army’s fighting ability, the sheer size of Iran (bigger than Western Europe) and its geography, must be making Trump rue the day he allowed himself to be talked into the attack. An outright US defeat is now a real possibility. Will Trump consider using nuclear weapons to avoid this?
George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel may have glimpsed future trends in ways that many might not have noticed. Boyd D. Cathey explains
Ahead of the Sept. 13 local elections in Lower Saxony, the ruling red-green coalition changed the election rules, allowing local election boards to ban individual candidates if they have “doubts in their loyalty to the constitution”.
Water levels on the Euphrates River have reached historically low levels. Sparking fear that this might foreshadow the onset of an apocalyptic clash
Ever since Burnham’s move to Number Ten Downing Street became inevitable, the PR machine has been working overtime to sell us a “simple, decent” image.
Satellite imagery reveals how Iranian missile strikes against Jordan’s Muwaffaq Salti Air Base has steadily ground down America’s MQ-9 Reaper fleet. Iran is playing this long term and if it carries on much longer the US could be in serious trouble.
The United Nations recently declared a state of “global water bankruptcy.” This will be the pretext for “emergency measures” that will have very tangible effects on your day-to-day life.
Growing human organs for transplants could potentially be very profitable. The likes of George Soros would pay handsomely for organs to extend their physical lives beyond the proverbial three score years and ten
This was the worst possible news for those trying to scratch out a living in our teetering economy, but it’s great for the oil companies and war profiteers.
It was tried nearly fifty years ago and it failed then. Despite this, prime minister in waiting Andy Burnham plans to resurrect nationalisation as a remedy for Britain’s woes.
The U.S. has lost more than ten aerial refueling planes since the start of the conflict in February. Are these new planes being sent in preparation for an escalation of the conflict with Iran?
Max Igan explains why the time is approaching when we may to decide: it’s either them or us?