The Biggest Secret of World War II
T Stokes looks how ordinary Britons were betrayed during WWII and how deceit, treachery, sexual perversion and debauchery all played a part
T Stokes looks how ordinary Britons were betrayed during WWII and how deceit, treachery, sexual perversion and debauchery all played a part
It has been revealed that a police helicopter flew directly over the spot where Dr David Kelly’s body was found after he supposedly committed ‘suicide’. Yet despite a sophisticated thermal imaging system it failed to find any trace of his corpse
Putting a knife to Moscow’s throat is an act of aggression equal to invading Iraq, only this time the victim has the ability to fight back
Israel Shamir explains why we have cause to celebrate
Ladakh is a good place to get an understanding of the Tibetan problem, for Ladakh is also a part of Tibet; there is one important difference: we never hear any bad news from Ladakh, though their situation is quite similar
The former Israeli paratrooper looks at recent events in the Caucasus in the light of the Manchu Incident: a combat reconnaisance mission undertaken by the Japanese in the 1930’s when they were soundly beaten by Soviet General Zhukov
All that was hidden shall be revealed, it is said, and the secrets of the war in Yugoslavia are finally emerging: telling us more about how the modern world is really run
In contrast to President Bush it seems like Putin has all the trump cards. Mike Whitney examines how he may use them
South Ossetia was a trap and Putin took the bait. Unfortunately for Bush, the wily Russian prime minister is considerably brighter than anyone in his administration and Bush’s plan could well backfire
Prime Minister Olmert threw his towel in and gave up struggle. A powerful coalition of law and media brought him down. The Jewish state enters a new era of rule by sages, not necessarily a better one, writes Israel Shamir
Tom Feeley, who runs the web site Information Clearing House was threatened by three “well dressed men” in his own home. He must stop what he’s doing “on the web”, they said, or face the consequences
It may be that Louis Farrakhan was right. Many of those accused of being ‘anti-Semitic’ were really just guilty of telling the truth