How a Torture Protest Killed a Career
Britain’s former ambassador to Uzbekistan explains how he ruined his career as a diplomat by speaking out against torture
Britain’s former ambassador to Uzbekistan explains how he ruined his career as a diplomat by speaking out against torture
Barack Obama, the winner of the 2009 Nobel Peace prize, has approved a military budget exceeding that of any year since the end of the Second World War while presiding over a new kind of domestic repression
Yes, I am a survivor, for I have managed to survive all the scary accounts of the Holocaust
In the wake of protests over the appearance of British National Party leader Nick Griffen on a BBC panel discussion Thursday night, we repost this old article on what really is behind Griffin and the media generated controversy that follows him
Meaning the BBC reported it twice before WTC fell
Mozart, Karl Marx, Napoleon Bonaparte, Stalin and George Washington have more in common than one might assume. As Vigilant Citizen explains, they each belonged to an occult society and worked to further its aims
More on the Israeli response to the reported agreement over Iran’s nuclear enrichment program
I never wanted any part of this, even when I was very young; all I ever wanted was my walled garden and the privacy of my invisible friends. Everything else had already let me down long ago but I can no more wall out the suffering of my fellows
Gilad Atzmon reports from one of the world’s most breathtaking cities where, although far from his land of birth, he has further insights into the Zionist state
And the real reasons for Irana-phobia
The clock is ticking toward war, domestic clampdown and the long foretold appearance of a “dark messiah”. And guess what? We think we’ve spotted him
A decade or so ago, Disney hooked up with Tavistock and MKUltra on a little genetic experiment. They’d seen what happened with The Spice Girls and wanted to expand on that concept. Today, the result can be seen everywhere in modern ‘culture’