Report: Saudi-UAE coalition ‘cut deals’ with al-Qaeda in Yemen
The Saudi-led, US aligned military alliance fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen negotiated secret deals and recruited al-Qaeda fighters, AP report says
The Saudi-led, US aligned military alliance fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen negotiated secret deals and recruited al-Qaeda fighters, AP report says
It is not entirely without merit to view America’s national drug addiction as “government induced,” Mass murders are now a near weekly occurrence. Is this part of a pattern? If so, asks Gordon Duff, who does it serve?
Vigilant Citizen was launched exactly ten years ago. In celebration VC presents some of the top articles from the past decade (linked)
They are soldiers, but the 77th Brigade edit videos, record podcasts and write viral posts. Welcome to the age of information warfare
Dog poo, Welsh-bashing, campaigning for Brexit – all have been recorded as hate incidents. Fraser Myers on the subtle creation of new taboos and methods of control
Michael Berg, an Israeli who is not Jewish, argues that western Europe’s governments are deliberately erasing their people’s racial heritage and sense of identity
Visible Origami reflects on the power of gratitude
It would be viewed as a major geopolitical defeat for the US if Baghdad were to be pulled deeper into Tehran’s orbit.
It’s hardly a secret now, writes Caitlin Johnstone, that there’s an alliance of plutocrats and secretive government agencies running things; it’s right out in the open
Taken aback by a New York Times cartoon, Irish Savant asks: “can Americans be so bovine that they’re prepared to put up with this … with barely a murmur?”
In addition to U.S. aircraft carriers in the Sea of Oman, U.S. bases in Afghanistan, the UAE and Qatar are “easy meat” for Iranian missiles, says IRGC commander
Thierry Meyssan on how the UK’s difficulties in trying to leave illustrate how the EU is more than an economic cooperative. It is a dictatorial super-state in the making