Aftermath as Prologue
Two items from James Howard Kunstler. In the first, he reflects on the Kavanaugh-Ford controversy. In the second, a video, he talks very interestingly about urban planning for the future
Two items from James Howard Kunstler. In the first, he reflects on the Kavanaugh-Ford controversy. In the second, a video, he talks very interestingly about urban planning for the future
Yemen’s navy reportedly struck s Saudi navy vessel Wednesday with a new missile, which was probably based on Iranian missile technology, killing all on board
Most Jews don’t realise it but “anti-Semitism”, real or contrived, is used to control them, which is why the real history of Jewish-Gentle relations is suppressed.
Eventually, they say, “the truth will out”. And that’s what happens when you covertly back terror as the West is in Syria. In contrast to Russia, which is fighting it
Smoking Mirrors reflects on the recent trials and tribulations he’s endured
Three years ago, my reaction to this article was “Dammit, you are right!”, and so now I am running this article again, to warn people that this time has come.
Mounting Afghan military losses mean Trump is faced with a hard choice. Either bolster local forces with more US combat troops or risk losing Afghanistan entirely
Why do absurd papers, including a feminist version of Mein Kampf, get published in peer-reviewed journals?
Cyber-security expert warns that Trump’s presidential alerts allow access to citizens phones. Identifying user’s location and giving access to their microphone and camera
The war games, named Trident Juncture 18, will involve 50 aircraft, 10,000 vehicles and up to 45,000 troops from 31 NATO countries
Nick Kollerstrom weighs the findings of the inquest into Westminster Bridge attack
Saudi Arabian ally the United Arab Emirates is reportedly recruiting a mercenary army in north and central Africa to fight in Yemen