Julian Assange arrested at Ecuadorian embassy in London
Police have forcibly removed Julian Assange, from the Ecuadorian embassy in London and arrested him, after the Ecuadorian government withdrew asylum.
Police have forcibly removed Julian Assange, from the Ecuadorian embassy in London and arrested him, after the Ecuadorian government withdrew asylum.
How is a country a nation when it cannot have its own foreign policy, when words of its language are proscribed, when alleged victim groups have more rights than the alleged dominant class, and when hate is used to create disunity?
Macron’s response to the Yellow Jackets, Merkel’s migrant policy, May’s Brexit betrayal; our leaders are ready to sell out their own people and Trump is no different
Google is manipulating search results according to what it calls its “good neighbour policy”. But which some might see as a euphemism for censorship
The Internet giants are clamping down to a varying degree on all who don’t parrot the Globohomo party line. Irish Savant ponders the reasoning behind the selectivity
Accusations of “anti-Semitism” are now being used to shield George Soros from criticism
The document reveals plan to destabilize Lebanon by creating a civil war, which will “help Israel on the international scene.”
‘Gold belongs to the people, not bankers’
Gilad Atzmon explains why an election win for Netantyahu suits Hamas pefectly
A military clash with Turkey would definitely not be in America’s interests. But the Neocons aren’t concerned with U.S. interests and as Mike Whitney explains, the possibility of armed conflict between Turkey and the U.S. has never been greater
America’s lack of military competence is just a symptom, writes Moon of Alabama. The real problem sits much deeper.
Along with Trump’s recognition of Israel’s sovereignty of the Golan Heights, this confirms what we’ve long suspected – Israel is calling the shots in U.S. foreign policy