Reading Malaysia
Linh Dinh stops off in Malaysia where he reflects on the local history and the architecture
Linh Dinh stops off in Malaysia where he reflects on the local history and the architecture
Iran’s foreign minister says: “there will be no war” and he may be right. The US lacks the multinational support it had for the Iraq War, it has no popular support among U.S. voters and there is a very real possibility of the U.S. getting bogged down in another unwinnable war, like Afghanistan or Vietnam
The motion, submitted by Angela Merkels’ party, illustrates how legitimate criticism of Israel is now being silenced. By labelling it “anti-Semitic”.
Henry Makow writes: the fight over abortion may finally unmask the Jewish war on Christian values.
Russian Center for Reconciliation of the Opposing Parties in Syria warns that militants are preparing a chemical false flag attack to be blamed on Russia
The IDF routinely shoot unarmed Palestinians but Abu Thraya was different. Not only was he unarmed, he was in a wheelchair having lost his legs in a 2008 Israeli air strike
The system, or something like it, would be very useful to light infantry and airborne forces, providing artillery-like firepower in small, easily deployable packages
Our politicians have been given – and ignored – too many warnings. They have taken the voters for granted and they’ve been aided by the corporate media. Dan Hodges highlights one example
Uncontrolled mass immigration has brought with it an orgy of rape and murder to northern Europe. What other countries are on the hit list of people destroyers?
Paul Kersey tracks Washington shifting demographics
U.S. propaganda is always focused on one central figure to hate. It once was Saddam, then Ghadaffi, then Assad and more recently Putin. Now it is Xi.
“He told you what you wanted to hear. And you believed him… But there is absolutely no excuse–NONE–for continuing to believe this total phoney.”