Could it be that there never was a ‘threat’? Or that in the words of Trita Parsi, (and we think that this is particularly telling): “the Iranians saw an attack coming and they prepared to strike back and that caused alarm in the White House”?
While speculation is rife over a strike on Iran, Iran is now hundreds of times more powerful militarily than it was during its war with Iraq
The latest example of how tech giants are clamping down on the free exchange of ideas on the pretext of fighting “hate speech”
Restaurants must compete with everyone who has a kitchen and a cookbook.
John W. Whitehead with some advice for those coming of age
Israel Shamir on the network of intelligence agencies and journalists who combined wield tremendous power and who are beholden to none, least of all the public.
If you want to practice homosexuality and every form of sexual deviancy then Google is the place to go. Brother Nathanael examines the search engine’s ties to Mossad
While U.S. hawks urge striking Iran – while they are safely ensconced far from the fighting – U.S. commanders know it could have catastrophic consequences
“France does not belong to the French”, chant hundreds of migrants as they seize Paris Airport terminal and demand they be given permanent legal residence
Are the US, the UK and other Western allies preparing for a limited military strike on Iran’s regional proxies?
As with Iraq prior to the 2003 invasion, Britain looks set to provide the U.S. with backup should tensions escalate into open conflict
Marriage as a condition for sex was the source of women’s power. It was the glue that bonded not only man and wife, but society as a whole.