All participants have expressed guarded optimism about the outcome of talks. Both the Iranian and American diplomats believe that a deal can be reached that will satisfy both parties and (finally) put the nuclear issue to rest. The last big hurtle is Israel and Bibi is desperate. So anything can happen.
Moshe Yaalon, who served as Benjamin Netanyahu’s defence minister, has accused the Israeli government of ‘losing touch with Jewish morality’
Given the demographic crises facing so many Western countries, it makes little sense to strike a Faustian pact with the Jewish institutions responsible for these developments. Jose Alberto Nino explains
The proposed crackdown comes after a surge in support for Nigel Farage’s Reform Party, which promised to get tough on immigration. However, successive governments, both Labour and Conservative, have pledged to do the same and none have. So despite its tough talk we suspect that the present government will be no different
Bad as the rape-gangs in Rotherham have been, their crimes have been reproduced on a much bigger scale in cities like Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Bradford. More and more Whites are recognizing that. They’re also recognizing the complicity and collaboration of Britain’s leftist elite.
Federal prosecutors told a Manhattan judge this week that they’ve been unable to reach “Victim 3,” a central figure expected to deliver bombshell testimony against the hip-hop mogul.
In the past Russia was seemingly unaffected by Western sanction, which may explain why former President Medvedev said the West could “Shove these peace plans up your pangender arses!”
Scott Ritter and Mohammad Marandi on why Trump did the right thing by backing away from deeper involvement in the conflict with Yemen
Has Donald Trump finally seen the light?
Failed past predictions (e.g., Senator Kerry’s 2009 claim of ice-free Arctic by 2013) underscore risks of politicized narratives, which can erode public trust in climate science.
For Russia and other people who seek the truth and genuine international peace, history is very much alive and worth fighting for. By contrast in the West, history is dead because it is used to bury crimes past and present.
Digital Currency is still the endgame, but – in keeping with the spirit of the age – it seems they are changing the method to create the illusion of sides and choices. Kit Knightly explains