There is a new push for US and allied intervention in Syria. There is a vast propaganda network of NGOs pushing cooked up documentaries and providing "expert" witnesses all aimed to mobilize opinion in favor of a renewed war on the Syrian government.
The government of the United States is clearly in demonic hands. We are overflowing with proof. Take today (2-2-18) for example. A report from the House Intelligence Committee was released that is proof that the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the D
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That's nothing new, of course. It began with our first issue in 1999, and has gotten more intense ever since. Just recently, the despicable NY Times, Washington Post, and National Review have vented their spleens once again.
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The 20th century was rife with partitions, many of them involving European powers carving up colonial possessions in Africa and the Middle East with what often appears to have been little or no concern for local realities.
Back during the admittedly brief shock and awe period that immediately followed on the Trump electoral victory, it appeared that there might be an actual realignment of American foreign policy. The neoconservatives virtually unanimously had opposed D
Are the foreign policy "Realists" the answer to our rampant foreign interventionism? The Koch Institute thinks so and according to a recent Washington Post report is spending several million dollars to promote "restraint" and "selective engagement."
When will the American people catch on to the fact that we do not have two political parties in Washington, D.C.? As I have said repeatedly--and as experience continues to verify--there is just ONE party in Washington: the War Party.
Why does President Trump listen to Nikki Haley and the neocons as they lie about the Iran deal? The same people and the same lies that brought us the Iraq disaster are trying to bring us an Iran disaster.
The continuing infestation of America's body politic by neo-conservatives is resulting in some noted war hawks taking full advantage of President Donald Trump's lack of a clear-cut US foreign policy to push for something the neo-cons and their Is
Perturbed by the outlier Donald Trump, Democrats have circled the wagons and reunited with Bush era neocons under the banner of the Alliance for Securing Democracy (ASD), a project sponsored by the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF).
One of the most self-evident admissions out of the Trump administration is that retired General H.R. McMaster is a devote globalist who has gathered the neocons onto his staff and into prominent positions.
When it comes to pushing a neocon foreign policy of confrontation and militarism, Washington is bipartisan. Both parties have boxed in President Trump and his campaign promises of better relations with Russia. Both parties are united in pushing a new
The headline at Reason.com says enough:
John McCain's Flawed, Important Example in the Age of Trump: The cancer-stricken senator's eternal pursuit of honor and integrity are a welcome tonic in a tawdry age, even while his policy misjudgments hel
Glenn Greenwald finds the implications of the reunion of the Democratic Party with the neoconservatives to be "profound and long-term." Essentially, it means more expensive wars for Americans who lack health care and pensions, leading to direct m