Indeed, while we in the West are unaware of it, Iran was the victim, in 1917-1919, of the largest genocide of the First World War. 6 to 8 million people died of starvation out of a population of 18 to20 million, or between a quarter and a third of Iranians. Iran, although neutral, was crushed Read more

One thing is certain: If America joins Israel in its war against Iran, the outcome will be a geopolitical showdown that could dramatically alter the world as we know it. It is the storm of the 21st century and, for the moment, the American ship of state is sailing right into it. At a minimum, Read more

Several journalists who were participating in a media tour organised by the Australia/Israel and Jewish Affairs Council (AIJAC) were able to visit the Ziv Medical Centre, in Zefat (NorthIsraël). One stayed with some of the patients in order to hear their stories. She was thus able to confirm that more than 500 of them are Read more

On 11 September, the very same day of the terror attacks– and despite the fact that Washington immediately identified Afghanistan-based Al-Qaeda leaders as the culprits – CIA director George Tenet authorized the creation of the Iraq Operations Group (IOG), led by covert ops veterans Luis Rueda and John Maguire. Within 24 hours, the two were Read more

We stand on the cusp of what might be termed Chaotic War. Not the formula used by Israel often in the past to intimidate adversaries; this is different. Israel’s aim, firstly, is to destroy the norms, conventions and laws of warfare; to create geo-political anarchy in which anything goes, and by which, with the White Read more

If, as speculated by some, there exists an oligarchical plan of massive human depopulation, then engineered wars are an ideal way to achieve that. It has happenedbefore. In the First World War, 21.5 million died, of which 13 million were civilians. The civilian deaths were largely caused by starvation, exposure, disease, military encounters, and massacres. Read more

British engineer C.H. Douglas explained the chronic gap in developed economies between GDP and national income, which meant that society never had enough money to purchase what their economies were able to produce. The system of Keynesian economics was developed to address the problem through government borrowing. But all this accomplished was to ‘kick the Read more

In conclusion it is found that each of our four main observations, the seismic magnitude, the characteristic seismic waveform, the underwater currents and the vast amount of generated aerosols cannot be reconciled with the use of a conventional explosive. Conversely, the promoted NORSAR/LANL narrative of an explosive with “detonation energy of a few hundred kilograms Read more

For a decade, American political scientists have been telling us that the rise of Russia and China will lead to an inevitable war. The political scientist Graham Allison created the concept of the “Thucydides trap”. He was referring to the Peloponnesian wars that opposed Sparta and Athens in the fourth century BC.. The strategist and Read more

The cultural and historical elements that determine the relations between Russia and Ukraine are important. The two countries have a long, rich, diverse, and eventful history together. This would be essential if the crisis we are experiencing today were rooted in history. However, it is a product of the present. The war we see today Read more