Like every other major move in the Middle East, Washington's latest raft of economic sanctions against Iran are doomed to fail. Not because the policy instrument itself doesn't actually work, but because our government is making the same mistakes of the past. Now get...
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The Looming War Against Iran
by Eric Margolis | Jul 28, 2018 | Featured Articles
President Donald Trump and his neocon advisors have been trying to provoke a war with Iran and Syria for many months. The neocons are echoing Cato the Elder’s cry, "delenda est Carthago!" Iran must be destroyed. So far, Tehran and its ally Damascus have refused to...
US Maximalist Stance on Denuclearization Holds Korean Peace Process Hostage
by Stu Smallwood | Jul 28, 2018 | Featured Articles
For the first time since the Singapore summit, a shadow of doubt has been cast over the Korean peace process. Its source is the United States’ unyielding demand for complete North Korean nuclear disarmament before ending the Korean War and prior to allowing the...
I traced missile casings in Syria back to their original sellers, so it’s time for the west to reveal who they sell arms to
by Robert Fisk | Jul 27, 2018 | Featured Articles
Readers, a small detective story. Note down this number: MFG BGM-71E-1B. And this number: STOCK NO 1410-01-300-0254. And this code: DAA A01 C-0292. I found all these numerals printed on the side of a spent missile casing lying in the basement of a bombed-out Islamist...
Trump Threatens Turkey with Sanctions. What if He’s Serious?
by Melkulangara Bhadrakumar | Jul 27, 2018 | Featured Articles
The frequency with which US President Donald Trump holds out threats to other countries is such that he is no longer being taken seriously. The list of countries threatened by Trump so far includes North Korea, Germany, Canada, China, Venezuela, Pakistan, Syria, Iran...
The Madness Gripping Washington
by Philip Giraldi | Jul 26, 2018 | Featured Articles
The United States and Israel have been threatening Iran for something like twenty years, using the pretext that it was developing a nuclear weapon initially, but also more recently declaring that Tehran has become a threat to the entire Middle East. Both contentions...
Julian Assange and the Dying of the Light
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer | Jul 26, 2018 | Featured Articles
One thing that’s not receiving enough attention in the respective Assange and Russia coverage is to what extent both protagonists are needed in each other’s narratives to keep each of these alive. Without explicitly linking Assange to Russia, allegations against him...
NATO Trumped
by Patrick Armstrong | Jul 24, 2018 | Featured Articles
Those of us who regard NATO as one of the primary sources of international instability thanks to its wars of destruction in the MENA and provocation of Russia were looking forward with delighted anticipation to Trump's appearance at the NATO summit. We were not...
Is Bill Browder the Most Dangerous Man in the World?
by Philip Giraldi | Jul 24, 2018 | Featured Articles
At the press conference following their summit meeting in Helsinki, Russian President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump discussed the possibility of resolving potential criminal cases involving citizens of the two countries by permitting interrogators...
Iran: Another US War of Aggression?
by Jacob G. Hornberger | Jul 23, 2018 | Featured Articles
I am getting that Iraq deja vu feeling again, only this time with respect to Iran. You’ll recall the build-up to the US war of aggression against Iraq: WMDs. Mushroom clouds. Charts and graphs. Preventive war. The anti-Iraq propaganda from US officials was...
Martyrs to the Cause: Carter Page and Julian Assange
by Justin Raimondo | Jul 23, 2018 | Featured Articles
In an unprecedented move, the Justice Department has released the FISA application submitted by the FBI to spy on Carter Page, the rather hapless would-be advisor to the Trump campaign who has been smeared as a “Russian agent” – but has not been charged after almost...

Spending Our Way to a Fiscal Crisis
by Ron Paul | Jul 23, 2018 | Featured Articles
According to financial writer Simon Black, the federal government is spending approximately 52,000 dollars per second. This, not last year’s tax cuts, is the reason why the national debt has reached a record 21 trillion dollars, which is more than America’s gross...
Either Trump Fires These People Or The Borg Will Have Won
by Moon of Alabama | Jul 21, 2018 | Featured Articles
President's Trump successful summit with President Putin was used by the "resistance" and the deep state to launch a coup-attempt against Trump. Their minimum aim is to put Trump into a (virtual) political cage where he can no longer pursue his foreign policy...
Madness in Moscow
by Eric Margolis | Jul 21, 2018 | Featured Articles
Comedy? Disaster? Mental disorder? Hearing loss? Even days after President Donald Trump’s bizarre appearance in Moscow alongside a cool, composed President Vladimir Putin, it’s hard to tell what happened. But it certainly was entertaining. In case anyone in the...
Mass Dementia in the Western Establishment
by Diana Johnstone | Jul 21, 2018 | Featured Articles
Where to begin to analyze the madness of mainstream media in reaction to the Trump-Putin meeting in Helsinki? By focusing on the individual, psychology has neglected the problem of mass insanity, which has now overwhelmed the United States establishment, its mass...
The Establishment Strikes Back
by Philip Giraldi | Jul 19, 2018 | Featured Articles
There are a number of elements in the recent release of an indictment of twelve named alleged Russian military intelligence GRU officers by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein looking into possible ties between Moscow and the Trump Administration that I find either...
US diplomats act like imperial governors riding roughshod over sovereignty of national governments
by John Laughland | Jul 19, 2018 | Featured Articles
Former US Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaulOn the world’s Grand Chessboard, the US is fighting for control and influence. And there are countries where its ambassadors are perceived more as imperial governors than simple channels of communication. At the height of...
The Very Unhinged John Brennan
by Richard Galustian | Jul 18, 2018 | Featured Articles
Winston Churchill said all there is to say about political summits with his quote: “Jaw jaw is better than war war.” That is the thing to bear in mind when examining the rights and wrongs of the The Trump-Putin summit: Two leaders of two of the world’s most powerful...
Denial & Guilt: US Liberals Collectively Lose Their Minds Over #Treasonsummit
by George Galloway | Jul 18, 2018 | Featured Articles
The unhinged rhetoric of American liberals and neocons over Donald Trump’s meeting with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki is deeply repugnant and strangely disorienting.This is especially the case for someone my age, born less than a decade after the United States Air Force...
A Tale of Two Poisonings
by Philip Giraldi | Jul 18, 2018 | Featured Articles
Poisoning enemies has a long history with Augustus Caesar’s wife Livia allegedly a master of the art, as were the Borgias in Renaissance Italy. Lately there has been a resurgence in allegations regarding the use of poisons of various types by several governments. The...
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