In the final phase of the negotiations with Iran, the US-led international coalition is still seeking Iran’s agreement to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to visit any military facilities it deems suspicious and to interview a selected list of...
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Free Speech, Facebook and the NSA: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
by John W. Whitehead | Jun 4, 2015 | Featured Articles
“A person under surveillance is no longer free; a society under surveillance is no longer a democracy.”—Writers Against Mass Surveillance THE GOOD NEWS: Americans have a right to freely express themselves on the Internet, including making threatening—even...
Insanity’s Definition is Sending More US Ground Troops to Iraq
by Michael Scheuer | Jun 3, 2015 | Featured Articles
There seems to be great Republican resistance to the idea that their interventions in Iraq and the Muslim world are the main cause of both the mess in Iraq and the growing and increasingly powerful worldwide Islamist movement. To the extent that Hillary Clinton and...
ISIS, Assad Regime Now Fighting Together In Syria, US Alleges
by Tyler Durden | Jun 3, 2015 | Featured Articles
When last we checked in on the situation in Syria, ISIS (who a secret Pentagon document recently revealed was, and probably still is, considered a US “strategic asset”) was supposedly on the move, emboldened by recent successes in the ancient city of Palmyra and the...
Hope for Iraq? Depends on What You’re Hoping For…
by Peter van Buren | Jun 1, 2015 | Featured Articles
Is there hope for Iraq? It depends on what you are hoping for. It is becoming clearer that there is little hope of destroying Islamic State in Iraq. Islamic State has no shortage of new recruits. Its fighters capture heavy weapons with such ease that the United States...
The CIA: Providing Security or Threatening Liberty?
by Daniel McAdams | Jun 1, 2015 | Featured Articles
Last night parts of the PATRIOT Act expired, but it is only a matter of days before Congress passes a new PATRIOT Act -- this time called the FREEDOM Act. As the saying goes, the PATRIOT Act was to real patriotism as the FREEDOM Act is to real freedom. The only real...

Ex-Im Bank is Welfare for the One Percent
by Ron Paul | May 31, 2015 | Featured Articles
This month Congress will consider whether to renew the charter of the Export-Import Bank (Ex-Im Bank). Ex-Im Bank is a New Deal-era federal program that uses taxpayer funds to subsidize the exports of American businesses. Foreign businesses, including state-owned...
Whether in the USSR or USSA, Politicians Come and Go — But the Security Organs Remain
by William Norman Grigg | May 29, 2015 | Featured Articles
“Hey, guys, we’ll be here long after you are gone,” gloated a high-ranking CIA official during a hearing of the US Senate’s “Church Committee” investigation of illegal domestic intelligence operations forty years ago. What this meant, according to Peter Fenn, Senator...
To Beat ISIS, Kick Out US-Led Coalition
by Sharmine Narwani | May 27, 2015 | Featured Articles
It’s been a bad time for foes of ISIS. Islamic State (IS) scored a neat hat-trick by invading strategic Ramadi in Iraq’s mainly Sunni Anbar province, occupying Syria’s historic gem Palmyra, and taking over Al-Tanf, the last remaining border crossing with Iraq. The...
The NSA’s Technotyranny: One Nation Under Surveillance
by John W. Whitehead | May 26, 2015 | Featured Articles
“The ultimate goal of the NSA is total population control.”—William Binney, NSA whistleblower We now have a fourth branch of government. As I document in my new book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, this fourth branch came into being without any...
A Color Revolution for Macedonia
by Paul Craig Roberts | May 26, 2015 | Featured Articles
During the Cold War Washington was concerned about communists fomenting street protests that they could turn into revolutions, with groomed politicians waiting in the wings to take over the new government, thus expanding the Soviet empire. Today this is precisely what...
Iraq and Another Memorial Day
by Peter van Buren | May 25, 2015 | Featured Articles
Iraq? On another Memorial Day, we’re still talking about Iraq? Remembering I attended the 2015 commencement ceremonies at Fordham University in New York. The otherwise typical ritual (future, global, passion, do what you love, you’ll never forget this place) began...

Janet Yellen is Right: She Can’t Predict the Future
by Ron Paul | May 24, 2015 | Featured Articles
This week I found myself in rare agreement with Janet Yellen when she admitted that her economic predictions are likely to be wrong. Sadly, Yellen did not follow up her admission by handing in her resignation and joining efforts to end the Fed. An honest examination...
Obama’s Fail on Saudi-Qatari Aid to al-Qaeda Affiliate
by Gareth Porter | May 23, 2015 | Featured Articles
News media coverage of the Camp David summit between President Barack Obama and Gulf Cooperation Council members has focused largely on Obama’s success in getting the GCC States to go along with the negotiation of a nuclear agreement with Iran. But the much more...
This Is How You ‘Boost’ GDP: US Sells Over $4 Billion In Weapons To Israel, Iran, And Saudi Arabia
by Tyler Durden | May 22, 2015 | Featured Articles
War, what's it good for? Aside from countless deaths of innocent civilians of course, it means a GDP boost for the biggest exporter of weapons on earth, the United States, and even more profits for the US military-industrial complex. Profits which mean the...
Militarization Is More Than Tanks and Rifles: It’s a Cultural Disease, Acclimating the Citizenry to Life in a Police State
by John W. Whitehead | May 21, 2015 | Featured Articles
“If we’re training cops as soldiers, giving them equipment like soldiers, dressing them up as soldiers, when are they going to pick up the mentality of soldiers? If you look at the police department, their creed is to protect and to serve. A soldier’s mission is to...
A Rough Week in Iraq, But It Will Get Rougher
by Col. W. Patrick Lang | May 21, 2015 | Featured Articles
I hear from competent reporters on the ground in Iraq that a great panic has set in within the Iraqi Ministry of Defense. Prime Minister Abadi, like his Shia co-religionist Maliki, has been engaged in a thorough effort to disadvantage all the Sunni populations of...
Pity the Poor Stormtroopers: Baby Bou-Bou Ambushed Them
by William Norman Grigg | May 20, 2015 | Featured Articles
It was the baby’s fault that he was nearly burned to death in his own crib. Bou-Bou Phonesavanh was barely a year and a half old, just learning to walk, and unable to speak, but those limitations didn’t stop him from engaging in “deliberate, criminal conduct” that...
Making the World Less Safe: Sending the Wrong Message to Russia, China, and Iran
by Philip Giraldi | May 19, 2015 | Featured Articles
Currently the United States is assisting Ukraine against Russia by providing some non-lethal military equipment as well as limited training for Kiev’s army. It has balked at getting more involved in the conflict, rightly so. With that in mind, I had a meeting with a...
More Evidence of Israel’s Dirty Role in the Syrian Proxy War
by Steven MacMillan | May 19, 2015 | Featured Articles
Video footage surfaced last week showing the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) treating a wounded anti-Assad Syrian rebel, following a UN report at the end of last year which found that the IDF and the Syrian rebels (including ISIS) were in regular contact. The Times of...
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