Washington’s Assassination Bureau PHILIP GIRALDI I often complain that Washington’s heavily lopsided relationship with Israel is an arrangement that brings absolutely no benefit to the American people, and even less to our national security as […]
LAURENT GUYÉNOT Introduction Just after midnight of June 6, 1968, Senator Robert Kennedy was assassinated in a backroom of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. He had just been celebrating his victory at the California […]
Despite the best attempts of Western Mainstream Media to suggest otherwise, this war is going exactly according to the Putin-Shoigu plan and has been since the February 24th invasion By Mark Dankof Dad, I feel like […]
Dugin would learn the lesson we had all learned from questioning Jewish power but in a much more horrible way when his daughter was murdered on August 20 in a car bomb attack. By E. Michael […]
Russia was shocked by the brutal murder and the FSB believes Ukraine is responsible. By Russia Today Last weekend, a brutal murder stunned Russia. A young woman got into her car and drove home after a busy […]
By: Assistant Editor Phoenix, AZ– Never did U.S. Navy veteran Paula Pedene think she would have an opportunity to be inducted into the Defense Information School (DINFOS) Hall of Fame. But that is precisely what […]
Facebook has purged huge numbers of Sudanese accounts and pages critical of the Western-backed government, helping to keep a controversial civilian and military administration in power. By Kit Klarenberg Documents shared with MintPress reveal that Valent Projects – […]
Fabio G.C. Carisio Introduction by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio I relaunch the news of the killing of the Al Qaeda commander as reported by Defense One, a specialized information site very close to the Pentagon because […]
BY MELVIN GOODMAN Photograph Source: F Delventhal – CC BY 2.0 For the past year, the news and editorial commentary of the Washington Post has favored a more aggressive posture on the part of the United States and the […]
BY EVE OTTENBERG Richard Helms in the White House Cabinet Room, March 27, 1968. Photo: White House. Just about every lousy U.S. foreign policy escapade from the 1950s to the late ‘70s traces back to the […]