The first thing to say here is that we have no means to know what really happened. At the very least, there are two possible
Day: June 24, 2019
Pakistan Picked The Right Spy Chief And Got The Right People Upset
Lt. Gen. Faiz Hameed was chosen to head Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency last week, infuriating the country’s liberals and indirectly drawing the ire
How Close Was the Trump Regime to Waging War on Iran?
From Harry Truman’s aggression on North Korea to post-9/11 preemptive US wars, US ruling authorities acted with coalition of the willing partners — in lieu
Putin Reaffirmed Russia’s Willingness to Negotiate a “Political Transition” in Syria
Many in the Alt-Media Community were shocked to hear President Putin reaffirm Russia’s willingness to negotiate a “political transition” in Syria during his annual Q&A
The Battle for the Soul of Trump Foreign Policy
President Donald Trump heads to Camp David Saturday amid an inflection point in his presidency. This week, he officially declared for re-election, swapped defense chiefs
Jerusalem’s Old City: How Palestine’s Past Is Being Slowly Erased
Israel has controlled East Jerusalem and the walled Old City since the 1967 war in which it also occupied the adjacent West Bank. It has
Violence Erupts as West Turns Its Sexual Subversion Weapon on Georgia
With apologies to Alfred, Lord Tennyson, it’s June, when a young man’s (or woman’s, or sexually indeterminate person’s) fancy lightly turns to thoughts of nontraditional
The Greatest Generation of Whoremongers
Review of Mary Louise Roberts, What Soldiers Do: Sex and the American GI in World War II France (University of Chicago Press, 2013), xii + 351 pgs.,
