Red line – China warned Japan against joining US freedom of navigation stunts

Red line – China warned Japan against joining US freedom of navigation stunts

Beijing warned Tokyo of a harsh response if it ever crossed a “red line” in deciding to sail with US warships near disputed waters surrounding China’s artificially reclaimed islands under the pretext of the Freedom of Navigation principle, Japanese media reported. The warning to Japan reportedly came just ahead of the Hague international arbitration court’s…

All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You

All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You

Facebook knows more about your personal life than you probably realize. As part of the company’s increasingly aggressive advertising operation, Facebook goes to great lengths to track you across the web. The company compiles a list of personal details about every user that includes major life events and general interests. For years, details have been…

Iran releases images of 1st self-manufactured missile defense system

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani (2nd L) and Defence Minister Hossein Dehghan (L) stand near the new air defense missile system Bavar-373, in Tehran, Iran August 21, 2016. © President.ir / Reuters  Published time: 21 Aug, 2016    The final version of Iran’s first domestically-built long-range air defense missile system has been unveiled at a Defense…

Kremlin Presses Turkey for Access to NATO’s Incirlik Air Base, Home to US Nukes

Kremlin Presses Turkey for Access to NATO’s Incirlik Air Base, Home to US Nukes

Russian officials have reached out to Ankara to request access to the American-built base as a convenient launch pad for airstrikes in the Syrian theater, but it remains to be seen whether such cooperation will roil NATO’s feathers. Russia has called on Turkey to provide access to NATO’s Incirlik Air Base, the critical launch pad for US and coalition…

The boy in the ambulance: US State Dept-funded groups behind latest iconic image designed to demonize Russia and encourage further bloodshed in Syria

The boy in the ambulance: US State Dept-funded groups behind latest iconic image designed to demonize Russia and encourage further bloodshed in Syria

Things have not been going well for the US government’s (and friends’) 5-year-long attempt to use proxy terror forces to overthrow the Assad government. The first death-knell came last September when the Russian air force entered the fray to great effect (and applause from all sensible people). The shoot-down of the Russia bomber in November…