Yemen and Yet Another “False Flag” to Protect Saudi and US Interests in the Middle East

Yemen and Yet Another “False Flag” to Protect Saudi and US Interests in the Middle East

In Seth Ferris’ NEO article on Yemen back in April  it was suggested that the only reason the US suddenly withdrew from Yemen, after staying there through thick and thin, was because the US had only taken over the country to supply arms to terrorists. Now it is back – its warships are patrolling the…

Yemen’s Shi’ite Houthis Claim Saudi Villages Under Their Control

Yemen’s Shi’ite Houthis Claim Saudi Villages Under Their Control

Shi’ite Houthi militia forces from Yemen claim to have taken control of villages across the border in Saudi Arabia, Houthi-run news agencies report, citing unnamed military sources. Several villages in the southwestern Saudi province of Jizan are now said to be under the control of Shi’ite militias, according to unconfirmed media reports. Among the villages…

Feeling The Oil Crunch: Saudi Arabia Cancels $266 Billion In Projects

Feeling The Oil Crunch: Saudi Arabia Cancels $266 Billion In Projects

Saudi Arabia’s governing economic body called the Council of Economic and Development Affairs (CEDA) has cancelled $266.7 billion in projects, the Saudi Press Agency said, and announced it would be settling much-delayed private-sector payments by year end. The projects that have been canceled are the ones that are not expected to accelerate the kingdom’s growth…

Why the U.S.-Built House of Cards in the Middle East Is Falling Apart

Why the U.S.-Built House of Cards in the Middle East Is Falling Apart

While lies are almost uniformly held to be unacceptable in the context of a liberal democracy, this is not entirely the case in foreign policy where realists often value lies for their ability to advance a country’s national interest. The entire literature and practice of military strategy, intelligence and counter-espionage is underwritten by deception and…