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Israel’s Outrage Du Jour: Denying Palestinian Boy Terror Victim’s Rights After He Survived Incineration of His Family By Richard Silverstein, May 03 2017

Yesterday brought not one outrage du jour, but two from Israel. Defense minister Avigdor Lieberman denied 8 year-old Ahmed Dawabshe’s application for the official compensation offered all Israeli Jewish terror victims. The little boy’s father, mother and baby brother were

Vladimir Putin Meets Angela Merkel. An Opportunity to Ease Tensions? By Stephen Lendman, May 03 2017

At a time of US responsibility for dismal East/West relations, Angela Merkel will meet one-on-one with Vladimir Putin in Sochi, Russia on Tuesday for the first time in two years.

According to the Kremlin press service, both leaders will discuss …

Breaking. Russia Setting Up Military Installations in Northeastern Syria, in YPG-Held Area By South Front, May 03 2017

A number of Russian troops and vehicles have entered the area of the Afrin Canton controlled by fighters of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG), according to photos and videos appearing online.

Pro-Kurdish media activists speculate that the Russian …

U.S. to Launch Another Provocative Minuteman III ICBM Test, Amidst Accusations Directed against North Korea By Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, May 03 2017

Amidst mounting tensions between the United States and North Korea, and just one week after a test launch of a U.S. unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the U.S. has scheduled another Minuteman III ICBM missile test for Wednesday, May 3,

Pentagon Once Again Hides the Real Number of Civilian Casualties in Syria and Iraq By Anna Jaunger, May 03 2017

The Combined Joint Task Force, in its monthly assessment of civilian casualties from the U.S. coalition’s operations against ISIS acknowledged at least 352 civilians had been killed in U.S.-led strikes in Iraq and Syria since the operation began in 2014.

The US Supplies Weapons to Al Qaeda in Syria, via Bulgaria? By Sophie Mangal, May 03 2017

Inside Syria Media Center has conducted an investigation to expose a U.S.-backed of weapon supplies to the al-Qaeda group in Syria.

The suppliers list starts with U.S. companies Chemring and its affiliate Chemring Ordinance which previous year signed a contract …

The General Strike in Brazil. History and Analysis By Luísa Monteiro, May 03 2017

April 28th will be a date to remember. Even though some of the great media claim that there were only demonstrations around the country, it is to assume that, by a consensus or not, what happened here was a strike.

May Day 2017 in Detroit Focuses on the Economic Crises and Racial Oppression By Abayomi Azikiwe, May 03 2017

May Day is international worker’s day and in the city of Detroit people from various organizations across the metropolitan area came together to express their discontent with the system of capitalism and imperialism.

This was the fourth year that progressive …

The US Created Al Qaeda: The Illusion of America “Cooperating” with Russia in “Combating Terrorism” By Stephen Lendman, May 03 2017

America created and supports ISIS, al-Nusra and likeminded terrorist groups in Syria, the Middle East and elsewhere.

No US cooperation with Russia exists in combating this scourge. Rhetorical promises or suggestions otherwise by Washington are meaningless.

US preemptively waged wars …

Breaking the Vicious Cycle of Illegitimate Private Debt in the Global South By Eric Toussaint, May 03 2017

The “debt system” is gathering steam in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, just as in the highly industrialized countries, after going through several fundamental changes over the past 40 years. Mainly since the outbreak of the Third World

Myanmar Dodges Human Rights Abuses against the Rohingya Minority, with US-EU Help By Joseph Thomas, May 03 2017

Myanmar appears poised to escape international scrutiny of its vast and expanding human rights abuses targeting its Rohingya minority.

US State Department-funded media platform, The Irrawaddy, would report in an article titled, “Burma set to Dodge Full UN

Empty Values: The Australian Concept of Citizenship By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, May 03 2017

It has been a lowering conversation, and one that Australia’s politicians have been engaging in with various degrees of discomfort. The Australian prime minister, for one, doesn’t seem to know where to place his feet on this one, showing considerable

‘Sociopath’: Trump Cabinet Secretary Calls US Bombing of Syria ‘After-Dinner Entertainment’ By Jon Queally, May 03 2017

Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross is under fire—with one journalist characterizing it as the behavior of a ‘sociopath’—following crude remarks made Monday in which he described the U.S. bombing of Syria as “after-dinner entertainment” at President Donald Trump‘s private

Yemen: War Crimes, Mass Starvation and Genocide. What You Aren’t Being Told About US Involvement in Yemen By Darius Shahtahmasebi, May 03 2017

If the public were to rely solely on the U.S. government and its respective mouthpieces for its source of news, one might assume Iran is to blame for the current crisis engulfing Yemen, the Arab world’s poorest country.

From Reuters

Britain Must Break Free from the Agrochemical Cartel By Colin Todhunter, May 03 2017

Agrochemical manufacturers are knowingly poisoning people and the environment in the name of profit and greed. Communities, countries, ecosystems and species have become disposable inconveniences. Corporate totalitarian tries to hide beneath an increasingly fragile facade of democracy. The agrochemicals industry

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Breaking: Mumia Abu-Jamal Back in Court, Criminal Conviction Could Crumble! By Noelle Hanrahan, May 03 2017

For the first time – a court has ordered the Philadelphia DA to turn over evidence and open their files in Mumia’s appeal. In a complacency shattering blow, the District Attorney’s office is finally being held to account. Judge Leon

American Democracy: A Dead Man Walking By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, May 03 2017

Trump’s “sell-out,” as it is called, coming on top of Obama’s eight-year “sell-out,” is instructive. We have now had a Democratic president who sold out the people who elected him and a Republican president who has done the same thing.

Bigoted Americans, Far More Supportive of War Against Syria By Eric Zuesse, May 03 2017

On April 23rd, the U.S. mega-corporate and government-funded National Public Radio network, NPR, interviewed voters about their views on President Trump’s achievements so far; and a typical respondent, the 33-year-old Jamie Ruppert, of White Haven, Pennsylvania, said,

The Economics of the Future By Prof Michael Hudson, May 03 2017

At first glance Steve Keen’s new book Can We Avoid Another Financial Crisis? seems too small-sized at 147 pages. But like a well-made atom-bomb, it is compactly designed for maximum reverberation to blow up its intended target.

Explaining why

NATO Terrorism in Syria By Mark Taliano, May 02 2017

NATO terrorists have been committing unspeakable crimes in Syria since the beginning of the West’s criminal war against Syria and its peoples.

Organ harvesting remains one of the terrorists’ lucrative and heinous operations to generate money. According to Hossein Noufel

May Day in France: Trade Union Calls to Support Macron Fall Flat By Francis Dubois, May 02 2017

Around 140,000 people marched yesterday in demonstrations across France for May Day, in the run-up to the second round of the presidential elections between former Socialist Party (PS) Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron and neo-fascist National Front (FN) leader Marine Le

Selected Articles: US-NATO Attacks against Syria Geared Towards “Regime Change” By Global Research News, May 02 2017

The Real Defenders of Democracy: Syria and the Struggle against the International Despotism of Wall Street

By Stephen Gowans, May 02, 2017

A more sophisticated view holds that there exists in Syria an indigenous Islamist movement which—though rejecting democracy …

Freedom and Form: French Impressionist Painter Frédéric Bazille at the National Gallery By Prof. Sam Ben-Meir, May 02 2017

We are at a point in time when it is critical that we remind ourselves of the importance of art in human emancipation. Bazille and the Birth of Impressionism at the National Gallery of Art does that – offering a

America’s Rapacious Aristocracy and World War III By Eric Zuesse, May 02 2017

The disenchanted Reagan Administration official and much-honored economist and political scientist, Paul Craig Roberts, headlined on April 27th, “Washington Plans to Nuke Russia and China” and stated an impressive case that this radical conclusion is realistic, no mere

Escalation of Tensions in Syria: One Month after the Chemical Attack in Khan Sheikhoun By Michael Welch, Ray McGovern, Patrick Henningsen, and Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, May 02 2017

“I will tell you, what happened yesterday is unacceptable to me,…And I will tell you, it’s already happened that my attitude toward Syria and Assad has changed very much.” – U.S. President Donald Trump (April 6, 2017) [1]

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Japan Seeks to Restore Its National Sovereignty. Japan-Russia Relations By Oriental Review, May 02 2017

While the new resident of the White House has been acquiring a taste for military adventures overseas, the prime minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, visited Moscow last Thursday for his 17th talk with Vladimir Putin. But of

Abbas Fears the Prisoners’ Hunger Strike; 6500 Political Prisoners in Israeli Jails By Jonathan Cook, May 02 2017

The Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas is due to meet Donald Trump in the White House on Wednesday to discuss reviving the long-cold corpse of the peace process.

Back home, things are heating up. There is anger in the West Bank, …

America’s Financial War Strategy By Alasdair Macleod, May 02 2017

America’s renewed desire to escalate military tensions is a front for America’s continual financial war, this time directed at North Korea, Syria and possibly Iran. This is likely to be the opinion of China’s strategic advisers.

We analyse the geopolitics

Video: Syrian Government Troops Launch New Offensive against ISIS Terrorists in Eastern Homs By South Front, May 02 2017

Last weekend, the 5th Assault Corps and the National Defense Forces, supported by the Russian air power, began an operation against ISIS in the eastern Homs countryside. By Monday, government forces have retook the villages of Jibab Hamad, Tadmuria, Jabbab

Trump Beat Hillary Because of Obama Voters in 2012 Who Voted for Trump in 2016 By Eric Zuesse, May 02 2017

Here is one detailed analysis, published on 28 March 2017, of the voter-data from the 2016 Clinton-v-Trump Presidential contest.

Here is another, published on 1 May 2017, which goes even deeper.

Both conclude the same thing: Trump won

Killing Your Own People By John Kozy, May 02 2017

The American government often claims that its incursions into countries in the Middle East and elsewhere are carried out in order to protect the lives of Americans. Apparently people believe it; I have not heard anyone attempt to confute it.

Flawed Chemical Analysis in the French Intelligence Report Alleging a Syrian Government Sarin Nerve Agent Attack in Khan Sheikhoun By Dr. Theodore Postol, May 01 2017

In this short note I describe why the chemical forensic analysis and logic described in the French Intelligence Report of April 26, 2017 (FIR) could lead to a high confidence conclusion that an indigenous nerve agent attack in Denver, Colorado

Who Is Behind Washington’s Coup Plot in Venezuela? By Misión Verdad, May 01 2017

Creating a distorted image of the humanitarian crisis is the starting point. Painting a picture of a country on the verge of collapse is the alibi.

The coup plot against Venezuela has already been written and presented. On March 2,

Days of Illusion: Donald Trump’s First 100 Days. US Political System in Crisis By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, May 01 2017

The human capacity, notably in cultures where measurements are valued, places much stock in numbering deeds. In the case of the US presidency, power is supposedly meant to translate into something within the first hundred days, a ring fight between

Responsible Actions Needed to Ensure Peace on the Korean Peninsula By Zhong Sheng, May 01 2017

Given the continued escalation of tensions on the Korean Peninsula over the past months, all concerned parties should implement the resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council in a more strict manner and return to peaceful negotiations, the People’s Daily

How Pollution in Europe is Creating Ghost Towns in India By Great Game India, May 01 2017

Pollution in Europe has contributed to one of the worst droughts in India which has destroyed the lives of more than 130 million people, according to a new study. Researchers believe manufactured aerosols are to blame for the weakening

US Nuclear Breakthrough Endangers the World: America’s “Surprise First Strike Attack” By Conn Hallinan, May 01 2017

At a time of growing tensions between nuclear powers—Russia and NATO in Europe, and the U.S., North Korea and China in Asia—Washington has quietly upgraded its nuclear weapons arsenal to create, according to three leading American scientists, “exactly what one

How Obama and Erdogan Moved ISIS from Iraq to Syria, to Weaken Assad By Eric Zuesse, May 01 2017

Chris Tomson of Al Masdar News headlined on Monday May 1st, “Syrian Army tank takes direct hit from ISIS guided missile in Deir Ezzor” and reported that, “Currently, government forces are less than 1500 meters from linking up Deir Ezzor

Selected Articles: What Trump Has Accomplished in 100 Days By Global Research News, May 01 2017

“Trump continues dirty business as usual, serving wealth, power and privilege exclusively at the expense of most others – while waging endless war on humanity at home and abroad.”  (Stephen Lendman)

“Trump has broken  his campaign promises, surrounding himself with

Do Americans Have No Shame? The Violation of Sovereign Rights of Much of the Planet By Margaret Kimberley, May 01 2017

Putting aside the lack of any proof of Russian interference in U.S. elections, Americans have some nerve complaining about outside meddling when they have violated the sovereign rights of much of the planet. Americans owe the world heartfelt acts of

Korea: Leading to War? By Dr. Chandra Muzaffar, May 01 2017

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is deeply concerned that escalating tensions between North Korea and the United States of America could lead to war. This view was expressed at the end of the 30th ASEAN Leaders’ Summit

US Support for Saudi Aggression on Yemen Reinforced under Trump By Prof. Richard Falk and Tasnim News Agency, May 01 2017

Professor Richard Falk highlights the US role in Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen while suggesting that Washington’s support for Riyadh’s illegal aggression has increased under the presidency of Donald Trump.

“Since the presidency of Donald Trump, the US has

Bayer-Monsanto: A Match Made in Hell. Six Reasons why Bayer-Monsanto Merger Threatens People and Planet By Corporate Europe Observatory, May 01 2017

1.  A toxic mix

Although widely used across the world, many Bayer and Monsanto products are highly toxic for people and planet – an ironic illustration of our broken global food system.

One kind of problematic Bayer insecticides are the …

The Numbers are Staggering: U.S. is ‘World Leader’ in Child Poverty By Paul Buchheit, May 01 2017

America’s wealth grew by 60 percent in the past six years, by over $30 trillion. In approximately the same time, the number of homeless children has also grown by 60 percent.

Financier and CEO Peter Schiff said,

“People

Who’s Arming Radical Militants in Syria and Iraq? By Martin Berger, May 01 2017

The Western coalition’s struggle against the notorious Islamic State terrorist organization stands at the edge of one thousand days of military operations against. A thousand days ago, American warplanes opened a new chapter in its Middle Eastern military campaigns, by

The Future of Our Children: Jeremy Corbyn’s Speech on Education Policy By Jeremy Corbyn, May 01 2017

On the same day that Theresa May did a catastrophically inept interview on the Andrew Marr show (evading questions, robotic repetition of her ridiculous “strong and stable” mantra, refusing to admit that nurses relying on food banks to survive is

Conventional vs. Nuclear Deterrence: Who is Interested in Conflict with North Korea? By Federico Pieraccini, May 01 2017

In case of war with North Korea, the US would face a military challenge as perhaps never before in the last seventy years. This is why a conventional deterrence is actually more important than the nuclear one if we break

America Mingles with Al Qaeda in Syria: Washington Wants Russia Not to Target al-Qaeda “Terror Groups” By Daniel McAdams, May 01 2017

The total muddle that is US policy toward Syria continues to astonish. This week we saw the spectacle of a State Department Spokesman telling us that President Obama’s promise to not put US boots on the ground in Syria,

No, the NSA Has NOT Stopped Spying On Americans’ Emails By Washington's Blog, May 01 2017

The NSA announced Friday that they would stop the controversial program which sweeps up all emails and text messages which an American exchanges with someone overseas that makes reference to a real target of NSA surveillance.

By way of background, …

Video: U.S. Crimes of Genocide against Korea: “We Killed Off – What – 20% of the Population. We Burned Down every Town in North Korea…” By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, May 01 2017

The crimes committed by the US against the people of Korea in the course of the Korean War but also in its aftermath are unprecedented in modern history.

“We Killed Off – What – Twenty Percent of the Population. We

More Media ‘Spin’ on the Syria-Sarin Case By Robert Parry, May 01 2017

In blaming Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for the April 4 chemical incident in Khan Sheikhoun, The New York Times and other Western news outlets have made a big deal out of discrepancies in the timing and other details provided by

The Trump Tax Plan: More Money for the Oligarchs By Barry Grey, May 01 2017

In presenting the administration’s tax plan at a White House press briefing on Wednesday, Trump’s top economic advisers, Gary Cohn (net worth $610 million) and Steven Mnuchin ($500 million), both former Goldman Sachs bankers, could barely contain their glee over

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US Deploys Troops and Armored Vehicles “Inside Syria”, Close to Turkish Border By Press TV, May 01 2017

The US military says it has deployed a group of troops and military vehicles along the Syria-Turkey border to prevent further clashes between Turks and Syrians.

A convoy of armored vehicles with US flags was spotted on a rural road …

Video: US Armored Vehicles Arrive in Northern Syria. Is It An Invasion? By Press TV, May 01 2017

US armored vehicles arrived in Northern Syria with US convoy stationed near Darbasiyah Village.

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All 100 Senators Sign Letter Against U.N. Actions to Bring Israel to Account By If Americans Knew, May 01 2017

Anne Gearan reports in the Washington Post:

All 100 U.S. senators signed a letter Thursday asking U.N. Secretary General António Guterres to address what the lawmakers call entrenched bias against Israel at the world body.

The unanimous message notes that …

What The Corporate Media Never Tells You About North Korea By Joe Clifford, May 01 2017

There is a great deal of propaganda and deliberate misinformation about North Korea, which the public should know.

While neocons, a cheering corporate media, and Deep State, rush to war with North Korea, information is the ultimate weapon.

For example, …

Petrodollar Faces Growing Threat From the East. Payments in Gold Across Asia By Andrew Brennan, May 01 2017

While the recent raft of Sino-Saudi trade agreements benefited Chinese soft power in protecting Xinjiang, and the Saudis by diversifying their economy, China’s slow intertwining with Saudi Arabia complements the Sino-Russian alliance. Primarily, its benefits could lead to a realistic

Cold War 2.0: There will be No Russophobia Reset By Pepe Escobar, May 01 2017

In the end, there was hardly a reset; rather a sort of tentative pause on Cold War 2.0. Interminable days of sound and fury were trudging along when President Trump finally decided NATO is “no longer obsolete”; still, he wants

The Unspoken Failures of “Save the Earth Science”: World Destruction with Nuclear Weapons, The Poisoning of the Earth’s Ecology By Edward Curtin, May 01 2017

“In our society those who have best knowledge of what is happening are also those who are furthest from seeing the world as it is. In general, the greater the understanding, the greater the delusion: the more intelligent, the less

Yemen: The New Graveyard Where Empires Come to Die By Catherine Shakdam, April 30 2017

“Some have called Afghanistan ‘the graveyard of empires,’ and it probably is the graveyard of empires.” James G. Stavridis

Indeed, many great empires over the centuries came to crash against the stubborn will of Afghanistan, only to drive this one …

The First 100 Days of Donald Trump’s Presidency in Military Terms By Vladimir Kozin, April 30 2017

April 29 marks the 100th day in office of Donald Trump – a man who, unlike many of his predecessors in recent decades, lacks any practical experience serving in the government’s executive or legislative branches, or even in the military.

Russia to Establish A Naval Base in Yemen? Implications for US Military Involvement in Syria? By Moon of Alabama, April 30 2017

Will the U.S. leave Syria if doing so prevents a Russian fleet in Yemen? 

The question seems weird but if Russia succeeds with its negotiations in Yemen it will soon have to be asked.

A U.S. neoconservative outlet recently published

From Syria to Korea: The Rush to Crush Multipolarism By Ulson Gunnar, April 30 2017
 A recent, unilateral, unjustified military strike on Syria by US cruise missiles, coupled with the deployment of a US naval fleet to the Korean Peninsula as well as terrorist attacks carried out by terrorist fronts worldwide associated with US-backed opposition
Trump v. FDR’s First Hundred Days. “Sold out to Wall Street, War-profiteers, Big Oil, Big Pharma, Breaking every Positive Promise Made” By Stephen Lendman, April 30 2017

On Friday, Trump called his first 100 days “the most successful in our country’s history.” Arguably, they’re the worst.

Truth-telling isn’t his long suit. He’s best known for bluster, bombast, demagoguery, and turning truth on its head, along with breaking

Video: President Al-Assad Interview: The West and Israel are Supporting the Terrorists By Bashar al Assad and Telesur, April 30 2017

President Bashar al-Assad affirmed that the objective of the American and western allegations about chemical weapons is to support terrorists in Syria.

President al-Assad added in an interview given to Venezuelan Telesur TV that the solution in Syria should be …

Tillerson Threatens North Korea By Stephen Lendman, April 30 2017

America favors bullying over responsible diplomatic outreach. 

Addressing Security Council members on Friday, Secretary of State Tillerson turned truth on its head, claiming years of US “well-intentioned diplomatic efforts to halt (North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile) programs have failed.” 

The North Korea Military Gambit. Dangerous Crossroads, “All Options on the Table”, The Era of “Strategic Patience” Is Over … By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, April 30 2017

“All options for responding to future provocation must remain on the table.  Diplomatic and financial levers of power will be backed up by a willingness to counteract North Korean aggression if necessary.” –Rex Tillerson, Apr 28, 2017

The …

Brazil’s National Strike Against Temer’s Neoliberal Reforms: Photo Gallery By The Dawn News, April 30 2017

Since early Friday morning, more than 35 million people in Brazil have been taking part in one of biggest general strikes in the country’s history against President Michel Temer’s neoliberal economic reforms, bringing the country to a standstill. 

The …

35 Million-Strong Strike Against Temer’s Neoliberal Reforms Brings Brazil to a Halt By Telesur, April 30 2017

Amid record levels of unemployment and a terribly unpopular government, unions and citizens from all walks of life are taking part in one of Brazil’s biggest ever strikes. 

Since early Friday morning, more than 35 million people in Brazil have

What Are They Hiding About the USA Attack on Syria? The Break Up of Syria? By Dimitris Kazakis, April 30 2017

What are the events that led to the first direct military attack against the Syrian govenrment by the USA? We are told that “on the morning of the 4th of April, in the Khan Shaykhun region, the Syrian airforce bombarded

Washington’s Long War on Syria: Stephen Gowans, Montreal, May 2, 2017 By Global Research News, April 30 2017

Stephen Gowans’s book, Washington’s Long War on Syria, which is just out, is essential to understand this war and to face the growing threat of a major war.

When Donald Trump launched 59 Tomahawk missiles against a Syrian air …

Claims of Syrian Chemical Weapons Attacks are Total B.S. By Washington's Blog, April 29 2017

A Little Background: The U.S. Has Tried to Carry Out Regime Change Since Syria Became An Independent County …

The U.S. government has been trying to replace the Syrian government with folks who will be subservient to America since 1949

The West is Responsible for Terrorism in Syria By Mark Taliano, April 29 2017

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Syrian politician Fares Shehabi correctly identified the terrorists as NATO/al Qaeda. He is correct. NATO’s al Qaeda/al Nusra Front terrorists are responsible.

All of the death and destruction

The Nuclearization of Space. The Crash of Cassini By Prof. Karl Grossman, April 29 2017

Despite protests around the world, the Cassini space probe—containing more deadly plutonium than had ever been used on a space device—was launched 20 years ago. And this past weekend—on Earth Day—the probe and its plutonium were sent crashing into Saturn.

“Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité” in France? Historic Crisis of the French Republic By Stephen Lendman, April 29 2017

Its deplorable policies belie its national motto – first declared during its 1789 – 99 revolution, overthrowing monarchical rule, establishing the First French Republic in 1792.

When the 1848 Constitution was drafted, it was considered a “principle of the Republic.”

Mass Movement in South Korea against THAAD Missile Deployment By Zoom in Korea, April 29 2017

The residents of Seongju and Gimcheon were caught off guard when the United States Forces Korea and the South Korean Defense Ministry forced key parts of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile system into the former Lotte Skyhill

Trump’s Foreign Policy After 100 Days: Tweeting with Bombs? By Nile Bowie, April 29 2017

As US President Donald Trump prepares to mark 100 days in office, the administration’s foreign policy approach has become a painful disappointment to anyone with mildly optimistic expectations Washington would take a more realist approach to its role in the

Debunking the French Report on Syria’s Chemical Weapons By Washington's Blog, April 29 2017

The French government released a report blaming the Syrian government for this month’s chemical weapons incident.

The report states:

According  to  the  intelligence  obtained  by  the  French  services,  the  process  of  synthesizing  sarin,  developed  by  the  Scientific  Studies  and  Research 

Trump’s Deadly Legacy. One Hundred Days and Counting. And There’s More to Come… By Michael T. Bucci, April 29 2017
America's Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley warned U.S. allies that if they don’t support Washington, she is “taking names” and will respond.
America’s Holy Crusade against the Muslim World By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, April 29 2017
What is now unfolding is a generalized process of demonization of an entire population group