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Selected Articles: US-NATO War Agenda, Iran, ISIS
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By Global Research News
Global Research, September 18, 2015
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Url of this article:
https://www.globalresearch.ca/selected-articles-us-nato-war-agenda-iran-isis/5476920
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 I Testify That Iran Is Standing!
By Andre Vltchek, September 18, 2015
It seems that, as the Empire is on its final bellicose and ideological crusade, unless a truly independent nation begins to roar, unless it shows both its teeth and its missiles, it has almost no chance to survive. Iran is roaring and it is also logically explaining where it stands. It has both guts and big heart!
 Resources Squandered on Britain’s War Machine Could Save Millions from Starvation
By Daniel Jakopovich, September 18, 2015
The UK government has committed itself to a 2 per cent of GDP military spending target (MacLellan, 2015) for the next five years on the basis of demands for more foreign military interventions […] It should be obvious that money should instead be used to generously invest in re-building these wretched, war-stricken countries, to invest in peacebuilding, education and human development, to build bridges instead of creating more enemies for the West.
 Polls Show Syrians Overwhelmingly Blame U.S. for ISIS
By Eric Zuesse, September 18, 2015
The British polling organization ORB International, an affiliate of WIN/Gallup International, repeatedly finds in Syria that, throughout the country, Syrians oppose ISIS by about 80%, and (in the latest such poll) also finds that 82% of Syrians blame the U.S. for ISIS.
 Iceland Boycotts Israel
By Stephen Lendman, September 18, 2015
The whole world needs to follow Iceland’s lead. Its capital City of Reykjavik no longer will buy products made in Israel. Its city council voted for boycott as long as it continues occupying Palestinian territory – a bold act deserving high praise, perhaps inspiring greater numbers of cities worldwide to follow suit, then maybe countries if enough effective popular resistance against its viciousness materializes.
 Another “Regime Change” Scenario? Montenegro Could Be Headed for a Mountain of Trouble
By Andrew Korybko, September 18, 2015
Despite public hesitation on the issue of Montenegro’s membership in NATO, yesterday the country’s parliament adopted a symbolic resolution in favor of a future accession to the alliance. Hereby we publish a briefing by our permanent contributor with an analysis of geopolitical context and possible implications of the chamber decision.
 Obama’s Fateful Syrian Choice
By Robert Parry, September 18, 2015
There is an obvious course that President Barack Obama could follow if he wants to lessen the crises stemming from the Syrian war and other U.S. “regime change” strategies of the past several decades, but it would require him to admit that recent interventions (including his own) have represented a strategic disaster.
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