Sep 3, 2014, RT.com
Read More »Western Leaders Fear-Monger to Mobilize Support for Air-Strikes on Syria
Aug 24, 2014, Stephen Gowans One of the roles of leading politicians and top officials of the state is to enlist public support for policies which serve the goals of the upper stratum of the population from whose ranks they sometimes come and whose interests they almost invariably promote. When …
Read More »Don’t Bomb Syria, Don’t Bomb Iraq
The Syria Solidarity Movement supports the petition below. Even the humanitarian intervention on behalf of the Yazidis should be through international cooperation such as the UN and not unilaterally by the US. We are concerned that it is the thin end of the wedge that opens the door to another …
Read More »Media Myths and Distortions: More NATO Aggression Against Syria?
Sep 3, 2014, Counter Punch -Rick Sterling Syria will be an important subject of discussion at this week’s NATO Summit meeting in Wales. The US and NATO powers will evaluate whether to expand air strikes against ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq & Syria) into Syria, whether to do it in …
Read More »John McCain, Conductor of the “Arab Spring” and the Caliph
Aug 18, 2014, Voltaire Net John McCain is known as the leader of the Republicans and unhappy 2008 US presidential candidate. This is, we will see, only the real part of his biography, which serves as a cover to conduct covert actions on behalf of his government. When I was …
Read More »Interview with Zafar Bangash on ISIS [audio]
Aug 25, 2014, The Taylor Report Click here to listen. ISIS is a scam, just like the Syrian “chemical weapons” of last year. The same person is responsible for both of these: Saudi Prince Bandar Bin Sultan. The purpose is the same as last year’s WMD hoax: to clear a …
Read More »Attack on Ghouta, 1 year on: ‘War is always main course for US’
Aug 21, 2014, RT.com Eric Draitser This week marks the first anniversary of the infamous chemical weapons attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta. What makes that incident significant, both politically and historically, is the fact that, despite the evidence of Syrian government involvement being non-existent, the Obama administration nearly …
Read More »‘Another wave of Western intervention threatens to pull Iraq apart’
Aug 22, 2014, RT.com The Obama administration’s recent decision to intervene in Iraq has seen the first US air strikes since the end of the American occupation in 2011, in response to the sweeping territorial gains made by militants belonging to the Islamic State group. Two and a half years …
Read More »ISIS Kills 900 Syrian Tribesmen in Crackdown on Revolt
Aug 18, 2014, Antiwar.com Growing reports of massive death tolls are coming out of eastern Syria, where earlier this month, the Shueitat tribe rebelled against ISIS rule, ousting them from several villages and burning an ISIS headquarters to the ground. Over the weekend, it was reported that some 700 tribesmen …
Read More »‘ISIS a pretext for US-sponsored regime change in Iraq’
Aug 15, 2014, Eric Draitser, RT The ousting of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is part of a broader US plan for Iraq and the Middle East as a whole. Against the backdrop of the war against the Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), Washington has managed to kill two birds …
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