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Archives for August 2024

From Iraq to Russia: Scott Ritter’s Battle Against US Foreign Policy Sparks FBI Raid

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter alleges FBI raid is an attempt to silence his efforts to challenge America’s stance on Russia and Ukraine.

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Scott Ritter, a former United States Marine Corps intelligence officer and United Nations weapons inspector, had his home raided last Wednesday in what he described as an intimidation tactic aimed at silencing his work as a journalist. The raid followed Ritter’s outspoken opposition to Washington's foreign policy approach toward Russia and is

Kursk Offensive: Ukraine’s High-Stakes Gamble for Diplomatic Leverage

Former US Special Operations Soldier Greg Stoker dissects Ukraine’s largest territorial gain in years. As Kyiv attempts to disrupt Russian advances and seize a PR victory, could this offensive be the final nail in Zelensky’s coffin?

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Six days ago, the Ukrainian Army (AFU) initiated a surprise counteroffensive into the Russian region of Kursk along Ukraine's northern border. In what is the largest regional gain since the Kharkiv offensive nearly two years ago, the AFU initially captured over 350 square kilometers of territory. This is the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s first

Tommy Robinson and the Zionist Agenda: The Hidden Forces Behind the UK Race Riots

The UK’s violent unrest has deeper roots than economic despair—Zionist interests, working through far-right leaders like Tommy Robinson, are stoking the fires of hatred.

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Ever since July 29, Britain has been plunged into crisis, with incendiary far-riot rights sending towns and cities across the country spiraling into states of emergency. Vast mobs of armed, angry thugs, motivated by racist, Islamophobic animus, have vandalized homes, property and places of worship, violently clashed with police, and targeted hotels

Battle for Syria’s Oil Pits Local Tribal Forces Against US Occupation

As Arab tribes in Deir Ezzor mount an offensive against the SDF, the focus is on the US-controlled oil fields that have long provided Washington with leverage over Syria. The stakes for US influence have never been higher.

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In Syria's Deir Ezzor province, Arab tribal forces have mounted a determined assault on the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), aiming to reclaim their lands and challenge the U.S.'s de facto control over Syria's oil-rich regions. The U.S. responded with missile strikes, underscoring the fragile hold Washington maintains over these critical

US Interference and Venezuela’s Stalemate: Alan MacLeod on State of Play

Alan MacLeod discusses the persistent US attempts at regime change in Venezuela, the polarized views on Maduro, and the consequences of American sanctions on Venezuelans.

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After a typically contentious election, the overthrow of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro appears nowhere in sight. Now that the electoral audit is in the hands of the nation’s Supreme Court, it seems the Biden Administration is softening its language regarding the recognition of Edmundo Gonzales as the winner of the July 28

Myth of The Iron Dome: The Costly Lie Behind Israel’s ‘Impenetrable’ Defense

Recent reports reveal Iron Dome’s malfunctioning missiles causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage, exposing the flaws in Israel’s touted defense system.

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Israel's highly touted Iron Dome air defense batteries have been misfiring and causing civilian casualties in recent weeks, sparking controversy. The air defense system has consistently presented problems, including damaging infrastructure, proving cost-ineffective, and failing to engage the number of targets claimed by the Israeli military. On