So Who Exactly is Sowing Strife in Lebanon? Franklin Lamb’s Saturday Mideast Report –- Al Manar On October 24, 1970, during its 25th session, the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted the Declaration of Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations. [...]

Americans are not supposed to know, apparently, that behind the scenes Saudi Arabia has been encouraging the U.S. to take military action against Iran. But if we end up going to war with Iran shouldn’t it be in America’s national interest, and not simply as a subcontractor for another country? By Philip Giraldi Lovers necessarily [...]

For anyone who has studied the craft of intelligence and of disinformation, a clear pattern emerges in the Wikileaks drama. The focus is put on select US geopolitical targets, appearing as Hillary Clinton put it “to justify US sanctions against Iran.” By F. William Engdahl The story on the surface makes for a script for [...]

… a long-overdue Christmas present for the imprisoned Christians and Muslims alike from a heroic Santa. Fanciful thinking? Of course, given the international community’s spineless leaders. By Stuart Littlewood Rarely do I enter a church unless it’s to admire the medieval architecture, a soaring testament to man’s faith in a more dangerous and uncertain age. [...]

Perhaps Crowley’s “change in tactics” means that the US will abandon its role as “negotiator” and do, as the British Government did in 1947, give the resolution for peace in the mid-east to the UN where it belongs since the UN carved the Mandated land into two states in Resolution 181. By William A. Cook [...]

Honorable Veterans:  America Needs You for One More Duty— Free America from Israel’s Power “I’ve never seen a President — I don’t care who he is — stand up to them [the Israelis].  It just boggles the mind.  They always get what they want.  The Israelis know what is going on all the time.  I [...]

The UK, like all other countries that think themselves civilized, is under an obligation to enact legislation. If that is not done then double standards become very manifest; By Stuart Littlewood Professor Richard Falk put it most eloquently: “The idea of Nuremberg after World War Two was that crimes against the peace, crimes against humanity [...]

The U.S. is slipping into a debt-induced recession from which we’re assured that more debt is the remedy. Only when Americans grasp the internalized source of this subtle warfare can we prevail over this enemy within. At the close of World War II, the U.S. was home to 50% of the world’s productive power. That [...]