Monthly Archives: February 2019
Why politics is dead
Gilad Atzmon writes:
In the good Read more [...]
To fight ignorance, tell the right story
Lawrence Davidson says the confusion of fiction and fact can often be used by people in authority to manipulate others and manufacture situations that lead to mass fear, discrimination and suspicion, and examines how this confusion can lead us in positive directions. Read more [...]
Is Israel’s tax grab a prelude to further hollowing out the Palestinian Authority?
Jonathan Cook views the possible outcomes of Israel’s theft of Palestinian taxes: a collapse of the Palestinian Authority and an end to its security cooperation with Israel, or the harbinger of Trump’s “Deal of the Century” under the auspices of local quislings. Read more [...]
Labour: Anti-Semitic or just resisting occupation? The war on Corbyn hots up
Stuart Littlewood highlights that the latest defections from the Labour Party – most recently by Joan Ryan, the MP who fabricated anti-Semitism at the party’s 2016 annual conference, is a desperate attempt by Israel’s stooges to shield it from growing criticism. Read more [...]
Rats begin leaving the Labour ship – but how much of a health risk do they pose?
Stuart Littlewood says the seven Labour Party deserters – small fry compared to the Gang of Four of 1981 – are nothing without the party’s help and the party’s brand, but may “serve as a magnet for other malcontents with little regard for British interests, only their own warped ambition”. Read more [...]
Prince Muhammad’s Khashoggi bullet: An insight into Saudi strategic thinking
James Dorsey views Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s murderous strategy towards critics and highlights his efforts to use ties with Russia as leverage to ward off potential US pressure following the murder of writer Jamal Khashoggi. Read more [...]
In Hebron, Israel removes the last restraint on its settlers’ reign of terror
Jonathan Cook shows how Israel, through a combination of settler terrorism, land theft and oppressive occupation policies, and with full US support, is driving the indigenous Palestinian inhabitants of Hebron out of their homes. Read more [...]
Americans can criticise America. But not Israel
Eve Mykytyn writes:
It is official. Read more [...]
International law under threat
Lawrence Davidson warns against the steady demise of international law, where the US and its allies are undermining the climate change control regime, the International Criminal Court and Interpol, paving the way for the return of the barbarism of the pre-1946 world. Read more [...]
Israel’s military bombed his family to death. Now he’s taking the bastards to court
At long last someone is making a Read more [...]
