Tag Archives: Syria
Missiles over Damascus courtesy of monsters in Washington
Lawrence Davidson examines the impulses and traits behind the decision of US President Trump to bomb the Syrian capital for an alleged chemical weapons attack without any hard evidence that the Syrian state was responsible for the attack. Read more [...]
Theresa May let off lightly after launching air strike without Parliament’s permission
Stuart Littlewood reviews the UK parliamentarians’ feeble questioning of Prime Minister May – with a few brave exceptions – regarding her failure to consult the legislature before following President Trump and attacking Syria. Read more [...]
UK government’s reckless kowtowing of Trump on Syria – and contempt for the British people
Stuart Littlewood challenges his parliamentary representative to explain the UK government’s disregard for international law and intention not to consult the legislature on its plans to follow Donald Trump in bombing Syria. Read more [...]
On the clamour to repeat the disastrous Iraq and Libya interventions in Syria
Nureddin Sabir, Editor, Redress Information Read more [...]
The Jewish timeline – from Moses to Netanyahu
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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فَصْلٌ من أجل وصل (Separation in order to connect)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
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Signs of hope in the Middle East? Don’t hold your breath
James Dorsey explains why there should be no reason for optimism that violence and instability in the Middle East, whether in Palestine, Iraq, Syria, Yemen or the Gulf states, will come to an end anytime soon. Read more [...]
The Bizarre Case of Bashar: The Syrian regime’s questionable use of nerve gas in Khan Sheikhoun
Uri Avnery highlights the lack of evidence that the Syrian government carried out the Sarin gas attack on its own citizens on 4 April 2017, and laments the media’s complicity in perpetuating an apparent falsehood. Read more [...]
من قاضي شرعي في جبهة النصرة الى المسيحية (From Sharia judge in Nusra Front to Christianity)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
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A dilemma for the intelligence agencies: Trump’s attack on Syria and historical precedents
Against the background of the US missile attack on Syria, Lawrence Davidson examines the correlation between disregarding the information and analysis of intelligence agencies and national leadership that is egocentric, biased and pig-headed, such as President Trump. Read more [...]
