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Bibi's Victory Sets Off Warnings of Global Catastrophe, by Mike Whitney

Yesterday's elections in Israel were a referendum on Netanyahu's annihilation of Gaza and his plan to demolish Iran. A clear majority of Israelis support those policies and trust that Netanyahu will "finish the job". In a speech he delivered on Tuesday to Likud party members and other supporters, the Prime Minister thanked the people who...
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Israeli Elections: Genocide Wins in a Landslide, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link TruthJihad link Press TV The Knesset elections for the Israeli regime are over. The first of its kind in three years, put off while the Zionist war machine was busy in its extermination campaign against the Gaza Strip’s civilians. With most votes counted, no candidate has secured a 61-seat majority needed...
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Collateral Damage at Sea: How the Iran War Is Sinking the Cruise Industry, by Larry C. Johnson

If you want to understand what Washington’s war with Iran is costing ordinary people, forget the think-tank reports. Go to Sihanoukville, Cambodia, where a few hundred mostly American retirees spent Wednesday packing their lives into suitcases on a few hours’ notice. They had bought a home on the sea. The sea, it turns out, runs...
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Obsessing Over Racial Voting Patterns Misses the Point, by Jose Alberto Nino

Alan Dershowitz wants a Republican Party that looks less white. Speaking with Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch on the Rabbi for America podcast in an episode released on October 18, the lawyer for Jeffrey Epstein urged disaffected Democrats to join the GOP and r-shape it from within. Schonbuch set up the exchange by voicing the objection he...
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Is Iran Trump's Gallipoli?, by Ian Fantom

The word 'Gallipoli' evokes memories of Britain's greatest military disaster in the First World War. The objective was to clear the Dardenelles – the straight between the European and the Asian part of Turkey, South of the Sea of Marmara – to enable the Russian fleet to pass from the Black Sea to the Mediteranean....
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Trump Speaks His Mind On the Campaign Trail, by Philip Giraldi

President Donald J Trump has been rampaging around the United States delivering campaign speeches that are all about himself as America’s “greatest president” when he is not smearing someone else employing his own unique brand of maniacal hatemongering. Recent sorties to the hinterland have including Trump in Michigan admiring the prominent asses of incumbent Senator...
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From the Crossroads to the Twilight, by James Edwards

I drove down to Corinth, Mississippi, on Monday, October 26 to watch Donald Trump try to energize the faithful one week from the midterms. My paternal grandparents were born there. My great-grandparents are buried there. My Confederate great-grandfather fought the Union in a battle there. I spent many boyhood days in Corinth. With a population...
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Iran Respects International Law, US & Israel Are Rogue States, by Kevin Barrett

On February 28, the US and Israel launched an unprovoked attack on Iran, killing its Supreme Leader alongside many other officials—and around 160 civilians, mostly schoolgirls, at Minab. The attack was an extreme case of the supreme war crime: aggression. Attacks on civilian targets are, of course, also highly illegal. The US and Israel routinely...
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The Disappearing American People, by Kevin DeAnna

As partisanship increases, Americans continue to separate into two distinct peoples. And the root of the differences is not ideology but race. At the same time, elections continue to be determined by who can deliver material rewards to their constituents. Nationalists who want to reforge the American people can’t just talk about the culture war,...
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The Gulf Holds a Security Meeting and Washington Wasn’t Invited, by Larry C. Johnson

On Monday, while Donald Trump was publicly pondering whether to “make a deal” with Iran or “finish them off,” something happened in Tehran that should have set off alarms in every office of the State Department, assuming anyone is still left there to hear them. Saudi Arabia’s defense minister, Prince Khalid bin Salman, the brother...
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What Did the US-Central Asia Samarkand C5+1 Summit Accomplish?, by James Durso

The United States should temper its expectations as to what it can achieve in Central Asia. The October 19 C5+1 summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the foreign ministers of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan advanced the diplomatic framework for US-Central Asian cooperation. Trade, critical minerals, transport links,...
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On Revolutionary Cynicism, by Kevin DeAnna

In Brazil, a stolen election is justified in the name of “democracy.” Illegals are imported in the name of “compassion.” The justifications for immigration depend on the country, but the imperative for more migrants never changes. To survive in this movement, you need a certain cynicism and self-awareness, because morality is a weapon. But that...
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Trump's War Overreach May Be the Straw That Breaks the Back of the West’s Financialised Architecture, by Alastair Crooke

From the streets of Paris to the Strait of Hormuz, Western liberal economies are caught in a trap of their own making Almost everywhere there is a deepening sense that the western Liberal economic project is on the verge of collapsing in very fundamental ways — most obviously, this has been on display on the...
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On Google Killing 400,000 Trees to Build Data Centers In Finland, by Caitlin Johnstone

That story about Google killing hundreds of thousands of trees in Finland for its data center project is such a perfect microcosm of what capitalism is doing to our world. Recent mass media headlines are saying the tech giant “illegally” cut down “250,000” trees, but both claims paint an inaccurate picture of what actually happened....
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Are Jewish Lobbies Europe’s Salafists?, by Balbuziente

In the following, I would like to put forward a theory about Jewish political influence in Western societies. I consider this issue unavoidable if we want to understand the current state of affairs of our world. The twentieth century has been called the Jewish century (by Yuri Slezkine), as well as the American century (by...
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