Red Neoliberals: How Corbyn’s Victory Unmasked Britain’s Guardian
by Jonathan Cook via The Blog from Nazareth In autumn 2002 Ed Vulliamy, a correspondent for Britain’s Sunday Observer newspaper, stumbled on a terrible truth that many of us...
UN: Evidence on mass murder in Odessa mostly destroyed
In front of the Trade Union House in Odessa the day after the massacre. Christoph Heinz, the UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary and Arbitrary Executions briefed journalists in...
Corruption infighting in Ukraine
Oleg Lyashko Fort Russ reports, via pronedra.ru: Oleg Lyashko, the leader of the “Radical Party”, speaking in the Verkhovna Rada, accused Poroshenko of bribing MPs in his party. Pronedra...
“The Russians are Coming!”
by Eric Margolis via Information Clearing House The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming! So echoed the cry this week from the Pentagon, the US media and Republican...
Polls Show Syrians Overwhelmingly Blame U.S. for ISIS
by Eric Zuesse The British polling organization ORB International, an affiliate of WIN/Gallup International, repeatedly finds in Syria that, throughout the country, Syrians oppose ISIS by about 80%, and...
The push for “humanitarian invasion” continues
Regardless of how tired, threadbare and discredited the entire “humanitarian war” meme is becoming, and no matter how transparent the agenda, the Guardian is continuing to push for a...
Has 2015 become a Brave New World?
Theatre director James Dacre has just opened a new adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel Brave New World, and the Guardian gave him space in the Theatre section to...
The censoring of America’s news
by Eric Zuesse, from StrategicCulture.org On 7 September 2002, U.S. President George W. Bush blatantly lied to concoct a “new report” by the IAEA about Saddam Hussein’s weapons of...
Is Iran a problem, or part of the solution?
Why should I care whether Iran has nukes? It most likely doesn’t, but even if it does… it never attacked anyone, never overthrew any government, and never performed experiments...
We help the Guardian fix some of its reporting on Syria
by BlackCatte Martin Chulov needs a little help getting the narrative straight on Syria. Here are the portions of his article in today’s Guardian we think most in need...
Poroshenko bans…well, everyone..
Petro Poroshenko has just stepped on his western supporters’ narrative of a glorious, free and happy post-Maidan Ukraine, by rather embarrassingly banning a whole slew of people from setting...
Four in Five Syrians Say Islamic State Is a US Creature, Poll Says
Would be an alternative and rather more relevant headline versus “One in five Syrians say Islamic State is a good thing, poll says,” [a Washington Post report], which is...
Assad in his own words: the Syrian president talks to RT
An opportunity to hear President Bashar al-Assad’s perspective on the ongoing crisis in Syria, in full and in his own words. A transcript of this interview is available on...
Freudian Slip
by Bryan Hemming Here’s a Freudian insight into the mind of the average Guardian journalist. Although today’s article headlined: “UK warship will be used to ‘board, seize and divert’ refugee...
No, Corbyn doesn’t need to win over the MSM – he needs to talk directly to the people
by BlackCatte Corbyn’s best endorsement, both of his integrity and his potential power, is the media hate being poured on him; and his best – in fact his only...
Convenient memory lapses of the Anglo-American Press
by Vaska A quick scan of today’s major press outlets in the US, Britain and Israel reveals the Empire’s continuing attempt to conceal the full depth and extent of...
Court orders cause of death of Odessa massacre’s victims to be made public
In front of Odessa’s Trade Union Building the day after the May 2 massacre. TASS reports: The Administrative Court of Appeal of the Odessa Region in southern Ukraine has...
Fallujah: the Hidden Massacre
WARNING: This video contains images that depict the reality and horror of what weapons such as white phosphorous can do to living people. It should only be viewed by...
US Drones Attack Syria’s Military, “Disguised as an Airstrike against ISIS”
by Stephen Lendmann via Global Research On September 11, a publication called Russian Spring reported US unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attacks on Syrian military positions – “disguised as an...
China getting go ahead to build nuclear power plants in UK as part of ‘low carbon fuel policy.’
According to numerous outlets, including the Express, the UK Prime Minister, David Cameron is about to sign a long-debated deal with China and France to build a “prototype” nuclear...
