Road to Destruction
by W Stephen Gilbert The Labour party is on a perilous path. That it may end in an irrevocable split is the least of our worries. Of greater concern...
After Greece and Cyprus, they prepare to attack Italy
by Simon Wilson, MoneyWeek Italian banks are on the brink of collapse and EU rules make bail-outs seem politically impossible. Will they fall – and who will they take...
An open letter to Sadiq Khan from a member of the Labour Party
Megan, a Labour Party-member writes to Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London concerning his recent email to party members which linked to his article in the Guardian about his decision...
Imperial lawlessness & the dirty war in Syria
by Mark Taliano at Global Reasearch Powerful nations continue to enjoy impunity for their crimes, and they have no reason to expect that they will be prosecuted. The credibly...
Turkey’s choice between death and malaria
by Deniz Torcu, Katoikos, July 2016 The coup failed, but democracy did not win. The attempted coup on the night of Friday, 15 July, was a surprise for both...
A Tale of Two Syrian Boys…only one of whom is supposed to matter
Please watch this to the end. The last portion is harrowing, but not gratuitous. No violence is depicted. But we see the truth of what the US-backed al-Zenkis did...
Corbyn-supporters expelled or barred from voting in leader poll
A wave of expulsion, suspensions and voting bans is sweeping across the Labour Party as the Owen Smith-supporting party machine tries to shore up his support
Turkey crosses into Syria: unipolar conspiracy or multipolar coordination?
by Andrew Korybko at Katehon It’s very fashionable nowadays for people to criticize the Kremlin for incompetency, and its recent history of controversial decisions coupled with the suspected liberal...
The Traitors Cemetery: Burial Place of Turkish Coup Plotters
by Gürkan Özturan, Katoikos Turkey has opened its first Traitors’ Cemetery in the aftermath of the July 15th coup attempt and Istanbul Metropolitan Mayor announced that the first burial...
why we have to say no to war in Syria
by Simon Wood This piece was originally published September 8 2015, but is highly relevant to the ongoing drive for war i Syria We can’t have it both ways....
A Decade of Evidence Demonstrates The Dramatic Failure Of Globalisation
by Graham Vanbergen, TruePublica According to wikipedia, globalisation is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture. However,...
VIDEO: Poroshenko pledges to raise Ukrainian flag over Crimean Peninsula
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko stood alongside a daughter of the Ukrainian hero Volodymyr Rybak, Maria Rybak, when he participated in an annual flag-raising ceremony in Kiev on the National...
Pentagon-backed "moderates" allow 100s of ISIS fighters to escape
by Kurt Nimmo at Another Day in the Empire Fox News reports: A couple hundred vehicles of Islamic State (ISIS) fighters were allowed to leave the northern Syrian city...
European Commission serving a corporate agenda
by Colin Todhunter* A report released last year by the watchdog body Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) revealed huge conflicts of interests in the Scientific Committees under DG SANCO, the European Commission’s department...
Guardian deletes 45% of comments BTL to control its Syria agenda
The Guardian wasted no time in further exploiting the al Nusra promotional vid it already splurged on its front pages without bothering to check the source. Hardly was it...
The Fake New Cold War & The Fake Old Cold War
Jeremy Corbyn is merely stating the obvious. No, of course we would not go to war with Russia. For anything, ever. Although we did intervene after the Revolution in...
Leaked ISIS Docs Show 70% of Recruits Don’t Even Know What Islam Is
by Claire Burnish at FreeThought.com Shredding the oft- and self-propagated notion the Islamic State is comprised of radical Muslims, the vast majority of the group’s recruits have only superficial...
Thank you Owen Smith, From a Jeremy Corbyn supporter
Dear Mr Smith, I’m sure you’d agree that 2016 has been a turbulent time for UK politics – indeed I wouldn’t be surprised if my young son were to...
How the PLP have been against Jeremy Corbyn from the very start
by Matthew Lane So, here we are again, another Labour leadership election less than a year since Jeremy Corbyn won the last one in such spectacular fashion (with the...
Rio water privatisation: Interview with Renato Cinco
Corporate Europe Observatory A few weeks after the May coup against Dilma Rousseff by conservative parties backed by the country’s largest corporations, Brazil’s “interim” government, led by Michel Temer,...
