The Ashcroft Poll – Is This Why Jeremy Corbyn Must Go?
by Rachel Bridgeland from truepublica.org.uk Jeremy Corbyn is right to urge us to see through the media’s attempts to divide us. The media has encouraged those who voted to...
Clinton and Trump, Fear and Fascism
by Richard Moser, via Counterpunch We live in an age of consequences; intended and unintended; environmental and political. If we are to avoid, or at least blunt, the worst...
The Collapse of Western Democracy
by Paul Craig Roberts Democracy no longer exists in the West. In the US powerful private interest groups, such as the military-security complex, Wall Street, the Israel Lobby, agribusiness...
Obama’s “Humanitarian” Bombing Campaign “Against” the Islamic State (ISIS)
by Prof. Michael Chossudovsky, for Global Research Almost 2 years ago, August 8, 2014, Obama launched a bombing campaign against Syria and Iraq, in defiance of international law. The...
The ineptitude of the failed Corbyn coup
The most interesting thing about the failed anti-democratic attempt to bully Jeremy Corbyn into resigning as Labour leader (just 10 months after he was elected with the biggest democratic...
Infamous "July /17/18" vid of BUK in Zugres actually filmed July 5?
A group of investigators calling themselves "MH17 Inquiry" have just released a video that claims the famous "July17/18" video shot in the town of Zuhres, in Donbass, showing a...
Obama Administration Approved Gulf Fracking During Deepwater Horizon Disaster
by Mike Ludwig, for Truth-Out Hydraulic fracturing (or “fracking”) technology has been widely used to maximize oil-and-gas production in the Gulf of Mexico in recent years, and the government...
The Militarization of the US Goes Beyond Police Departments: Report
by TeleSurTV Nonmilitary federal agencies have spent almost US$1.5 billion on guns, ammunition, and military-style equipment. A new report by a taxpayer watchdog group reveals that the growing militarization...
Two views on Brexit
We present here two widely divergent perspectives on the meaning and the prospects opened up by Brexit, both originally published by Defend Democracy. The starkness of the contrast –...
Guardian sinks into gutter on Corbyn – again
by Jonathan Cook This is way beyond a face-palm moment. Jeremy Corbyn today launched a review into the Labour party’s supposed “anti-semitism crisis” – in fact, a crisis entirely...
How the EU pushed France to 'reforms' of labour law
by Corporate Europe Observatory The current struggle in France over labour law reforms is not just between the Government and trade unions – a European battle is waged. The...
Trading Places: Neocons and Cockroaches
by Robert Parry at Consortium News Neocons want a new Cold War – all the better to pick the U.S. taxpayers’ pockets – but this reckless talk and war...
Blaming Putin after BREXIT
“Brexit is a win for Putin,” announced Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia. Writing in The Washington Post, McFaul said: “Putin, of course, did not cause the...
UNCOUNTED: The True Story of the California Primary
When Hillary Clinton claimed victory in California, a staggering 40% of the total ballots had not been counted. Why? because they were “provisional.” What does a “provisional ballot” mean?...
Putin is Weaponizing Popularity: Newsweek is not Amused
by Mark Chapman, a.k.a. Kremlin Stooge “The mind, placed before any kind of difficulty, can find an ideal outlet in the absurd. Accommodation to the absurd readmits adults to...
West rules FYROM as a protectorate
by George Tzaferis, via Defend Democracy ELECTIONS WILL TAKE PLACE WHENEVER AND HOWEVER WE CHOOSE A year ago, at a closed-doors meeting between the USA and EU officials and...
NATO and ‘News’ Media Pump for WW III
by Eric Zuesse (updated and expanded from his article at strategic-culture.org) Introduction America’s announcement that Russia has committed ‘aggression’ against America, is an announcement that America is at war...
Life in a Modern-day Debt Colony: The Truth about Greece
by Michael Nevradakis, via 99GetSmart In May, likely for the first time in the post-war history of the Western world, a national parliament willingly ceded what remained of its...
Finland: tough choices to make after the Brexit
by Editeur After the UK vote in favor of the Brexit, panic seems to emerge on the Finnish economic playing field: according to YLE, on the first day of...
Brexit and the Diseased Liberal Mind
by Jonathan Cook The enraged liberal reaction to the Brexit vote is in full flood. The anger is pathological – and helps to shed light on why a majority...
