The Banners of the King of Hell Advance
Edward Curtin “Vexilla regis prodeunt Inferni” Dante Alighieri, The Divine Comedy: The Inferno Audio Version New Feature! Try to look ahead and see if you can see what’s been coming...
The Propaganda of Terror and Fear: A Lesson from Recent History
The ongoing and unfolding reactions to the Corona Virus look set to have wide ranging and long-lasting effect on politics, society and economics. The drive to close down all...
The Canaries That Sang “Things Suck”
Edward Curtin Don’t get me wrong. I am not foul-mouthed or in any way vulgar, having been trained in the niceties of academic discretionary writing and research. I apologize...
NATO’s Nazi Beginnings
by Robert S. Rodvik, 21 June 2012, VoltaireNet Who gave NATO the right to rule the world? This author elucidates how the Western elite, many of whom were Hitler...
Your debt and mine to Julian Assange
Philip Roddis In a recent post I referred to the vile treatment of a man who brought us irrefutible evidence, and in screeds, that the widely cherished notion of the West...
The "European Values" think-tank and their list of "Useful Idiots"
Just when you think that the Russo-phobic hysteria of the Western world couldn't possibly make itself any more ridiculous...something like this comes along. This is the europeanvalues.net list of...
On the Nature of the US and American Foreign Policy
In order to properly understand the post-Cold War global hegemony foreign policy by the US Administration, it is necessary to realize the very nature of the US as a...
The Great 9/11 coverup
Eric Zuesse Did you happen to notice that after more than a decade of the ‘news’ media’s demanding publication of “the missing 28 pages” (which turned out actually to...
9/11: Bush’s Guilt, And the ‘28 Pages’
Eric Zuesse On Friday July 15th, as the national newsmedia were either on vacation or preparing for the opening of the Trump National Convention on Monday the 18th, the...
The Myth of the Spoiler: Why the Machine Elites Fear Democracy
by Richard Moser from CounterPunch Spoiler arguments are part of an interlocking set of social control discourses that too often govern our thoughts and actions regarding elections and representational...
