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NATO Finds Arab Backdoor to Arm Kiev Posted: Thursday, March 5, 2015 US Envoy to SKorea in Stable Condition After Knife Attack Nemtsov Murder: Putin Warned About Exactly This Type of "False Flag" NATO Finds Arab Backdoor to Arm Kiev The announcement this week that the Kiev regime struck a major deal with the United Arab Emirates for military weapons raises strong suspicions that the US-led NATO alliance has found a new backdoor into Ukraine. We say "new" because it is believed that the US and its NATO allies, Poland and Lithuania, are already covertly supplying weapons to the Kiev regime. White House to Netanyahu: You created the crisis, you fix it Though the administration won't say so directly, U.S. officials hint replacing Ambassador Ron Dermer is key to mending ties. Netanyahu Speech Flops As Democratic Senators Withdraw Their Support For Iran Bill Netanyahu blew it: How he misunderstood Congress & inadvertently ruined his own goals Before Netanyahu's speech was announced, Congress was willing to thwart Obama's plans. Afterwards? Not so much US challenges Israel to sharpen alternative path on Iranian nuclear negotiations Insisting Tehran change "everything under the sun" not realistic way to close a deal, State Department says. Netanyahu's hard line on Iran: A four-point reality check Analysis: Some of the Israeli prime minister's core arguments for scrapping negotiations with Iran are questionable Netanyahu, 'Censored Voices' and the False Narrative of Self-Defense America Must Reject Netanyahu's War Cry on Iran Why Iran Believes ISIS is a U.S. Creation Iran has taken a lead role in defending the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad and strengthening the Baghdad government in the war against the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS). But that doesn't mean Iran views the United States as an ally in that war, even if they share a common enemy in ISIS. Why the rise of fascism is again the issue The recent 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz was a reminder of the great crime of fascism, whose Nazi iconography is embedded in our consciousness. Fascism is preserved as history, as flickering footage of goose-stepping blackshirts, their criminality terrible and clear. Yet in the same liberal societies, whose war-making elites urge us never to forget, the accelerating danger of a modern kind of fascism is suppressed; for it is their fascism. Guardian Corrects Anti-Russian Story Based on 'Research' of Own Reporter The Guardian was forced to correct an article by Eliot Higgins, a self-styled "citizen journalist", who claimed Russian military units fired on the Ukrainian Army from inside the Russian border on the basis of his jointly authored research with the Guardian's Diplomatic Editor. Chinese diplomat tells West to consider Russia's security concerns over Ukraine Russia may accept Chinese control of oil and gas fields From eastern flank, Iran-backed force advances on Tikri This week's multi-pronged attack is the biggest coordinated assault on the city, best known as the home town of executed Sunni president Saddam Hussein, since the radical Islamic State fighters seized it in June. Rebranding: US May Look to al-Qaeda Faction as New 'Moderate' Allies in Syria Qatar Aims to Get Nusra to Publicly Distance Itself From Parent al-Qaeda US Army Official: Atlantic Resolve May Expand Snowden says U.S. not offering fair trial if he returns Chad president tells Boko Haram leader to surrender or face death US Extends Sanctions on Zimbabwe Israel is galloping to the next war in Gaza Israel is heading to the next violent eruption with the Palestinians as though it is some sort of natural disaster that can't be avoided. |
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