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Why is Venezuela in Crisis Again? Posted: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Why is Venezuela in Crisis Again? Make No Mistake: There is a media blockade against Venezuela America's Misadventures in the Middle East It's time for a fundamental reexamination of the U.S. role in the region. Why Does North Korea Want Nukes? Turkish opposition appeals referendum on Erdogan powers Civilian casualties from airstrikes grow in Iraq and Syria. But few are ever investigated Hundreds, and perhaps thousands, of other civilians have died in hundreds of airstrikes in Iraq and Syria during the war against Islamic State, and it appears likely that the vast majority of those deaths were never investigated by the U.S. military or its coalition partners. It is Not Just Assad Who is "Responsible" for the Rise of ISIS Taliban Infiltrates Afghan Base, Kills 140 Soldiers Single Deadliest Taliban Attack on Military of the Entire War Lawrence Wilkerson On North Korea Crisis: U.S. Should Stop the Threats & Own Up to its Role Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, former Chief of Staff to Colin Powell, says the U.S. should resolve the North Korea nuclear crisis through negotiations and should reckon with the impact of its previous actions. The U.S. Pushed North Korea to Build Nukes: Yes or No? Let's say you know someone who wears funny blue suits and doesn't share your views on politics. So you decide to stick this person in a cage and put him on a diet of bread and water until he agrees to change his wardrobe and adjust his thinking. And when he sits quietly on the cage-floor with his hands folded, you ignore him altogether and deal with other matters. But when he stomps his feet in anger or violently shakes the cage, you throw cold water on him or poke him in the back with a sharp stick. Why Washington is Terrified of Russia, China The Russia-China strategic partnership, uniting the Pentagon's avowed top two "existential" threats to America, does not come with a formal treaty signed with pomp, circumstance - and a military parade. US secretary of state issues war threat against Iran US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issued a threat of military confrontation with Iran Wednesday at a hastily called news conference in which he drew a direct parallel to Washington's reckless and increasingly dangerous confrontation with North Korea. US 'deep state' sold out counter-terrorism to keep itself in business The whole war on terrorism has been, in effect, a bait-and-switch operation from the beginning. The idea that US military operations were somehow going to make America safer after the 9/11 attacks was the bait. What has actually happened ever since then, however, is that senior officials at the Pentagon and the CIA have been sacrificing the interest of American people in weakening al-Qaeda in order to pursue their own institutional interests. |
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