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March 2015Yemen Joins The Axis Of ResistancePosted: Thursday, March 26, 2015 Airlines change cockpit rules after co-pilot blamed for Germanwings crash Mystery of flight 4U9525 solved after prosecutor reveals Andreas Lubitz had locked pilot out of cockpit and activated descent into French Alps Mass-killer co-pilot who deliberately crashed Germanwings plane had to STOP training because he was suffering depression and 'burn-out'. German police make 'significant discovery' at his flat Saudi Arabia launches airstrikes on Yemen rebel military bases Kingdom deploys 100 fighter jets and 150,000 soldiers after president flees country by boat Iran warns of bloodshed as Saudi–led forces bomb Yemen Houthi rebels say least 18 people killed in air strikes in Sanaa, as Iran warns violence could spread across the region. 25 killed in Saudi-led operation against Yemen's Houthis (Roundup) Ground operation planned in Yemen: Egyptian officials Russian expert: Saudi Arabia may suffer defeat in Yemen Yemen Joins The Axis Of Resistance The tribal groups in north Yemen that make up the Houthi movement have always been distinct in their fighting spirits. When the Saudi army was send to beat them it was thoroughly defeated. They have also always felt that they did not receive a fair share of Yemen's not so big oil revenues and other spoils. During the last decades they fought some six small wars against the Yemeni army. ISIS: Making sense of the spectacular brutality and viral engagement fueling the new state of terror Experts explain how botched American policies helped create a movement that revolutionized Islamist extremism Iran talks aim for understanding this week, not end game: European official Russian Duma may reauthorize Putin to send the Russian Army into Ukraine Ukraine's Oligarchs Turn on Each Other Ukraine's post-coup regime is facing what looks like a falling-out among thieves as oligarch-warlord Igor Kolomoisky, who was given his own province to rule, brought his armed men to Kiev to fight for control of the state-owned energy company, further complicating the State Department's propaganda efforts, reports Robert Parry. The Government's Fixation on Spying and Lying Netanyahu gets go-ahead to form Israel's next government EU plans to pressure Israel as diplomat warns of 'collision course' Leaked report outlines 40 suggestions to sway Israeli policy; EU source: more chance of implementation in wake of Netanyahu rejection of Palestinian state. White House Says Israeli Occupation of Palestinian Lands 'Must End' In striking choice of words, Obama's chief of staff elevates public rhetoric against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israel Spied on Iran Talks, Gave Intel to US Lawmakers to Kill Deal: Report US officials angered, reports Wall Street Journal, that Israelis used captured information from high-level negotiations to thwart chances of nuclear agreement Did Allied troops rape 285,000 German women? That's the shocking claim in a new book. But is the German feminist behind it exposing a war crime – or slandering heroes? Moscow says new U.S. national security strategy is anti-Russian EU and Cuba push for closer ties as thaw develops Netanyahu will be remembered for speaking Israel's truth Posted: Tuesday, March 24, 2015 Netanyahu will be remembered for speaking Israel's truth Netanyahu said last week that if he were to be reelected, a Palestinian state would not be established on his watch. Plain and simple, loud and clear. This simple, pure truth was the case for all his predecessors as well - all the prime ministers, peace lovers and justice seekers from the center and the left, who gave false promises. Obama: We believe Netanyahu doesn't want a Palestinian state In first public comments after Israeli elections, US president says his administration is evaluating options 'to make sure that we don't see a chaotic situation in the region' following PM's rejection of two-state solution and subsequently backtracking. U.S. Doubts Over Netanyahu May Spur ‘Other Steps' on Peace The U.S. is weighing a new approach to Middle East peace that may be less supportive of Israel, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu raised doubts that he would ever accept a Palestinian state. Grassley: US-Israeli partnership might be 'over' Earnest suggested Friday the U.S. could change its policy toward its longtime and closest Middle East ally, which Obama reiterated to The Huffington Post, citing his congratulatory call to Netanyahu. 51 MKs nominate Netanyahu as coalition talks get underway United Torah Judaism vows not to join government with Yesh Atid; Likud MK urges parties to lower their demands Herzog: Netanyahu humiliated Israeli Arabs to garner votes In series of meetings and TV interviews, Zionist Union leader says the prime minister's rhetoric on Israeli Arabs ahead of election was 'fraudulent and racist. And it worked.' Israeli delegation heads to France ahead of final round of Iran nuclear talks The Israeli delegation's trip is a last-ditch effort to influence the understandings taking shape between Iran and world powers; France holds toughest view on deal. It's Official: The Pentagon Finally Admitted That Israel Has Nuclear Weapons, Too While the Washington press corps obsessed over Hillary Clinton's e-mails at the State Department, reporters were missing a far more important story about government secrets. After five decades of pretending otherwise, the Pentagon has reluctantly confirmed that Israel does indeed possess nuclear bombs, as well as awesome weapons technology similar to America's. Tragic Delusions: Neocons' Never-Ending Iraq Fairy-Tale After a Twelve Year Mistake in Iraq, We Must Just March Home Twelve years ago last week, the US launched its invasion of Iraq, an act the late General William Odom predicted would turn out to be "the greatest strategic disaster in US history." NATO's Breedlove says 'all tools' on table to help Ukraine NATO'S top military commander has said the West should "consider all our tools" to assist Ukraine. This, General Philip Breedlove said, includes sending defensive weapons to areas held by pro-Russian rebels. Russia Under Attack Human intelligence has gone missing if after 14 years of US military aggression against eight countries the world does not understand that Washington is lost in arrogance and hubris and imagines itself the ruler of the universe. U.S. Marines could lead the charge against Boko Haram Marines could play an important role in containing – if not defeating – Boko Haram, according to a new study published just days after the radical organization announced its allegiance to the Islamic State group. Indonesian president says China's main claim in South China Sea has no legal basis U.S. Boosts Military Presence in Gulf Waters as Iran Deal Inches Closer Massive military exercise runs as major powers seek nuke deal Iran is ready to crash Pipelineistan Way beyond an Iran nuclear deal, and way beyond the end of a nasty economic siege that's been in place for 35 years since the Islamic Revolution, the coming Western embrace means above all that Iran is now ready to crash the chessboard I call Pipelineistan. http://tomdispatch.com/post/175050/pepe_escobar_welcome_to_pipelineistan Can You Say 'Blowback' in Spanish? The Failed War on Drugs in Mexico (and the United States) US "Loses" $500 Million In Weapons Given To Yemen, Now In Al-Qaeda Hands Obama absurdly declares Venezuela a security threat Posted: Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Obama absurdly declares Venezuela a security threat Channeling Reagan, Obama continues US pressure on Latin American leftist governments Venezuela's Maduro seeks decree powers to fight U.S. 'imperialist' threat Correa Confirms UNASUR Summit on 'Gross' US Threat to Venezuela US Preparing for Military Aggression on Venezuela History shows that when the U.S. denounces a country, it is often a pretext for intervention and regime change. Saint Lucia Speaks out Against US Sanctions Against Venezuela Saint Lucian nationals are firmly denouncing the escalated US sanctions against Venezuela. From political scientists to social activists, the nationals of the Caribbean island are also urging citizens of other countries to join in the opposition to the US sanctions. Dookeran: T&T committed to trade with Venezuela Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Dookeran said T&T will maintain its business and economic relations with Venezuela although that country has been deemed "a threat to national security" by United States President Barack Obama. Venezuela Calls for Defensive Military Exercise Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called on the Venezuelan population to participate in a "defensive military exercise" this weekend in light of the declaration of Venezuela as a "threat to national security" by the United States. NSA Has Taken Over the Internet Backbone. We're Suing to Get it Back CIA Aided Program to Spy on U.S. Cellphones Marshals Service uses airborne devices that mimic cell towers to scan data on thousands of cellphones The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple's Secrets RESEARCHERS WORKING with the Central Intelligence Agency have conducted a multi-year, sustained effort to break the security of Apple's iPhones and iPads, according to top-secret documents obtained by The Intercept. Immediately After Launching Effort to Scuttle Iran Deal, Senator Tom Cotton to Meet with Defense Contractors In an open letter organized by freshman Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., 47 Senate Republicans today warned the leaders of Iran that any nuclear deal reached with President Barack Obama could expire as soon as he leaves office. GOP Senators' Iran Letter Raises Talk of Treason Is Telling Iran of Planned Duplicity Treasonous? Part I: GOP Letter on Iran Hardliner chosen to head council that selects Iran's supreme leader Shutting Down AIPAC Removing Israel from American politics Official Washington's Delusions on Delusions Official Washington operates in its own bubble of self-delusion in which the stars of U.S. politics, policy and media don't realize how the rest of the world sees their sociopathic behavior. This craziness is now reaching a crisis point on Iran and Russia, reports Robert Parry. Splitting the Atlantic Alliance: NATO Lies and Provocations Russia's Lavrov says EU's Tusk stoking tension over Ukraine As part of Russian territory Crimea can host nuclear weapons – Foreign Ministry Still Think There's No Anti-Russia Agenda on Western TV? Watch This 5-Minute Video A devastating compilation of the west's lockstep anti-Russia hysteria U.S. leaves door open to strike Assad forces if U.S.-trained rebels attacked Saudis recall Sweden ambassador amid diplomatic row Saudi Arabia has recalled its ambassador after Sweden ended a weapons deal between the countries on Monday. 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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