The Religious Extremists Waging War on Iran
We hear a lot about Islamic extremism. Right now, Jewish and Christian extremism are the bigger problem.
We hear a lot about Islamic extremism. Right now, Jewish and Christian extremism are the bigger problem.
Jim Clancy and I discuss Israel's policy of utilizing Hamas as a strategic ally to block peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
Zionist defenders of Israel's crimes against the Palestinians don't like my book 'Exposing a Zionist Hoax'.
In this interview, I talk about how the government and media misinform the public about two important topics: the Israel-Palestine conflict and vaccines.
Contrary to popular Zionist propaganda, the 1967 "Six Day War" was started not by Egypt but by Israel.
Agence France-Presse whitewashes the US's role in supporting the coup that led to Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi's overthrow and recent death sentencing.
Islamic extremists are on the rise in Egypt, as predicted would occur as a result of the US-backed military coup that overthrew President Mohamed Morsi.
Roger Cohen argues in a recent New York Times column that U.S. "disengagement" has been disastrous for Egypt even while citing facts illustrating that precisely the opposite is true.
US policy towards Egypt is helping to fuel the violence, oppression, and social upheaval that could spiral even more dangerously out of control.
As long as the American aid continues to flow to the generals, they can continue to suppress the Egyptian people, whose public will would upset the status quo the U.S. and Israel seek to maintain if the Egyptian government actually respected it.
Yesterday, October 7, marked 40 years since the beginning of the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, so naturally the mainstream media has been unashamedly busy propagating the fictional Zionist narrative.
Meanwhile, in Egypt, the U.S.-backed military continues its crackdown on opponents of its rule since it overthrew the democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi.
Once again, it is evident that America’s “newspaper of record” is serving as a mouthpiece for the U.S. government.
Some observations about U.S. policy towards Egypt, mainstream reporting about it, etc.
When the Egyptian military was promising even more violence against demonstrators protesting the coup d'tat that overthrow President Morsi after two previous massacres...
U.S. policy virtually guaranteed that the Egyptian military would persist in its murderous crackdown on protestors.
When the Obama administration announced on July 25 that it was free to violate U.S. law by continuing to finance the Egyptian military to the tune of $1.5 billion annually, the message was understood loud and clear in Cairo.
It is the official position of the Executive Branch of the U.S. Government that it is not required under U.S. law to execute or obey U.S. laws.
Any U.S. intervention is a consequence of this destabilization caused by the Arabs, rather than the converse. That is all you need to know.
What Thomas L. Friedman is really saying in his latest column about Egypt's newly elected president.
The emerging media narrative is that the power of the civilian government in Egypt must be “balanced” or “moderated” by the power of the military establishment long supported by Washington.
The claim that Israel's attack on Egypt in June 1967 was "preemptive" is a popular one, but historically false.
The Free Gaza Movement announced in a press release on Tuesday that its boat The Spirit of Humanity had been intercepted by the Israeli navy while en route from Cyprus to the Gaza Strip to deliver humanitarian supplies to the Palestinian people. The people of Gaza...
Here are five leading deceptions serving to manufacture consent for the US government's policy of supporting Israel's war crimes in Gaza.
The "Diplomatic Offensive" will more likely than not be followed in coming months by a military offensive.
A report recently published by Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI) "reveals the widespread phenomenon of violence against bound Palestinian detainees by IDF soldiers and the almost absolute indifference to the IDF, the Ministry of Defense and the...
The New York Times reports on Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's statements over the weekend on her visit to Israel with regard to Israel's continued settlement activity in the occupied West Bank. "Ms. Rice was more explicit than usual in asserting that the...

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