A former Air Force drone operator-turned-whistleblower is once again speaking out against the atrocities he committed while serving in a military he describes as "worse than the Nazis." Brandon Bryant was a sensor operator of USAF unmanned aerial drones from...
German TV Exposes the Lies That Entrapped Julian Assange
Truth has broken through for those confused about how a publisher ended up in a maximum security prison in London with a one-way extradition ticket to court in the U.S. and the rest of his life behind bars. One of the main German TV channels (ZDF) ran two prime-time...
Judge Stifles Venezuelan Embassy Defenders’ Defense
On February 4, Chief Judge Beryl A. Howell issued a ruling on what the jurors will be allowed to be told in the trial of the Embassy Protectors scheduled to begin on February 11. She granted most of the government’s requests to prevent the jury from hearing important...
Iraq Daily Roundup: 28 Killed; Fresh Assault on Protesters
Turkey’s Latest Quagmire: Intervention in Libya
On the surface, Turkish intervention in the Libyan civil war appears to be a savvy move on the Eastern Mediterranean energy chessboard, a check on plans by a consortium of the European Union (EU), Greece, Egypt, Israel, and Cyprus to exploit offshore gas and oil...
Iraq Daily Roundup: Nine Killed; Deadly Attack on Protest Camp
Crisis and Opportunity: The ‘Deal of the Century’ Challenge for Palestinians
After several postponements, US President, Donald Trump, has finally revealed the details of his Middle East plan, dubbed "Deal of the Century", in a press conference in Washington on January 28. Standing triumphantly beside Trump, Israeli Prime Minister,...
Jared Kushner Reveals Trump’s Plan Won’t Create a Palestinian State
Maybe something good will come out of the Trump plan, after all. By pushing the Middle East peace process to its logical conclusion, Donald Trump has made crystal clear something that was supposed to have been obscured: that no US administration has ever really seen...
Beyond Ukraine: America’s Coming (Losing) Battle for Eurasia
Academic historians reject anything smacking of inevitably. Instead they emphasize the contingency of events as manifested through the inherent agency of human beings and the countless decisions they make. On the merits, such scholars are basically correct. That said,...


