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Peeling Back the US Information Operation in Iran

by Larry C. Johnson | Feb 19, 2026

As part of the US campaign to engineer a regime change in Iran, the US military and intelligence community are using Operational Preparation of the Environmnet aka OPE. OPE is defined in joint publications (e.g., JP 3-05 Special Operations) as non-intelligence...

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Venezuela’s Oil and the Death of a Latin American Dream

by Ted Snider | Feb 19, 2026

On January 29, Venezuela’s acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, signed a law that opens Venezuela’s oil industry to privatization. With the stroke of a pen, Rodríguez signed, not only the law, but the death certificate of a decades old Latin American dream. In 2007,...

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Senator Tom Cotton’s Ode to US Nuclear Weapons

by Ted Galen Carpenter | Feb 18, 2026

Hawkish Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) has never been a big fan of arms control agreements.  His new op-ed in the Wall Street Journal confirms that his attitude has not softened in the slightest. The opening paragraph adopts a highly militant tone. “The New Strategic Arms...

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The Meaning of the ‘Rules-Based’ Order and 75 Years of NATO

by David S. D'Amato | Feb 17, 2026

The Munich Security Conference is underway, and both American and European politicians have taken the opportunity to lament the end of the old “rules-based” order. The problem is that the order to which they refer never truly existed. With a quarter century of the new...

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Laura Dogu and Washington’s Regime-Change Playbook: Nicaragua, Honduras, Venezuela

by Roger D. Harris and John Perry | Feb 16, 2026

Laura Dogu, newly appointed US envoy to Venezuela, is described by the Los Angeles Times as an appropriate choice because she “navigated crises” in Nicaragua and Honduras during periods of “social and political volatility.” What the LA Times fails to add is that it...

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First Gaza, Then the World: The Global Danger of Israeli Exceptionalism

by Ramzy Baroud | Feb 16, 2026

While many nations occasionally resort to a "state of exception" to deal with temporary crises, Israel exists in a permanent state of exception. This Israeli exceptionalism is the very essence of the instability that plagues the Middle East. The concept of the state...

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When Did Starvation Become an Acceptable Tool of Foreign Policy?

by Ted Snider | Feb 13, 2026

On September 15, 1970, Richard Nixon infamously instructed the CIA to “make the economy [of Chile] scream” (CIA Director Richard Helms actual note of the conversation can be seen here). But “the economy” is an abstraction; the reality of economic warfare is a starving...

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1953 Redux – Neocons Want To Saddle Iran With the Son of the Persian Stalin

by Charles Goyette | Feb 12, 2026

It’s getting a little old at this point, but as the Deep State log rolls for another U.S. attack on Iran, it is promoting a new Iranian national savior, one with a familiar name. Here’s a graphic seen on X, much like others showing up on social media, championing Reza...

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Trump Should Revive the JCPOA To Prevent War With Iran

by J.D. Hester | Feb 11, 2026

When Donald Trump was inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States, he famously declared that his “proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker.” However, US involvement in the Middle East has only grown with the President previously authorizing...

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Eight Decades Later, It Remains One World or None

by Eric Ross and Tom Engelhardt | Feb 11, 2026

Consider me an A-bomb baby. I was just a year old when, in the war my father had been part of, my country dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, devastating those two cities and killing more than 200,000 people, including an estimated 38,000 children. Like so...

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