Shale Gas: Another White House Lie
The world has long accepted that in the name of world domination, Washington often resorts to a policy of lies and is ready to sacrifice the fundamental interests of residents in other nations. In aiming for world hegemony, it does not hesitate to...
Syrian Conflict and the Crisis in Ukraine - the Proof of US Duplicity
The successful resistance Damascus has shown to the forces of internal opposition, backed by the neighboring countries and Western powers has...
We are all East Ukrainians now
"In politics, as in religion, it is equally absurd to aim at making proselytes by fire and sword. Heresies in either can rarely be cured by persecution." (Alexander Hamilton, 1788 Well, it is over. The people of East Ukraine have spoken and they have...
Ukrainians Reject Fascism
Referendums in Ukraine's eastern most provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk have overwhelming indicated a greater desire for autonomy from the capital of Kiev. The referendums included provisions to elect each provinces' own respective government, retain locally collected...
The White House's Nazis
Among Washington's most unsavory allies could be counted the unelected hereditary regime of Saudi Arabia, the homophobic, violent mobs of Thaksin Shinawatra in Thailand, and of course Al Qaeda who has been serving America's geopolitical agenda since...
Deepening division in the “Sunni” Arab world
The incidents preceding and following the Saudi government’s decision to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a “terrorist” organization are symptomatic of the growing division within the “Sunni” Arab world - a ‘world’ that is pitted against the “Shia” world is, ironically, a house
Libya: Militants Against Diplomats
The kidnappings of Jordan's ambassador Fawaz al-Itan and two members of staff of the Tunisian diplomatic mission in Libya in April earlier this year posed another challenge to the security of the foreign diplomatic corps in this country. The kidnappings have...
North Korea: The Next Ukraine
Long-laid plans by the United States and recent moves by both its military and media assets in the Asia-Pacific reveal what appears to be an attempt to undermine and exploit perceived weakness within the leadership of North Korea, topple the government, and replace it...
Putin-Mongering
If you spend some time listening to reputable news shows all across the West you will start to notice several recurring ‘interpretations’ that explain all things Russian and Vladimir Putin. Rather than being enlightening about this complex country and perhaps even more complex leader, a series of increasingly incredulous ‘pop-psychology-analyses’ emerge instead. What follows are just five of the most commonly touted...
The situation in Iraq after the last parliamentary elections
On 30 April 2014, Iraq had its first parliamentary elections after the withdrawal of the American troops from the country. According to the Constitution of 2005, the bicameral parliament is called National Assembly (the Council of Representatives made up of 325...
Washington‘s Shale Boom Going Bust
To read the headlines, it seems that the USA has emerged out of the blue to the point of becoming the world’s oil and gas production giant. All thanks to the Shale Revolution. Recently President Obama made various noises that the US could solve the Ukraine gas...
The US Tactics of Withdrawal and its Regional Implications
Keeping in mind the critical objectives the US wanted to achieve through politico-military domination of Afghanistan----which crucially included control over flow of energy from Central Asia and Caspian Sea region to the...