The Afghan Drug Trade and the Elephant in the Room
Foreign Policy magazine this month features an article entitled “Think Again: The Afghan...
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It’s Well Past Time to Start Taking Peak Oil Seriously
Michael Lind writes a top-9 list of “most annoying sky-is-falling clichés in American...
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Documents Indicate Policy Plan That Fueled Iraqi Insurgency Was Compartmentalized in Rumsfeld’s Pentagon
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was at the very least informed in May 2003 by the head of the...
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The Mysterious Collapse of World Trade Center 7: Case Far From Closed
An examination of the two opposing hypotheses for the destruction of World Trade Center 7 rules out the official explanation of fire-induced collapse.
Read MoreIsraeli Soldiers Ordered to ‘Cleanse’ Gaza
Exclusive: Israeli soldiers tell Channel 4 News they were ordered to “cleanse” Palestinian neighbourhoods, as filmmaker Nurit Kedar says “the atmosphere was that nobody should talk about this war”. Read...
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Leslie H. Gelb’s Not So Unconventional Wisdom
In the Foreign Policy special report “Unconventional Wisdom”, a series of essays...
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Rejoinder to ‘Is UN Creation of Israel a Myth? Ask Foreign Policy Journal’
In sum, neither INN nor Dr. Nisan have managed to point to even a single error in either fact or logic on my part in my essay. The facts are as I have stated them, and the logical conclusions drawn inescapable.
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The Myth of the U.N. Creation of Israel
UN Resolution 181 neither partitioned Palestine nor conferred any legal authority to the Zionists for their unilateral declaration of Israel’s existence.
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Thin Evidence from War Logs of Iranian Backing of Iraqi Militias
Despite the headlines, there is very little new information reported, and the evidence for the claims made is thin.
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Newly Disclosed Documents Shed More Light on Early Taliban Offers, Pakistan Role
U.S. government documents shed some additional light on repeated Taliban offers to hand over Osama bin Laden.
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