An analysis that dissects an argument proposed by prominent neoconservative Robert Kagan in the journal Foreign Affairs in which he essentially suggests that a return to a Cold War-like paradigm would benefit U.S. foreign policy.
Read MoreA review of Jason Bermas’s new 9/11 Documentary “Fabled Enemies”, produced by Alex Jones of Infowars.com.
Read MoreWhile the U.S. presidential candidates both suggest an increase in military forces as the solution for the conflict in Afghanistan, allies and even the U.S. Defense Secretary have agreed that a political solution involving engaging in diplomacy with the Taliban is necessary.
Read MoreThe global economy is shuttering as the Federal Reserve System approaches theoretical collapse.
Read MoreThe media is reporting the House’s rejection of a financial bailout plan as a failure of leadership even though most Americans are opposed to it.
Read MoreThe Pentagon is putting forth its best propaganda effort to capitalize on the reduction in violence in Iraq.
Read MoreIsraeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has said that Israel needs to “reach an agreement with the Palestinians” and that that would mean withdrawing from the occupied territories, but his words are expected to have little affect as he is set to leave office to face corruption charges.
Read MoreThe head of the Pakistan army has appointed Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shujaa Pasha as head of its Inter-Services Intelligence spy agency as the U.S. is pressuring the country to step up operations against militants. Meanwhile, Pakistanis are fleeing the increasing chaos and instability resulting from the U.S.’s “war on terrorism”.
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