KIM PETERSEN—Following the Spanish-American War, the US sought to recolonize hitherto Spanish colonies, one of which was the Philippines. The Philippines resisted US imperialism. So the US waged a bloody war against the Philippines from 1899 to 1902. The estimates of Filipino fatalities ranges from 200,000 to 3 million.
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THIERRY MEYSSAN—As Prince of Wales, Charles has become a patron of the Muslim Brotherhood, a secret political organization created by MI6 during the colonization of Egypt. It is banned in many Muslim countries because of their pro-British terrorist activities. In 1993, he became the head of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, from which the Brotherhood and MI6 would radiate throughout the Middle East in the tradition of Lawrence of Arabia. The zeal of Prince Charles is such that London is transformed into Londonistan, hosting many leaders of the Brotherhood, including the Saudi Osama Bin Laden. The prince went 120 times to meet Gulf monarchs supporting the organization.
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With her usual perspicacity, Sabby Sabs wastes no time zeroing in on the crucial question surrounding the candidacy of RFK, Lr: is he prepared to run not just as an independent but someone ready to sever all ties to the rotten Democrat establishment?
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Garland explains how and why the Biden admin is going after the Uhuru Movement, an African socialist formation, for endorsing positions that push against the warmongering imperial narrative. The charges are of course ridiculous, and glaringly anti-constitutional. None of this seems to disturb the legions of dumbed-down liberals still marching within the corrupt self-serving folds of the Democrat party. Garland not only denounces this latest outrage but suggests (and we agree) that the Democrats may be pissed that there’s yet another group pushing for a third party, one well outside of, and truly oppositional to, the utterly corrupt duopoly.
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Edward Curtin and Regis Tremblay look at the Empire’s War Against Russia, and the rise of the CIA and the Deep State
8 minutes readRegis Tremblay and Ed Curtin look at the world today as a product of an evil hegemonic US foreign policy, whose demonic deeds, always wrapped in sanctimonious words, continue to wreak havoc in the world with no sign of abatement or relief.