Syrian War Explainer: It Is About Russian and American Block Rivalary

Putin’s Gas Attack Is Russia Just in Syria for the Pipelines? By Mitchell A. Orenstein and George Romer Russia’s belligerence in Syria has renewed debates about Russian motives. James Nixey, head of the Russia and Eurasia Program at Chatham House,… Continue Reading

ISIS: An Inside Job?

by Justin Raimondo, May 27, 2015   ISIS: An Inside Job? You could say that. When Ivy Ziedrich, a nineteen-year-old college student, approached Jeb Bush on the campaign trail and zinged him with “Your brother created ISIS!” the media ate it up… Continue Reading

Acts of Extremism Are Not Exclusive to One Religion

by Gage Counts February 5, 2015   There is no religion in world history that has been immune from acts of violence being done in its name. In 1948, Zionists massacred Palestinians at Deir Yassin. Responding to the massacre, Menachem… Continue Reading

‘Lone Wolf’ Attacker Warning Followed Up by Convenient FBI Arrests

Jason Ditz, January 15, 2015   Late last week, Attorney General Eric Holder declared America to be “at war” with “lone wolf” attackers. Impossibly immediately and convenient, the FBI has announced multiple arrests and multiple “plots” foiled by FBI informants,… Continue Reading

Understanding the Paris Violence

by Sheldon Richman January 14, 2015 Contrary to American officialdom and its stalwart “manufacturers of consent” — the intelligentsia and mainstream media — we will never comprehend the reasons for the slaughter of 17 innocent people in Paris as long… Continue Reading