What exactly did Ayman al-Zawahiri do? By Philip Giraldi I often complain that Washington’s heavily lopsided relationship with Israel is an arrangement that brings absolutely no benefit to the American people, and even less to our national security as it has involved the US in an endless series of completely avoidable conflicts. But there is...
By Richard Gale and Gary Null PhD Back when the COVID War was fully launched in 2020, we noted back in July of that year that the sweeping occurrence of COVID-19 infections has contributed to a loss of jobs, careers, regular education for our children and has adversely impacted the health of otherwise healthy people. ...
Why did Nancy Pelosi go to Taiwan? By Philip Giraldi A good friend of mine, learning of the impending visit of Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, recalled Homer’s description of Helen of Troy, “The face that launched a thousand ships and burnt the towers of Ilium.” Well, Nancy ain’t no...
By Richard Gale & Gary Null PhD, Progressive Radio Network A careful review of thousands of scientific studies and interviews with leading medical professionals and physicians allows us to construct a more honest perspective about our federal health agencies’ and the World Health Organization’s successes and failures in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic. In less...
China pushes back against US-led military intervention in Asia By Philp Giraldi Every leader and top official now in power in the so-called Western World seems to have forgotten that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was founded in 1949 as an alliance that was ostensibly defensive in nature, intended to counter the expansion of...
By Philip Giraldi The White House keeps insisting that it will not directly involve American soldiers in the war in Ukraine, but it keeps taking steps that will inevitably lead to a large-scale open combat role for the U.S. against Russia. Among the most recent moves to increase the pressure on the Kremlin, Biden revealed...
By Paul Craig Roberts, Institute for Political Economy The U.S. financial sector has long looted other countries. A number of participants have described the process. First a country is enticed with bribes to the leaders to take out loans that cannot be serviced or repaid. Then in comes the IMF. Austerity is imposed on the...
By Richard Gale & Gary Null, Progressive Radio Network We delude ourselves at our own peril by wrongly believing that government policy makers and the captains of private finance and industry are older and wiser. Because these people have managed to reach the top of their game, we assume they possess the intellectual acumen to...
By Paul Craig Roberts, Institute for Political Economy No sooner had I given up on the U.S. Congress when Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene said that “Ukraine is the new Iraq wrapped up with a pretty little NATO bow, with a nuclear present inside.” She said that instead of sending weapons and billions of...
By Philip Giraldi The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will travel to the Middle East in mid-July. He intends to visit Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Saudi Arabia. The trip will be used to address outstanding bilateral and multilateral issues, including convincing the Saudis to pump more oil to bring down fuel...