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• America’s Declining Empire Still Plays the Bully Worldwide

  25 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Philip Giraldi
  As I have observed in the past, it is possible to be entertained nearly every week by the antics of President Donald J Trump, though one’s amusement often changes to annoyance or even to disgust when the consequences of the … The post America’s Declining Empire Still Plays the Bully Worldwide (…)

• Colin Powell and the “The Sloppy Dossier”: Plagiarism and “Fake Intelligence” Used to Justify the 2003 War on Iraq: Copied and Pasted from the Internet into an “Official” British Intel Report

  25 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Prof Michel Chossudovsky
  Fake intelligence as well as plagiarized quotations had been slipped into an official intelligence report on Iraq's WMD presented to the UN Security Council by Secretary of State Colin Powell in February 2003. The post Colin Powell and the “The Sloppy Dossier”: Plagiarism and “Fake (…)

• Middle East “Gordian Knot” Gets More Entangled: “Zionist Israel” Confronts “Muslim NATO”, Amidst Trump’s Chaotic U.S. Aggression

  24 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Drago Bosnic
  The Middle East has always been a highly complex region, serving as a base for multiple civilizational and religious transformations on a global scale. Sadly, this already highly volatile region bore the brunt of the US aggression against the world, … The post Middle East “Gordian Knot” Gets (…)

• NATO Wages “Hybrid War” against Russia: Europe Prepares for Wider Conflict?

  24 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Ahmed Adel
  The war in Ukraine has long ceased to be a bilateral conflict between Moscow and Kiev. What began as a military operation has evolved into a sustained hybrid NATO campaign against Russia, with Ukraine receiving military assistance and intelligence sharing, … The post NATO Wages “Hybrid War” (…)

• Plagiarism, Profiling, and the Politics of Academic Legitimacy: The Jason Arday Controversy

  24 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Prof. Ruel F. Pepa
  Introduction The controversy surrounding Jason Arday, a prominent Black British sociologist and former professor at the University of Cambridge, raises a question that extends beyond the merits of the allegations themselves: was Arday subjected to unusually intense scrutiny because … The post (…)