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  • After Trump Comment on Declaring Strait of Hormuz U.S. Territory, Tehran Says It ‘Will Remain Iranian’

    17 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Nathan Rennolds
    Tehran has said the Strait of Hormuz “will remain Iranian” in response to a warning from US President Donald Trump that he would soon declare the strategic waterway a “territory of the United States.” The Strait, a crucial oil and … The post After Trump Comment on Declaring Strait of Hormuz (…)

  • Chaos for Life or Death – Or for Awakening?

    17 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Peter Koenig
    The fully planned – for decades – drastic population reduction is right on schedule and goes along with all the attack fronts humanity is faced with at present and has been for the last more than half a decade The post Chaos for Life or Death – Or for Awakening? appeared first on Global Research.

  • Corrupt Trump Makes $1.1 Million an Hour by Grifting the US People

    17 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Ralph Nader
    Democratic leaders should make it very clear that the president is unfairly profiting from his position and hold shadow hearings detailing how he has done it. * To House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer—Your responses … The post Corrupt Trump Makes $1.1 (…)

  • Diabetes Diagnosis? Early Fiber Intervention May Shift Gut Microbiome Toward Better Glucose Control

    17 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Dr. Joseph Mercola
    Adults who started a high-fiber nutritional program soon after a Type 2 diabetes diagnosis achieved larger reductions in HbA1c and fasting blood sugar than those who began with conventional treatment The benefits of early intervention persisted even after treatment changes, … The post Diabetes (…)

  • Libya Suffering From U.S. Meddling, Internal Rivalries and the Battle for Oil

    17 آب (أغسطس), بقلم Ahmed Arabi
    Libya’s conflict and instability today is caused by the U.S.-NATO attack in 2011 for regime change. U.S. President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton destroyed Libya’s political and security structures and contributed to the country’s subsequent fragmentation. Since the … The post (…)