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Who will partner with Trump?

25 May 2016

It remains unclear what a Donald Trump presidency would look like.
However, three ultra-conservative figures were quoted by Fox News as potential vice presidents:
– The Arizona Governor Jan Brewer;
– Governor Mary Fallin of Oklahoma;
– Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
But the real (…)

Are the neo-conservatives going to rejoin the Democratic Party?

4 March 2016

Historically, the neo-conservatives were a small group of US Trotskyites who were recruited by the CIA to fight against the Soviet Union. They joined the Republican Party and served under Presidents Reagan and Bush Senior.
However, they turned against Bush Senior when he failed to complete the (…)

Message by the Supreme Leader of Iran on anti-Islam film

by Ali Khamenei

13 September 2012

In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
Dear Iranian nation; the great Islamic ummah
The filthy hand of the enemies of Islam once again revealed its deep-rooted malice by insulting the Grand Prophet [Mohammad] (PBUH) and with an insane and deplorable measure showed the fury of the (…)

The Bizarre Background of the ‘9/11’ New York Mosque

by F. William Engdahl

Frankfurt (Germany) | 14 September 2010

With his habitual acumen, F. William Engdahl peers behind the scenes of the Ground Zero Mosque and the Koran burning hullabaloo. He detects a geopolitical manipulation, ultimately serving to reinforce the US Government’s narrative of the disintegration of the WTC towers and to lend credence to (…)

Governors oppose DoD emergency powers

10 August 2009

The National Guard [1]
A bipartisan pair of governors is opposing a new Defense Department proposal to handle natural and terrorism-related disasters, contending that a murky chain of command could lead to more problems than solutions.
Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas (R), chairman of the National (…)

Whose ‘Tea Party’?

20 April 2009

By Adrian Ramirez
New America Media
As I marched down the streets of downtown San Jose with about 40 other pro-immigrant protesters, anxiety was building inside of me. About 1,000 protesters were gathered at Plaza de Cesar Chavez. The demonstration was one of more than 300 Tax Day “tea party” (…)

“Le Point” and “L’Express” break “taboos” for Nicolas Sarkozy

by Cédric Housez

2 March 2006

On February 13, 2006, in statements made for the radio RMC-Info minutes before the Delinquency National Observatory presented its report, the French Minister of Interior, Nicolas Sarkozy, referred to the establishment of a national archive for ethnic origin of delinquents. The statement made by (…)

“Fanatical: one percent in Islam”

by Mohammad Habash

19 January 2006

In the Middle East, conservative Islam reflects a fundamental reality of Muslim society, but it should not be mistaken for violent radicalism as the United States does, unfortunately. Violence and terrorism abound in the region but not because conservatism is quite common. The Centre for Islamic (…)

“Reflections on the Revolution in France”

by Daniel Pipes

23 November 2005

The riots caused by Muslim youngsters since October 27 in
France following the “Allahou Akbar” expression could
change history in Europe. The revolts that began in the
Paris region have now spread to 300 French cities, Belgium
and Germany. It’s the end of Frances’s cultural innocence:
the (…)

“Democracy-export Institute”

by Sergueï Taran

19 October 2005

Actually, we are not different from Pora. We just take different actions. We share the same goal: to support and promote democracy. The Institute for Democracy is an international organization; but our headquarters are just in Kiev. Usually, in democratic countries, youngsters want to either (…)

A Strategy for Israel in the Nineteen Eighties (The "Yinon Plan")

by Oded Yinon

Al Quods/Jerusalem (Palestine/Israel) | 1 February 1982

At the outset of the nineteen eighties the State of Israel is in need of a new perspective as to its place, its aims and national targets, at home and abroad. This need has become even more vital due to a number of central processes which the country, the region and the world are undergoing. We (…)