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Axis Of War: The Japan-Korea-US Alliance
China, USA

Axis Of War: The Japan-Korea-US Alliance

BY SIMONE CHUN Photograph Source: The White House – Public Domain Peter Kuzinick, director of the Nuclear Studies Institute at American University, has described the US as “the most war-making country” in the world. Case in point is the newly-minted Japan-US-Korea alliance (JAKUS), which is being lauded as a historic step toward peace and stability by the Biden administration, but in fact fuels the rising danger of war in the Asia-Pacific as part of Washington’s relentless quest for a US-led unipolar world. On August 18, the first Japan-Korea-US (JAKUS) trilateral summit took place at Camp David amid the deployment of US nuclear assets to the Korean Peninsula, with the ostensible pretext of “enhancing deterrence and cooperation” against North Korea and China. Presid...
Africa’s Water and Sanitation Crisis
Africa, Health

Africa’s Water and Sanitation Crisis

BY CESAR CHELALA Image by Ninno JackJr. One of the most notable changes in modern times is the rapid urbanization of our planet, which began in the 19th century. While in 1950, 29 percent of the global population lived in cities, that figure is estimated now at around 50 percent, and by 2030 it will reach 61 percent. It is estimated that, by 2030, 54 percent of the population on that continent will be living in cities. Not only are more people living in cities but the cities themselves are becoming larger and more densely populated. This situation poses unique problems related to the provision of water, sanitation, and a healthy environment. Since 1990, the number of cities in Africa has increased from 3 000 to 7 600, and their population has increased by 500 million ...
BURNING THE QURAN AND THE COUNTER-OFFENSIVE
Politics

BURNING THE QURAN AND THE COUNTER-OFFENSIVE

by Ramzy Baroud “Desecrating, then burning the Holy Quran in Sweden has, once again, raised a political storm of condemnation but also of justification, if not outright approval. Such acts are protected by law, top Swedish and EU officials have declared. But why are the rights of those who oppose Western agendas, colonialism, imperialism, Zionism and military interventions not equally protected by law? The Palestine boycott movement, BDS, for example, is constantly fighting in Western societies and institutions for the right to use certain language or merely challenge, though non-violently, Israeli occupation and apartheid. Iranian media offices were shut down in some Western countries, and various Western-operated satellites removed Iranian Pres...
French rioters and Palestinian fighters send similar messages
France

French rioters and Palestinian fighters send similar messages

By James Dorsey At first, comparing Palestinian gunmen in the Israeli-occupied West Bank to rioting youth in France may resemble likening apples to pears. In many ways, it is. Youth in France are fully-fledged French citizens demanding an end to disenfranchisement, marginalisation, alienation, racism, and law enforcement and security force brutality. That is where Palestinians would like to be after 56 years of occupation with no prospect for independence or integration into Israel with the kind of rights accorded to all, irrespective of ethnicity or religion, by French law, even if reality in France offers a different picture. Yet, armed Palestinian resistance and French rioting have a common message: violence results from governmental and societal failure to...
UNMASKING ‘ISRAEL’S’ FAILED RAID
ZIO-NAZI

UNMASKING ‘ISRAEL’S’ FAILED RAID

by Ramzy Baroud “On June 19, a large Israeli military force raided the northern Palestinian town and refugee camp of Jenin from multiple directions. Not only did the raid fail, it backfired, and it also created a precedent in Israel’s decades-long war on the ever-rebellious Palestinian region. Israel killed eight Palestinians and wounded 91 more following hours of clashes involving Israeli soldiers on the one hand, and unified Palestinian Resistance groups, on the other. Israel only admitted to the wounding of eight of its soldiers, with some Israeli media outlets speaking of critical injuries among the invading troops and others claiming only moderate wounds. The reality on the ground, however, suggested that an extraordinary battle had taken...
The Prigozhin conundrum Was the Kremlin aware of MI6’s interference with Wagner?
Russia, United Kingdom

The Prigozhin conundrum Was the Kremlin aware of MI6’s interference with Wagner?

VANESSA BEELEYUK Column News 26th June In my opinion there is a connection between the timing of the Prigozhin drama and what is happening in Syria. The whole "mutiny" kicked off immediately after the Syrian Arab Army (Republican guard divisions) had mobilised to the north of Syria threatening terrorist positions in the north-west (Idlib), north (US and Turkey) and even stretching to the north-east (Kurds and US). Terrorist groups launched drone attacks on northern Hama, Lattakia (even hitting the birthplace of President Assad, killing a young agricultural engineer and injuring his brother in Qardaha). Vanessa Beeley is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Upgrade to paid During the Prigozhin distraction...
Why Are Archaeologists Unable to Find Evidence for a Ruling Class of the Indus Civilization?
Politics

Why Are Archaeologists Unable to Find Evidence for a Ruling Class of the Indus Civilization?

What we can learn from an ancient egalitarian civilization in the Indus Valley. By Adam S. Green Little more than a century ago, British and Indian archaeologists began excavating the remains of what they soon realized was a previously unknown civilization in the Indus Valley. Straddling parts of Pakistan and India and reaching into Afghanistan, the culture these explorers unearthed had existed at the same time as those of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, and covered a much larger area. It was also astonishingly advanced: sophisticated and complex, boasting large, carefully laid out cities, a relatively affluent population, writing, plumbing and baths, wide trade connections, and even standardized weights and measures. What kind of a society was the Indus Valley Civilizatio...
PERMANENT APARTHEID IN PALESTINE
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, ZIO-NAZI

PERMANENT APARTHEID IN PALESTINE

Posted by: John Phoenix by Ramzy Baroud “The Israeli government is at it again, actively discussing the construction of thousands of illegal settlement units as part of a massive settlement expansion scheme known as E1. Though Israeli construction in the East Jerusalem area has supposedly been halted under international pressure, the Israeli government has found ways to keep the plan alive. It did so through constant expansion of the various settlements in the name of ‘natural expansion’, confiscation of Palestinian land and the ruthless yet routine demolition of Palestinian homes. But why does Washington, Israel’s main defender and benefactor, oppose, at least verbally, the construction in E1 while turning a blind eye to ille...
Prigozhin, NATO false flags, Ukraine and the US Emperor with no clothes
Russia, Ukraine

Prigozhin, NATO false flags, Ukraine and the US Emperor with no clothes

I am on Convo Couch with Brian Berletic and Fiorella Isabel VANESSA BEELEY Brian Berletic and myself join Isabella Fiorella on the Convo Couch to discuss the latest Prigozhin adventures, the NATO proxy war in Ukraine and nuclear false flags amongst other topics. I really enjoyed this conversation despite the seriousness of the deranged NATO escalation in Ukraine: https://youtu.be/yFyBy6bJ4D8
UK government votes to become a stooge for ‘Israel’
United Kingdom, ZIO-NAZI

UK government votes to become a stooge for ‘Israel’

MPs rob the public of more freedoms in order to shield the apartheid state from criticism and boycott By Stuart Littlewood The UK’s House of Commons has just passed the second reading of the government’s Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill, which aims to ban Britain’s public bodies from boycotting or divesting from foreign countries and territories, especially Israel. It did so as Israel’s troops rampaged and slaughtered their way through the Palestinian town of Jenin, which is home to thousands of refugees and their descendants who were dispossessed and put to flight by murderous Jewish militias rampaging through their homeland and stealing their lands and resources in 1947-48. The government says it wants to stop public bodies, such as local a...