From Ghweran to Al-Tanf the ISIS play is directed by the CIA
January 20, 2022, the militants of the Islamic State (ISIS) launched a violent attack on Ghweran prison in Al-Hasakah, northeast Syria.
January 20, 2022, the militants of the Islamic State (ISIS) launched a violent attack on Ghweran prison in Al-Hasakah, northeast Syria.
I have tried to collate some of the main talking points on the recent criminal events in Venezuela that have shocked the world in their lawlessness.
On 24 October, around 9pm, extremist thugs affiliated with the HTS ruling regime in Syria threw a hand grenade into the home of a schoolteacher in the Al Waleed suburb of Homs (central Syria). Riham Nizar Hammouda (image below) was 32 when she was murdered by this senseless act of violence.
From the late 19th century through the 1950s, Zionist leaders adopted a selective immigration policy designed to exclude ‘undesirable’ Jews. The goal of the Zionist movement was to build a Jewish state in a Palestinian Arab land, and that required Jewish capitalists, skilled laborers, professionals and fighters, not children, elderly people or refugees.
All ‘terror’ comes ‘rooted in Islam’, or at least, so we are told. It arrives wrapped in words like ‘Allah Akbar’ and ‘Kafir’, framed as the sworn enemy of civilisation, humanity, freedom, and the moral values of Christianity and the West.
The seven US warships and a nuclear submarine sent to the waters off Venezuela have nothing to do with drugs or so-called “narcoterrorism.” The Cartel of the Suns, like Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction, is a cynical ruse designed as a pretext to invade Venezuela, assassinate its elected leader, destroy the Bolivarian revolution, and steal the largest reserve of oil in the world.
Trump’s plan continues this legacy, offering Palestinians not sovereignty but surveillance, not liberation but containment. And as celebrations ring out for the return of Israeli hostages, the deeper question lingers: at what cost to the Palestinian soul — and to the credibility of a nation that once claimed to champion the right of peoples to govern themselves?
The BRICS countries represent half the world’s population, 40% of fossil energy resources, 30% of global GDP and 50% of growth. They have the resources to change their export-oriented capitalist development model, but they don’t want to.
These articles are written in collaboration with Syrian analysts whose names must remain undisclosed for their security in the New Al Qaeda Syria, which is governed by foreign intelligence agencies.
China plays a long game. There is plenty of evidence of Chinese advancements in science, technology, supply chains, manufacturing, arts, etc. The question is whether China (and Russia) will come through with morally based support befitting a leading world economy?