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Emmanuel Macron’s Speech at the United States Congress

by Emmanuel Macron

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 25 April 2018

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Honorable members of the United States Congress, Ladies and gentlemen,
It is an honour for France, for the French people, and for me, to be received in this sanctuary of democracy, where so much of the history of the United States has been written.
We are (...)

The penalisation of the client «prostitutor»

by Tülay Umay

Brussels (Belgium) | 26 April 2016

The new French law which penalises the clients of prostitutes is supposed to combat prostitution. In reality, it will do no more than move street commerce elsewhere. For the Socialist Party therefore, it is not designed to abolish prostitution, but to install a form of public morality – a (...)

Russia in an invisible war

by Rostislav Ischenko

Moscow (Russia) | 28 December 2015

How could Russia in just 20 years, without wars or other perturbations, rise from a semi-colony to an acknowledged world leader, equal among the top ones?

Time Is Running Out For Pax Americana’s Apologists

by Rostislav Ischenko

Moscow (Russia) | 11 November 2015

While the war in Syria has demonstrated the inferiority of US armament compared to that of Russia, the question of the end of American hegemony should be reviewed. According to Rostislav Ischenko, Washington must quickly make the right decisions. If Washington fails to overcome its own (...)

Beyond Propaganda: Improbability

Discourse of War and Doublethink, the Example of Syria

by Jean-Claude Paye , Tülay Umay

Brussels (Belgium) | 18 July 2014

Commenting on the charge that the Syrian Republic had used chemical weapons against its own people, sociologists Jean-Claude Paye and Tülay Umay reveal the willful contradictions in Atlanticist discourse: two contradictory statements are issued at the same time by the same source, while facts (...)

The Lynching of Mouamar Gaddafi

The Cult of Killing and the Symbolic Order of Western Barbarism

by Jean-Claude Paye , Tülay Umay

Brussels (Belgium) | 16 April 2013

The display of the lynching of Mouamar Gaddafi exposes our societies for what they are. It mesmerizes and dismantles our capacity to think and critically assess a historical process. By focusing public attention on what constitutes a “ritualized atrocity” these gruesome images confirm that (...)

Waging war ‘in the name’ of the victims

by Jean-Claude Paye , Tülay Umay

7 November 2011

‘Humanitarian War’ as it has evolved from Kosovo to Libya is underpinned by the increasingly sophisticated discourse that NATO acts in the name of the victims, who are unable to fend for themselves. According to sociologists Jean-Claude Paye and Tülay Umay such discourse reflects a profound (...)

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“They Fled Away Like Gangsters”: Murder & Greed in Baghdad

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr.

22 October 2010

A US attorney is bringing suit in a Federal court against a private foreign-based "security" company for needlessly and brutally killing two Iraqi women back in 2007. This case is directly connected to the lucrative business of “promoting democracy” and “security”. Hank Albarelli follows the (...)

Venezuela’s Elections: A Win for US Interference

by Eva Golinger

Caracas (Venezuela) | 2 October 2010

Although it is undeniably true that the winner of Venezuela’s legislative elections last Sunday was the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), which sealed a solid and absolute majority in the new National Assembly, there was also another winner: US interference.

Dengue Fever Outbreak Leads Back to CIA & Army Experiments

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr., Zoe Martell

17 July 2010

The recent outbreak of dengue fever is being portrayed by the media as a fortuitous reemergence of the disease in Florida and elsewhere in the United States after 75 years. Yet Hank Albarelli’s probe reveals that the US Army and CIA have been experimenting with dengue fever for years with the (...)

Morgellons and the CIA’s MK/NAOMI Project (Part 2)

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr., Zoe Martell

24 June 2010

Why is it that the U.S. state apparatus is standing in the way of any serious medical investigation into Mogellons disease? For the simple reason that it would inexorably lead to the covert biological war programmes of the 1950’s. Hank Albarelli lifts the veil on a period - which may not (...)

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Morgellons Victims Across the US and Europe (Part 1)

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr., Zoe Martell

12 June 2010

Over the past ten years, more than 100 000 people in the United States and in Europe have
complained about a strange and devastating skin disease known as Morgellons. The medical
community is divided between those who dismiss it as a psychological disorder and those who
regard (...)

Did the U.S. Army help spread Morgellons and other diseases?

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr., Zoe Martell

18 May 2010

Last week’s Voltaire Network article concerning the mysterious
spread of a fungus disease in the Northwest United States provoked a
number of readers to contact Mr. H. P. Albarelli Jr., the author of both these articles, with new information concerning strange diseases and the U.S. Army’s (...)

Israel in OECD: Israel Set to Join Club of Richest Nations

by Jonathan Cook

Nazareth (Palestine/Israel) | 12 March 2010

After painstaking efforts, it looks as though Israel might be admitted to the OECD this year, even though the conditions of extreme poverty in which its Arab population is kept fly in the face of the organization’s accession criteria. Tel-Aviv intends to exploit its presence in the OECD to (...)

Some thoughts on Ethan Bronner at The New York Times

by Jonathan Cook

Nazareth (Palestine/Israel) | 17 February 2010

The fact that the son of Ethan Bronner, The New York Times’ chief correspondent in Israel, has enlisted in the Israeli army is widely perceived as constituting a conflict of interest. However, regardless of his son’s choices, the real issue is that Bonner’s news reports and analyses, with few (...)

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