Politics

“For every seven Shiites killed, we want seven Sunnis [killed] in their place.”

That rather alarming declaration comes from outspoken Iraqi lawmaker Hanan Al-Fatlawi. Not known for holding her tongue, the Shia MP inflamed sectarian tensions with her eye for an eye tirade in the summer of 2014, prompting Diana Moukalled, the Web Editor at the Lebanon-based Future Television to pen the following sharp rebuke: 

Flashing red headlines, business media anchors exuberant as gun-maker stocks were suddenly sold after CT Governor Malloy unveiled his executive order and following White House chatter that gun control regulations were being drawn up:

In the many strategies proposed to defeat the Islamic State (IS) by presidential candidates, policymakers, and media pundits alike across the American political spectrum, one common element stands out: someone else should really do it.

In his candidacy for president, Bernie Sanders offers a program of policy reforms that can shape a fairer, more productive American economy and more just society. But in order to point up both the revolutionary departure his reforms represent and their ethical propriety in a free-market economy, he needs to relate them to a broad moral vision--namely, a central role for the federal government in building American community.

While the “free Western media” cheers, the Western “democratic” governments sell out the peoples of the Western world to corporate tyranny

Paul Craig Roberts

John Massaria has turned my interview with Julian Charles into a video.

The video helps me to bring home that “Western democracy” is a sham, a total lie.