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June 22: Operation Barbarossa’s 75th Anniversary
Stephen Lendman On June 22, 1941, Hitler launched perhaps the largest ever invasion by one country against another. Operation Barbarossa involved up to four million combat and support troops - Hitler’s fatal error, miscalculating, overreaching, hubris… more »
Israel’s Military Intelligence Chief Prefers ISIS to Assad in Syria
Stephen Lendman Israel actively supports ISIS and other terrorist groups in Syria, supplying them with weapons, munitions, foodstuffs and medical treatment for their wounded fighters - along with bombing Syrian targets at its discretion. It’s allied… more »
Liberals for Hillary
Stephen Lendman Progressive politics and political pluralism aren’t Beltway attributes. America was never beautiful - now the greatest threat to world peace. Bipartisan neocons infesting Washington risk the unthinkable. Many self-styled liberals support… more »
A Clinton Presidency: Humanity’s Worst Nightmare
Stephen Lendman Since Soviet Russia’s 1991 dissolution, successive US administrations governed increasingly lawlessly and recklessly - Bill Clinton worse than his predecessors, Bush worse than him, Obama worst of all, at war with multiple invented… more »
The War on Weed Is Winding Down – But Will Monsanto Be the Winner?
Ellen Brown The war on cannabis that began in the 1930s seems to be coming to an end. Research shows that this natural plant, rather than posing a deadly danger to health, has a wide range of therapeutic benefits. But skeptics question the sudden push… more »
Brexit Referendum Is Non-Binding
Stephen Lendman All the fuss and bother about Brexit largely ignores its non-binding status - parliament, not voters deciding if Britain stays or leaves the EU, the latter extremely unlikely. Writing in the Financial Times, British lawyer David Allen… more »
Us v. Them
Stephen Lendman In July, Republican and Democrat party bosses will choose the two most widely reviled US presidential aspirants in modern memory. Each is unfit for any public office. Each represents wealth, power and privilege exclusively. Each mocks… more »
Putin at St. Petersburg International Economic Forum
Stephen Lendman Called Russia’s Davos, this year’s SPIEF (its 20th annual forum) is one of its “most extensive,” according to Tass, featuring three days of over 100 events - from June 16 - 18. Attending are representatives of 600 Russian and 500 foreign… more »
America’s One-Party Government
INTRODUCTION Today’s United States is a more realistic version of the type of society that George Orwell fictionally described in his allegorical novel 1984. Like in 1984, the American public don’t know that they’re merely the tools of some unseen… more »
UEFA Bashes Russia for Euro 2016 Hooliganism
Stephen Lendman Hooliganism involving disorderly crowd behavior and violence all too commonly accompanies European football matches - rowdy groups, gangs or individuals responsible, not nations. Following Saturday’s Russia/England match, Russian fans… more »
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