International Features

How Hezbollah Wins by Losing Summary — Hezbollah may have lost Lebanon’s election, but it remains the country’s dominant political force. MOHAMAD BAZZI is an adjunct senior fellow for Middle East studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and a journalism professor at New York University. On July 14, a mysterious explosion rocked the southern Lebanese town of Khirbet Silim, …

Yet another 9/11 anniversary — and its consequent war of attrition continues as the people of Afghanistan and Iraq suffer. It is doubtful whether they will have a taste of peace before the next 9/11 anniversary. The war, now dubbed Obama’s war, shows no early end with each side vowing to teach the other a lesson. In a message to …

The following is an excerpt from one of the new additions to my book, Jewish Supremacism. It offers more powerful evidence that reveals the Jewish extremist war against Gentiles, a struggle that we Gentiles are not even allowed to know about, much less resist. From the new 2007 Edition of Jewish Supremacism by David Duke After learning about the inordinate …

“History is ruled by an inexorable determinism in which the free choice of major historical figures plays a minimal role”, Leo Tolstoy 01/01/07 “Information Clearing House” — — When the powerful US Vice-President Dick Cheney made a rare long haul to Riyadh in November , reportedly it was to create against Iran , Syria and Hezbollah in Lebanon , a …

Book review of: Jeremy R. Hammond’s ‘The Rejection of Palestinian Self-Determination The Struggle for Palestine and the Roots of the Israeli-Arab Conflict’ (Lulu, 2009). Reviewed by Jim Miles – VERNON The story of Palestine is poorly represented in western media, generally taken out of context and generally – as a strong cohort to the lack of context – with a …

My generation grew up at a time when colonial hang up was at its peak. Our older generation had been slaves and had a huge inferiority complex of the British. The school I went to was similar to all elite schools in Pakistan. Despite gaining independent, they were, and still are, producing replicas of public schoolboys rather than Pakistanis. I …