#Geopolitical #Crisis in the #MiddleEast

Iran Declares War on the USA’s Covert Influence in Iraq
By Elijah J. Magnier
When US officials visited Baghdad and met with the Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi, they had two requests: first, to close all commerce and financial exchanges with Iran to strangle the Iranian economy and bring it to its knees. The second was to neutralise the Iraqi groups (known as Hashd al-Shaabi) which sympathise with Iran and carry a similar ideology. Read more...

Brexit: British Lorries to be Turned Back at Dover by Shipping Companies
By Pölös Zsófia
British lorries that do not have proper documentation will not be able to reach France after a no-deal Brexit because shipping companies will not allow them to board their ships in Dover. Read more...

Ongoing Atrocities in Syria. Missile Attacks Directed against Civilians
By Miri Wood

#US Led #Wars and #ClimateChange

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Gramsci, Passive Revolution and 20th Century Iran
By Marziyeh Asgari Vash and Karim Pourhamzavi, September 12, 2018

#America’s #Drive for #World #Domination

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“Appeasement” as Global Policy. Trump’s “Will to Power”. America’s Drive for World Domination

By Prof. James Petras, June 08 2018

EU kowtowing to President Trump’s grab for global power, has only aroused his desire to dominate their markets, dictate their trade relations and defense spending. Trump tells the EU that his enemies are theirs. Trump believes in the doctrine of unilateral trade and ‘deals’ based on the principle that the US decides.

The US Government Survey on ‘Precarious’ Jobs

By Dr. Jack Rasmus, June 08 2018

The US Government’s Labor Department today, June 7, 2018, released a report on the condition of

#Crimes Against #Humanity

Crimes Against Humanity:

The 1% of the 1%.

Murder Over 400 Million People Since 1995,

More Than All Wars In Recorded History

by Carl Herman

“Crimes against humanity” include any of the following acts committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population, with knowledge of the attack:

• murder;
• extermination;
• enslavement;…
• the crime of apartheid;
• other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering or serious bodily or mental injury.

– International Criminal Court (ICC)

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) (1), the hunger-ending organizations RESULTS (2), and Bread for the World (3) estimate that 15 million people die each year from preventable poverty, of whom 11 million are children under the age of five. Jeffrey Sachs says the total deaths are closer to 8

#Vaccine - #Vacuna

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Vaccinations as Good for you as Wars, Banksters, Corporate Media!

Wars cause peace, especially our wars, especially now. More wars cause even more peace, so obviously bigger wars are better for peace. The very best war, therefore, is global nuclear World War III.

Banks that create what we use for money as ever-increasing total debt must be “bailed-out” and “bailed-in” because debt causes prosperity. The more debt created by banks, the more prosperous we all are. Obviously, therefore, our best condition is to only have debt with all assets owned by bank oligarchs. Another benefit of serfdom is peacefulness; second only to war.

History shows empires use media propaganda to mask “Big Lie” crimes centered in war and money. But, here and now, the US is not an empire, and Americans receive truthful media. The evidence is self-obvious in light of constant reporting of peaceful wars, prosperous debt, and continuous sports/entertainment.

Because we rightfully trust US leaders with war, money, and honesty, we should absolutely trust vaccinations; especially that all children get all required ~70 shots (here, here).

Ken Anton reports on this resource page with videos:

Dear Fellow American: Do You Remember Iraq? Syria? ANYTHING?

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How Can Americans Fall for Pro-War Propaganda So Soon After Learning of the Deceptions In Selling the Iraq and Syria Wars?

Dear fellow American:

Do you remember that our government lied us into a war in Iraq?

Do you remember that that didn’t turn out very well?

Do you remember that the U.S. government came really close to lying us into a war in Syria?

Sanctions, Wars, and Assassinations

By John Kozy

“Go, teach Eternal Wisdom how to rule/ Then drop into thyself, and be a fool!”—Pope

The American government likes to call itself “the leader of the free world.” Why anyone believes it is difficult to discern. The people are not obviously freer than people in most other nations. Ask any American what he is free to do that a citizen of The Netherlands cannot and listen for a meaningful reply. America has a large economy when measured by its GDP, but it is, after all, a huge country. Only Russia and Canada are larger but their populations are much smaller. And America is not especially well governed. While a minute number of its citizens are obscenely wealthy; many others barely eke out subsistence livings. The nation as a whole is fairly prosperous while a huge number of its people are impoverished. Its military might is huge; its victories meager. Henry Kissinger has said, “In my life, I have seen four wars begun with great enthusiasm and public support, all of which we did not know how to end and from three of which we withdrew unilaterally.” Wars are not won or lost anymore, they, like old soldiers, just fade away. Umair Haque, Director of Havas Media Labs and ranked as one of the world’s most influential management thinkers by Thinkers50 has written in the Harvard Business Review the following description of today’s America: 

“The US is a rich country that’s beginning to resemble, for the average person, a poor one. Its infrastructure is crumbling. Its educational systems barely educate. Its healthcare is still nearly nonexistent. I can take a high-speed train across Europe in eight hours; I can barely get from DC to Boston in nine. Most troubling of all, it is poisoning its food and water supplies by continuing to pursue dirty energy, while the rest of the rich world is choosing renewable energy. The US has glaring deficits in all these public goods–education, healthcare, transport, energy, infrastructure–not to mention the other oft- unmentioned, but equally important ones: parks, community centers, social services.”