On the 20th Anniversary of Invasion of Iraq

It Must be Clear: The U.S. Is the Greatest Threat to World Peace and Collective Humanity

On the 20th Anniversary of Invasion of Iraq, It Must be Clear: The U.S. Is the Greatest Threat to World Peace and Collective Humanity By Ajamu Baraka, March 17, 2023 History teaches that the greatest threat to peace today is the United States. No other nation creates dangers as great as those emanating from the U.S. commitment to the doctrine of Full Spectrum Dominance.

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Despair and Joy. The Protest Movement Against War. Manifesto Calling for Cease-Fire in Ukraine By Victor Grossman, March 16, 2023 In conflicts, I know, neither side can be trusted. Both sides twist and distort, magnify and minimize in support of their cause. But the daily, almost hourly pictures from Ukraine—of hardship, suffering, of death, destruction and flight, all too genuine, cause me the despair I have always felt on hearing—and worse seeing, if only on a screen—any pain inflicted on my fellow human beings, no matter what insignia they wear or flag they honor.

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Lula Is Lying: The NATO-Russian Proxy War Isn’t Being Fought “Over Small Things” By Andrew Korybko, March 16, 2023 If the PT’s base was aware of the military-strategic dynamics that forced Russia to commence its special operation as a last resort for defending the integrity of its national security red lines in Ukraine after NATO clandestinely crossed them there, then they’d be against Lula’s political support of Kiev.

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Pakistan’s Coup Regime Tries to Arrest Imran Khan – But Faces Massive Popular Resistance By Junaid S. Ahmad, March 16, 2023 If 2022 was the year of popular uprisings in Pakistan, raising hope for protesters fed up with a thoroughly corrupt and repressive civil-military regime, 2023 seems to be the year when the government is trying every dirty trick in the book to kill that hope.

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OXFAM Criticizes IMF Loans. IMF Creates Poverty & Inequality in Developing Nations By Shenali D Waduge, March 16, 2023 IMF Fiscal consolidation is nothing but austerity upon low-income & middle class populations while IMF reforms means cutting social welfare & subsidies. OXFAM says that these measures which cover taxing, wage bill cuts or freezes, pension cuts, subsidy elimination, cuts to public spending have over period of time brought countries to great difficulty as they have to continue taking loans & paying back taken loans with interest while people suffer consequences of IMF recommendations.

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In Silicon Valley Bank Collapse, Asia Sees 1997 All Over Again By William Pesek, March 16, 2023 The Indonesian rupiah’s 3.2% drop since February 1 demonstrates how quickly Asia has resigned itself to the fact that the US Federal Reserve isn’t done tightening. Another batch of too-strong-for-Fed-comfort US employment figures in February only increased the risk.

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Geofence Surveillance: First, They Spied on Protesters. Then Churches. You’re Next By John W. Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead, March 16, 2023 It wasn’t long before government officials in California used cell phone and geofence data to track the number and movements of churchgoers on church grounds during the COVID-19 lockdowns.

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Video: Japan Is Waking Up to the Facts. The COVID-19 Injections Are Causing Harm. By Hirofumi Yanagase, March 16, 2023 In the video below, Hirofumi Yanagase, member of the House of Councillors of Japan, talks about the surge in Japan’s excess deaths that are linked to COVID vaccines.

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The Nord Stream-Andromeda Cover Up. Scott Ritter By Scott Ritter, March 16, 2023 History has dealt a tough hand to the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden, who openly confessed his intent to “bring an end” to the Nord Stream pipeline system which delivered Russian natural gas to Europe through four pipelines (Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2, consisting of two pipelines each).

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The Deplorable State of Affairs in Canada’s Federal New Democratic Party (NDP) By Prof. John Ryan, March 16, 2023 I once again find myself in a position where I must comment on the federal NDP’s stance regarding foreign affairs. Only this time, its position on some foreign affairs reverberates in a deplorable reactionary manner in the party’s actions within Canada.

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