Video: The Myth of the “Good Wars.” Jacques Pauwels and Michel Chossudovsky

 

Video: The Myth of the “Good Wars.” Jacques Pauwels and Michel Chossudovsky By Dr. Jacques R. Pauwels and Prof Michel Chossudovsky The First World War was labelled as “the war to end all wars.” That was propaganda. It was the starting point of a sequence of wars. All those wars are criminal undertakings. Read here

Tech Firm Spars with Pentagon over Unchecked Use of AI in Warfare, Surveillance By Drago Bosnic The Pentagon is placing nearly all of its bets on militarizing advanced AI. This has been ongoing for the last decade or so, but is now being supercharged to the maximum. The so-called Big Tech, both legacy (Alphabet/Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta/Facebook, etc) and emerging companies (Anduril, Palantir, Anthropic, etc), are heavily involved in this process, blurring the lines between the infamous Military Industrial Complex (MIC) and the civilian sector. Read here

Board of Peace, the Makeup of Peace By Manlio Dinucci The peace that the Board of Peace is preparing for is evident in the fact that, at the very moment of its formation, President Trump and his associates are amassing substantial military forces – including naval, air and ground troops – in the Middle East, poised to attack Iran. Read here

America is at War against Europe. High Treason against the People of Europe By Prof Michel Chossudovsky The Nordstream sabotage was not an attack against Russia. Quite the opposite. It was an attack directed against a multibillion dollar pipeline infrastructure which belonged to the European Union.  Read here

More Teaching About Israel As Victim By Philip Giraldi The Texas state education board recently has considered draft legislation that would create the nation’s first-ever statewide K-12 required reading list for public schools. Inevitably, Jewish sourced material is prominent among the texts on the list, including Elie Wiesel’s holocaust memoir “Night” and Anne Frank’s Diary. Read here

The Criminalization of International Justice: The ICTY Hague Tribunal Continues to Devour Its Prey By Stephen Karganovic On 4 February, the Hague Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia [ICTY], transformed into the ominously sounding “Residual Mechanism,” in disregard of its established practice, declined to grant early release to Serbian prisoner Milan Martić. In the final phase of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia, Martić was the leader of the Serbian minority in the Krajina region of Croatia. Read here

The Taliban Joins the Axis of Resistance? By Timothy Alexander Guzman The Taliban is once again making headlines when they recently declared that they will back Iran if, or when the US and Israel launch an attack on the country.  Read here