Blame Churchill for World War II, Not Hitler

 

Video: President Trump and the Pentagon are Targeting Civilians Worldwide By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic America’s unspoken military practice from World War II to the present consists in routinely targeting civilians, which constitutes a crime against humanity. Read here

BRICS Challenging Dollar With No Need for Common Currency So Far By Uriel Araujo As the BRICS summit approaches in New Delhi next month, the bloc is moving steadily beyond rhetoric on financial cooperation. According to Sanjay Malhotra, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, member countries are discussing ways to link their instant payment systems and central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, to make cross-border transactions faster and cheaper. Read here

Blame Churchill for World War II, Not Hitler By Mike Whitney Winston Churchill, for all his triumphs and successes, was probably the man most responsible for the early and rapid collapse of the British empire…. What brought the British empire down as rapidly and terribly as it did was world War 2. Read here

Al Qaeda Court in Damascus Sentences Former Grand Mufti Hassoun to Life in Prison By Mark Taliano The Western-installed terrorist regime in Syria, whose “President”, a founder of al Qaeda/al Nusra Front in Syria, Abu Mohammad al-Julani, now named Ahmed Hussein al-Sharaa, has sentenced Syria’s former Grand Mufti, Dr. Ahmad Badr Al-Din Hassoun, to life imprisonment. Read here

Sensible Invalidations: Striking Down France’s Social Media Ban for Minors By Dr. Binoy Kampmark On August 14, France’s Constitutional Council struck down legislation banning the use of social media by persons under the age of 15 years, a law that had been passed making France the first European country to do so. Read here

Donald The “Peace President” Threatens a Nuclear First-Strike By Renee Parsons The 2024 Presidential election is not so far away for the American public to forget that Donald Trump campaigned enthusiastically as a Peace President and as a critic of ‘endless wars’ in favor of a sane, rational foreign policy of “no new wars,” a ‘one day’ end to Ukraine war as well as withdrawal on NATO – none of which have materialized. Read here

End of an Era: The Passing of Serbian Forces General Ratko Mladić By Stephen Karganovic After a lengthy and complicated illness, on 27 August the commander of the Serb forces in the Bosnian war (1992-1995), General Ratko Mladić, passed away in the dungeon of the Hague Tribunal, where he was incarcerated. Read here