#Israel’s Deliberate Plan to “#DestroyLife” in #Palestine?

US Military Bases in Turkey and Qatar May be Removed for Security Reasons
By Steven Sahiounie
The US government has long faced a dilemma in dealing with Turkey and Qatar, who pose as partners on the global stage. The US has maintained relations with both while being increasingly concerned with their malign behavior.
Both support the Muslim Brotherhood, finance terrorists, promote extremist ideologies such as Radical Islam, and openly host and partner with Hamas and al-Qaeda. Turkey and Qatar are ‘brothers in arms’ and share an affinity for Radical Islam that shapes their regional engagement. Read more...

The West’s Present “Misconduct” Has a Long History. America’s Proclivity for War
By James ONeill
One of the persistent themes of western political leaders is that they support the notion of “the rule of law”. By this they generally mean the system of law as developed by western nations, and in the international context the formulation over the past 120 years or so of international law.
By this of course, they mean “their law”. Any deviation from this by non-western nations is to be deplored and where appropriate punished. Read more...

The UN Predicted Gaza Would be “Unliveable” by 2020. Israel’s Deliberate Plan to “Destroy Life” in Palestine?
By Tania Hary
While revelers around the world are making new year’s resolutions for 2020, in the Gaza Strip, a

#NATO at 70, #Disband NATO

NATO at 70: Global Enforcers of Western Imperialism
By Michael Welch, Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, and Andre Vltchek
Formed in the years immediately following World War II, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), then comprised of Canada, the United States, and ten European powers, was presented to the world as a defensive pact, wherein an attack on one member is an attack on all. The Encyclopedia Britannica explains that NATO was established and conceived as “a counterweight to Soviet armies stationed in central and eastern Europe after World War II.” Read more...

NATO – 70th Anniversary of the Most Murderous – and Legal – Organization on our Planet
By Peter Koenig
Estimates have it, that NATO and its ‘allies’, cronies, proxies and mercenaries killed more than 20 million people since NATO’s existence, basically since the end of WWII. Read more...

The NATO War of 1999 and the Impotence of International Law