By Global Research News
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In the headlines recently: Trump threatening North Korea of ‘fire and fury’ vis-a-vis the latter’s most recent successful addition to its nuclear artillery, and Trump signing of the economic sanctions bill against Russia, Iran and North Korea. US aggression goes on in, inter alia, Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Yemen… Who is indeed the greatest threat to peace? Read our selected articles below.
“War of Words” Between US and North Korea Could Lead to Nuclear War
By Stephen Lendman, August 09, 2017
Tough sanctions and hostile rhetoric bring things closer to confrontation, threatening possible nuclear war on the Korean peninsula.
Is America Trying to Start a World War? This Is How It Would Happen
By Darius Shahtahmasebi, August 09, 2017
Sanctions are always a prelude to war. Though few are aware, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 was arguably in response to America’s attempt to cripple Japan’s booming economy through embargos and asset freezes, ending Japan’s commercial relationship with the United States and provoking the desperation that led to their attack.
Grotesque Logic for Venezuela, The Cuban Revolution and the Second Road of Ana Belén Montes
“War of Words” Between US and North Korea Could Lead to Nuclear War
By Stephen Lendman, August 09, 2017
Tough sanctions and hostile rhetoric bring things closer to confrontation, threatening possible nuclear war on the Korean peninsula.
Is America Trying to Start a World War? This Is How It Would Happen
By Darius Shahtahmasebi, August 09, 2017
Sanctions are always a prelude to war. Though few are aware, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 was arguably in response to America’s attempt to cripple Japan’s booming economy through embargos and asset freezes, ending Japan’s commercial relationship with the United States and provoking the desperation that led to their attack.
Grotesque Logic for Venezuela, The Cuban Revolution and the Second Road of Ana Belén Montes