Patrick Henningsen | What is Britain really up to in Palestine?
Obama’s G8 Prize: Saudi-backed al Nusra unites with al-Qaeda in Syria
April 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment
21st Century Wire | Obama and Cameron are very close to officially endorsing al Qaeda in Syria.
Syrian Rebels are Simply Murdering Thugs Used for US and West to Oust Assad
February 28, 2013 By 2 Comments
Jason Liosatos | It’s time to call a spade a spade, even if the US and UK gov’ts are in denial.
As Syria Continues To Simmer, Lebanon Remains in Limbo
January 16, 2013 By 2,052 Comments
Patrick Henningsen21stCentury WireJanuary 16, 2013BEIRUT – On arrival to Lebanon’s capital city, all seems very functional and normal on the surface, as the city runs business as usual.Below the surface however, there is a feeling of trepidation, an unspoken collective worry that a city and country who has gradually managed to pick up the pieces […]
BLIND LEADING THE BLIND: ‘False Flag Energy’ and Syrian Regime Change
October 14, 2012 By 4,570 Comments
Andrew McKillop | The need for any kind of energy transported across Syria’s frontiers – either oil or gas – is zero in Europe.
Washington’s plan to isolate Iran is drifting towards a profitable stalemate
January 11, 2012 By 789 Comments
By Patrick Henningsen 21st Century Wire January 11, 2012 On the surface, the latest spat between the West and Iran looks like a step closer to war, with tensions reaching a fever pitch on both sides of this potential conflict. Upon closer examination however, present conditions are not particularly ideal for a preemptive strike against […]
Why Attacking Iran Will NOT Work in 2012
January 5, 2012 By 2,866 Comments
Patrick Henningsen | Any nuclear conflagration by the US or Israel would most certainly result in a global backlash against the West – at its worst acting as a procession into the hot stages of World War III – but it won’t happen this year.
Washington’s agenda revealed: NTC rebels asking NATO to ‘stay in Libya’
October 28, 2011 By 174 Comments
Patrick Henningsen | “The liberation of Libya”, to be divided up by a series of multinational companies, with US and European military contractors along for the ride.
