Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has successfully tested a missile which knocked out an entire military compound in the Utah desert Aircraft manufacturer Boeing have created a weapon that can knock out computers The missile is thought to be able to penetrate bunkers and caves Experts warn, in the wrong hands, could bring Western cities to their […]
Middle East News Archives
From Sci-Fi to Reality: Computer-Blitzing Drone That Cripples a Nation’s Electronics With Touch of Button
December 3, 2012 By 1 Comment
What the World Needs: Pentagon Plans Big Expansion of Espionage ‘Operations Overseas’
December 2, 2012 By 2,566 Comments
Greg Miller | Through its drone program, the CIA now accounts for a majority of lethal U.S. operations outside the Afghan war zone.
BREAKING: Russia ‘Printing Money for Syria’ Claims Latest Report
November 29, 2012 By 18 Comments
By Alex Spillius Russia is printing bank notes and sending them by the plane load to Syria to help the besieged regime pay its soldiers and civil servants, a new report suggests. Flight records obtained by the investigative website ProPublica showed that at least 120 and up to 240 tons of bank notes were delivered […]
BREAKING: 100 Percent of Syria’s Internet Just Shut Down
November 29, 2012 By 5 Comments
Washington Post Max Fisher It appears that the Syrian government may have just taken a drastic measure it has conspicuously avoided over the nearly two years of fighting: cutting itself off from the Internet. Renesys, a Web-monitoring service, reported Thursday morning that sweeping outages in Syria had shut down 92 percent of the country’s routed networks. […]
Nuke ’em for Peace! UK Lord Suggests Neutron Bomb On Afghan-Pakistan Border
November 28, 2012 By 1 Comment
British ex-Defense Minister, Lord Gilbert, has threatened militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan with a neutron bomb. The UK could create “cordons sanitaire along various borders where people are causing trouble”, he said.
Arafat Body Exhumed, Qatar Obsessed With Israel Trace
November 27, 2012 By 18 Comments
The remains of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat have been reburied – after being exhumed earlier on Tuesday. An international team of forensic experts have taken tissue samples from the remains – hoping to clear doubts over the cause of his death in 2004.
BAHRAIN BOMBINGS COULD BE A ‘FALSE FLAG’ – Patrick Henningsen on RT
November 24, 2012 By 121 Comments
21st Century Wire analyst Patrick Henningsen talks about the recent wave of bombings in Manama, Bahrain, and how they might be false flag bombings, possibly linked to western intelligence agency activity in the region… ….
Patrick Henningsen on the UK Column Live Show Today
November 23, 2012 By 113 Comments
Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen break down this week’s developments on the UK Column Live show, including an interview with Justin Walker on the idea of a “Greenback Pound”, and his discovery that the banks demanded that the British government prosecute the first world war based on currency issued at interest, rather than […]
Handover Hangover: Karzai orders Afghan control of Bagram base
November 20, 2012 By 3 Comments
Afghanistan’s president Hamid Karzai has ordered his top security officials to take full control of the prison at Bagram air base. It’s still run by the US – despite an agreement to transfer power to Afghan authorities signed back in March.
Fighting in Gaza leaves U.S. in difficult position with Turkey, Egypt
November 20, 2012 By 90 Comments
Washington Post | Hillary was busy in Israel, making sure nothing good happened for Palestinians.
Clinton Will Visit Middle East As Israel Weighs Risky Choices On Gaza Amid Upheaval Across Middle East
November 20, 2012 By 240 Comments
Washington Post Micheal Birnbaum TEL AVIV — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will travel to the Middle East on Tuesday to meet with officials in Israel, Gaza and Egypt to discuss ongoing violence in Gaza, White House officials said. Clinton will talk with leaders in Jerusalem, Ramallah and Cairo. She will depart for the region […]
Firm Ground? Thirty Six Hour Ultimatum To Hamas Leaked By Israeli Minister
November 19, 2012 By 17 Comments
Israel’s Finance Minister told IDF radio the time left before Israel escalates its attacks can be measured in “hours, not days.” Israel is said to have issued a 36-hour ultimatum demanding that Hamas stops firing rockets at Israeli territory.
Gaza witness: No one’s safe, civilians terrified of war threat says Harry Fear
November 16, 2012 By 10 Comments
Israel says all male members of Hamas are now targets. Warplanes are dropping leaflets over Gaza, warning Palestinians to keep away from militant positions. RT spoke to a film-maker and activist Harry Fear in the embattled enclave, who says civilians are bearing the brunt of the Israeli onslaught.
Hamas chief held peace deal draft Before He Was Murdered
November 16, 2012 By 8 Comments
An Israeli peace activist says the Hamas military leader Ahmed Jabari, assassinated at the start of Israel’s offensive, was murdered amid talks on a long-term truce with Israel.
US Fears Losing Support for Anti-Iran Sanctions
November 16, 2012 By 5,140 Comments
Press TV | Is the West taking sadistic pleasure in incurring mass deaths and suffering in Iran?
Israel Approved Killing of Hamas Commander Amid Talks on Long-Term Truce
November 16, 2012 By 22 Comments
Global Research John Glaser Just hours before Israel assassinated Hamas commander Ahmed Jabari on Tuesday, he received the draft proposal of a permanent truce agreement with Israel. But Israel approved the airstrike anyways, choosing escalation over resolution. Israeli peace activist Gershon Baskin, who helped negotiate the release of Gilad Shalit and maintained contacts with Hamas leaders, said the […]
AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH: The Banking ‘Transfer Agreement’ Between Hitler and the Zionists
November 13, 2012 By 2 Comments
21WIRE | This is an uncomfortable, yet key piece of complex financial history that many modern scribes are not willing to look at.
Six Gulf monarchies recognize rebel bloc as Syrian voice
November 13, 2012 By 18 Comments
The Arab League has hailed the formation of Syria’s new rebel coalition, but stopped short of recognizing the group as the sole legitimate voice of the Syrian people. Leaders of Syria’s exiled opposition, beset by mutual suspicion and infighting, formed the new bloc on Sunday and are now seeking full international backing.
