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Many aspects of the US-Israeli aggression look like attempts to fulfil biblical prophecies
The tragic irony of the Libyan experience is that its lessons were never truly learned
Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever is being reasonable in public, a cardinal sin in Brussels these days
The world is being sold the same “human rights” pretext for the assault on Iran that left Libya in ruins fifteen years ago
Washington’s new assault on Tehran ignores its resilience, central position, and the global economic risks of another failed experiment
The violent death of New-Right activist Quentin Deranque has suddenly made the political Left a toxic hot potato
Ursula von der Leyen suddenly says the EU can no longer count on the old reliable unwritten rules for me, but not for thee
The bloc’s economic situation was dire even before the shocks of the Iran war, and yet it doubles down on supporting the US and Israel
New DOJ documents expose a 2011 plan by Epstein and former intelligence operatives to seize $70 billion in frozen Libyan assets
Brussels looks set to bypass Hungary’s block on the €90 million “aid” package via accounting shenanigans
Instead of challenging male power, the high-ranking ladies attach themselves to it like tradwives
Hungary and Slovakia are the only EU nations standing up to the Kiev Godfather and truly representing Europeans’ interests
Winston Churchill’s Fulton address was a signal for the Iron Curtain to drop, and for nukes to almost drop as well
Constricted global oil supply lines might elevate the Gulf of Guinea to a new strategic importance
Western media is either silent or implicitly blaming Tehran for the strike that killed 168 girls
Friedrich Merz says Iran deserves being the target of war because it hasn’t bent the knee to sanctions
Instead of invoking international law and condemning US-Israeli aggression, Western Europe’s top brass is gleefully victim-blaming Iran
Looks like there’s a new main villain supercharging Brussel’s tax-and-spend narrative
This year’s half-time show was so chock-full of liberal agenda, conservatives decided to create their own alternative
The man I walked with in the desert just weeks ago was not the ‘war criminal’ described in The Hague’s warrants