Two things long axiomatic to me have been shaken by the criminally insane war on Iran. One is that US presidents preside on sufferance of their country’s ruling elites; primarily the corporate oligarchies – big oil, finance, big pharma, insurance, … Read More »
Apologies: bad html code in this post, now fixed, made the site inaccessible for several hours today. Thanks to Alain for reporting it, apologies to all for the inconvenience. * I’m struggling to juggle the unpacking of personal effects (main … Read More »
… and why aren’t our lovely corporate media asking the same question? * * *
The cops came at dawn with an arrest warrant. They have you at the precinct where, for want of hard evidence and going on a hunch, they’re piling on the pressure over the bank job you pulled yesterday. Two doors … Read More »
I’ve nothing to add to this from Canadian outlet, Daily Reports. Best eleven minutes you’re likely to spend today.
My grandson, thirteen months old tomorrow, paid a visit. He likes me a lot; there are few men in his life so far. His beautiful face lights up when he sees me. His short pudgy arms reach out to be … Read More »
What I believe is more multi-layered – though no less chilling – but most Americans believe Trump started the war against Iran as a distraction from the Epstein files, while the man himself believes he has God on his side … Read More »
As indicated in yesterday’s post, Tehran is in no mood to allow Washington an easy way out after its catastrophic miscalculation. Blitzkreig and decapitation having failed, the US faces a stark choice of either a protracted war inflicting astronomic damage … Read More »
Last night Lt Col (Retired) Daniel Davis, one of many gamekeepers turned poacher to feature on this site, began his podcast with a whopping eleven and a half minutes given over to a press briefing by the 47th US President. … Read More »