It won’t be the first time we went to war based on a lie, but it may well be the last if Iran is forced to defend itself from a Western coalition attack. Such are the lies being told about Iran – stories that have been concocted and spun by Iran’s enemies since the 1979… Continue reading Iranian Treachery
Tag: False Flag
From Bondi to Tehran; the Axis of Hate.
As I wrote last month, the timing and circumstances of a terrorist attack may be a good guide as to its ‘authenticity’ as well as to the likely culprit. In the four ‘great deceptions’ cited, it was the specific date of those events which confirmed my initial suspicions about the Bondi attack, and significant further… Continue reading From Bondi to Tehran; the Axis of Hate.
Iran’s Fifth Column
Eight years ago, and following a third visit to Iran, I had several articles published by American Herald Tribune reflecting on our experiences there, and perceptions of Iranian attitudes to the West. Firstly in mid January 2018, I wrote about the latest protest rallies in Iran, which were estimated to have brought about 15,000 Iranians… Continue reading Iran’s Fifth Column
The Fourth Great Deception; Bondi
They never saw it coming, at 8 in the morning on the 11th of September 2001, before the first jet plane hit the New York World Trade Centre. And at the time we never imagined the vile and cynical people who not only did know it was coming, but had planned and engineered it all… Continue reading The Fourth Great Deception; Bondi
Shaking hands with the Devil
In what should be the defining image of the ‘jihadist coup’ in Damascus, Germany’s foreign Minister Annalina Baerbock shook hands with the White Helmets outside Saydnaya prison. While this handshake with a male member of the bogus ‘civil defence’ organisation was not actually shown in the DW news report below, it was clearly about to… Continue reading Shaking hands with the Devil
Jaish al Islam returns to Douma.
Since the BBC’s correspondent visited Douma, as I reported previously, there have been many developments in Syria following the ‘jihadist coup’ or ‘Black Revolution’. Three of the main instigators and orchestrators of the takfiri takeover of the Syrian government have appeared in Damascus for talks with the suit-wearing throat-slitters – Turkiye’s Hakan Fidan to talk… Continue reading Jaish al Islam returns to Douma.
Revisiting Douma, 80 months on.
Following the frankly unbelievable events of last week, that somehow allowed the ‘peaceful’ removal of Syria’s democratically elected President to be replaced with an unelected and unchosen mob of Salafist terrorists, Western media reporters who never set foot in Damascus for ten years were ready to swarm over the corpse of secular and socialist Syria… Continue reading Revisiting Douma, 80 months on.
Hama – a brief history.
On a visit to Syria in May 2010, one of the things that made the greatest impression on me was the sound of Hama’s ancient waterwheels. That is saying a lot, given it was after a visit to Palmyra – but there lies a connection, as these enormous wheels are actually Roman water pumps, lifting… Continue reading Hama – a brief history.
Framing Russia as a Terrorist State; SBS plays midwife.
The SBS news broadcast on August 10th covered two related events – an Israeli missile strike on a school beside a mosque in Gaza city which was sheltering hundreds of displaced people, and an alleged Russian strike on a Kostantinivka supermarket in Donetsk. The presentation of these two lethal strikes was quite different – giving… Continue reading Framing Russia as a Terrorist State; SBS plays midwife.
Too late to stop the war; not too late to lay the blame..
There is a danger that as the war against the Zionist occupation of Palestine spirals out of control, we will lose sight of why and how it started. In the heat of battle it may seem trivial to ask ‘who started this’ rather than focus on how to stop it. Some of course will say… Continue reading Too late to stop the war; not too late to lay the blame..