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Among the presidential candidates of the Republican Party and their foreign policy leaders on Capitol Hill the cry is almost universal: Barack Obama has no strategy for winning the war on ISIS. This criticism, however, sounds strange coming from a party that controls Congress but has yet to devise its own strategy, or even to authorize the use of U.S. military force in Syria. Congress has punted. And compared to the cacophony from Republican ranks, Barack Obama sounds like Prince Bismarck. The President’s strategy is to contain, degrade and defeat ISIS. While no one has provided the troops to defeat … Continue reading →

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‘British students are planning more protest rallies against the government’s planned reforms in the higher education. According to a report by the Guardian, the student campaigners are expected to hold a day of action on November 26. Meanwhile, a two-day strike will be held in February which is expected to see thousands of students walk […]

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On September 13th, the exact end-date of the Shemitah and the beginning of what we said was going to be a crisis period that would erupt in the fall, we wrote, “Eurozone Collapses, Borders Erected Across Europe on Shemitah End…

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‘More than 30 people have lost their lives and 80 more sustained injuries in an explosion that ripped through a market in the northeastern Nigerian city of Yola. The bomb was detonated beside a main road in a crowded market in the Jambutu area of Adamawa’s provincial capital at about 20:20 local time (1920 GMT) […]

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‘The United States head of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says the country cannot risk closing websites that promote the ideology of Takfiri terrorists on the internet. The Hill said in a report Tuesday that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler made the comments in response to a question by a US lawmaker on Friday. “Isn’t there […]

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‘The United Nations children’s agency, UNICEF, warns that over 500,000 children in Yemen are facing severe life-threatening malnutrition. “The stunting rates in Yemen are likely to go up. It means children do not reach their full height, but also that their cognitive capacities are affected, which becomes a permanent burden on the whole society,” the […]

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Reports suggest a North African terror cell was planning to attack Hannover with assault rifles and suicide vests.

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Organizers plan to have more than 10,000 flu shots available.

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More Paris Puzzles Paul Craig Roberts Some people who are not inclined to believe the official story of the Paris attack are troubled by the question why Muslim suicide bombers would blow themselves up for a false flag attack. The answer to this question is very simple. But first we should dispose of the question…

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We discuss a fictional novel called Stock Options Revisited, in which our economies have run dry and bankers and rentiers have sought to earn by mirage. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Satyajit Das, author of “Extreme…

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Earlier this morning, as I was just minding my own business reading what appeared to be an uneventful Wall Street Journal article titled, Justice Department Gets Tougher on Corporate Crime, I came across a stunning revelation. Before getting into it, I should provide…

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