Archives for أبريل 2019

Former Commander Reveals Turkey’s Close Ties with ISIS in Syria

A former ISIS commander nicknamed the “ISIS ambassador to Turkey” has revealed the terror groups expansive liaisons with Turkish Intelligence.

بواسطة Nafeez Ahmed
Turkey-backed Syrian rebels and Turkish troops secure the Bursayah hill, which separates the Kurdish-held enclave of Afrin from the Turkey-controlled town of Azaz, Syria, Jan. 28, 2018. (AP Photo)

In an explosive interview, a former ISIS commander has claimed that the terror group cooperated directly with Turkish state intelligence agencies for years on areas of “common interest”. The source said that senior Turkish government officials had numerous meetings with ISIS representatives to coordinate activities and that this also involved

Assange Arrest: The Turning Point is Here — Don’t Let Empire Win

Will we wait until they come for us because our homes are built atop resources they wish to plunder, because we shared information online they found objectionable, because we dared to question why madmen are in control of our country and much of the world?

بواسطة Whitney Webb

LONDON (Opinion) -- This morning, the London-based branch of Empire made good on its threat and boldly moved to begin dismantling the vestiges of democracy and press freedom that still remain, vestiges that have allowed people throughout the Western world to pretend that their government and politicians still respect their rights and the rule of

The Latest on Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange’s Arrest, US Extradition

Following nearly seven years and a protracted effort by US intelligence agencies, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested by London Police.

Wikileaks | Julian Assange Arrested

Latest | London Judge Michael Snow has found Assange guilty of breaching his bail at Westminster Magistrates' Court after Assange appeared in a courtroom packed with supporters. Assange faces a sentence of up to one year for the conviction and has serious charges pending in the United

Despite Human Rights Abuses in Yemen, Saudi Soldiers Receive UK Military Training

The British state has been under criticism for not halting arms sales to Saudi Arabia following multiple reports of human rights abuses and one of the worst human tragedies involving civilian deaths due to hunger in Yemen.

Children's backpacks lie at the site a day after Saudi Arabia conducted an airstrike on a school bus in Saada, Yemen on Friday, Aug. 10, 2018. The United Nations has called for an investigation into a Saudi-led coalition airstrike in the country's north that killed nearly 30 children. Kareem al-Mrrany | AP

More than 40 Saudi military cadets have been receiving training in British military colleges amid human rights abuse reports against the Gulf state’s forces in Yemen, local media reported on Wednesday, Anadolu reports. According to the information received through freedom of information channels by The Guardian, the cadets are being trained at

Assange Ecuadorian Extradition Noose Tightens with INA Papers as Latest Slipknot

There has been an undeniable string of red flags indicating that Ecuador’s Moreno is indeed working with both the U.K. and U.S. to hand Assange over to authorities.

بواسطة Jimmysllama
Assange | Ecuador

QUITO, ECUADOR -- On Monday, Ecuador’s Foreign Minister Jose Valencia denied recent allegations that his government is working with the U.K. to expel Julian Assange from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. Last week, WikiLeaks announced that "a high-level source within the Ecuadorian state" had informed them that Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno was

Venezuela Walks from OAS as Body Violates Charter in Support of US-Backed Coup

“You have converted the OAS into an empty shell that has violated its own principles and you’re now proving that our decision to resign was the correct one. We are leaving the OAS and we will never come back. — Venezuela representative Asbina Marin

Asbina Marin | OAS

WASHINGTON -- In a bid to legitimize Washington’s flailing coup attempt in Venezuela, the Organization of American States (OAS) has recognized faux-President Juan Guaido’s lackey Gustave Tarre as the new representative from Venezuela. Reporter Anya Parampil, who was at the meeting in Washington on Tuesday, noted that “Five of the 18 countries