Pepe Escobar and first posted at Strategic Culture
Pepe notes: Finally out. Written in rage in the middle of the night Saturday-Sunday in St. Petersburg. No holds barred.
A symbol was shattered. A legend is born. The Resistance, more than ever, won’t back down.
That was framed not by a Shi’ite, but by a Lebanese Christian leader, encapsulating how… Continue reading
They won’t eat that sandwich because it is one of deceit. Consider that I abandoned all gentility here.
In the US, I was horrified to see that they put mayonnaise on sandwiches. In Africa, we put rich creamy farm butter on sandwiches. Netanyahu put feces on his and here he is trying to sell his fetid,… Continue reading
By Elijah J. Magnier at ejmagnier.com.
The Israeli strikes, both security and military-related, must be critically examined, particularly in light of their success in various regions and against multiple targets. These strikes eventually led to the assassination of Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, despite the stringent security measures in place to protect him.
Since becoming a declared… Continue reading
The world is being pushed to the abyss of a Third World War, one that could bring the final destruction of the planet and humanity.
Editorial from Strategic Culture
Last week, the 79th General Assembly of the United Nations was held on the brink of world war. It should prompt pause and inquiry why an organization formed… Continue reading
By Nico Cost for GlobalSouth.co
There are books full of them, but let me just keep it practical. We all experience stress to some degree in our lives. We cause it ourselves and it is caused by what happens to us. Our own stress is partly conscious and partly unconscious. What happens to us is beyond… Continue reading
https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/hezbollah-set-for-long-battle–we-shall-emerge-victorious–d
In a televised address, Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem extended heartfelt condolences to the Lebanese people and the broader Islamic and Arab communities on the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, saying, “I am addressing you in the most painful and saddest moments of my life, having lost a brother, a beloved [comrade], and a man… Continue reading
Lord Bebo, a prolific X commentator, put this scenario together.
-> That’s how Israel killed Nasrallah and other high lever personell: 1) Netanyahu promised a ceasefire deal with Lebanon if Iran does not attack Israel 2) The west negotiated with Iran not to retaliate against Israel, else there’s no ceasefire 3) Iran told Nasrallah that a… Continue reading
Dr Mohammad Marandi sits down with Laith Marouf under the buzzing sounds of Zionist drones hovering over Beirut, Lebanon, and they have an heart to heart about the loss of Sayyed Nasrallah, and the sacrifices expected on the path to the assured liberation from Zionism and Imperialism.
This is a valuable interview with Alastair Crooke by Larry Johnson.
They discuss:
Ideological roots of Benjamin Netanyahu
History of Hezbollah
Potential Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon
*Note this interview was recorded shortly before the reported assassination of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah
This is a long video: If you want to directly go to the issues… Continue reading
Like a river undisturbed while traversing a rocky wilderness, China silently flows away on its path to peaceful primacy.
By Pepe Escobar at Strategic Culture Foundation.
Leading website Guancha has published the transcript of a first-class lecture at Renmin University on China-U.S. relations by Martin Jacques, author of When China Rules the World. Jacques is one of the very few… Continue reading
https://www.mid.ru/en/foreign_policy/news/1972590/
In the evening of September 27, the Israeli Air Force delivered a series of heavy air bomb strikes against a densely populated district in the south of Beirut.
According to the IDF, it targeted Hezbollah’s main operational headquarters. On the same day, the Israeli Air Force carried out a massive bombing of the Lebanon capital’s southern… Continue reading
Listening and assessing the UN High Level week: My initial question was why does the leadership of Russia and the leadership of China say that we still need the UN? And that question is answered. BRICS is too small. The UN is still the only organization in the world that brings the world together, although… Continue reading
