The proxy war against Iran being fought by the US and Nato in Syria

The proxy war against Iran being fought by the US and Nato in Syria

Western intervention in Syria – and Russia and China's opposition to it – can only be understood as part of a proxy war against Iran, which disastrously threatens to become a direct one.

What the United States will leave behind as it scuttles from Afghanistan

What the United States will leave behind as it scuttles from Afghanistan

The US has an army of 90,000 soldiers in Afghanistan and is spending $100 billion a year, but has still been unable to defeat 20,000-25,000 Taliban who receive no pay at all.

What you need to know about Iran's "new Hitler" and his military might

What you need to know about Iran's "new Hitler" and his military might

American political officials and commentators feel free to insist, with a straight face, that Iran is an aggressor nation posing such a serious threat to the U.S. that war may be necessary to stop it.

The war-addicts can't kick the habit: an attack on Iran must be stopped

The war-addicts can't kick the habit: an attack on Iran must be stopped

This time the target is Iran, the pretence the regime's imminent possession of nuclear weapons. But some things will remain the same – it will lead to slaughter and end in disaster.

Fact Sheet: How Iran is threatening the United States, Britain, Israel and world peace

Fact Sheet: How Iran is threatening the United States, Britain, Israel and world peace

The world seems to be moving towards the third major war in the Middle East region within ten years, this time in Iran. This fact sheet reveals how much of a threat Iran is to world peace.

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National Don't Attack Iran Campaign

Following the launch of the Don't Attack Iran campaign, events are being organised around the country by local Stop the War groups and supporters - meetings, die-ins, sit-ins, mock air raids, street speeches, vigils, petitoning.

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Since Obama took office three years ago, between 282 and 535 civilians have been credibly reported as killed including more than 60 children. Rescuers and funeral attendees of the victims are now regularly targeted

For far too long now Israel has been headed by leaders who don't hesitate to take the country on yet another dangerous, purposeless adventure. We must tell them now, loudly: We are a-f-r-ai-d, says Israeli writer Gideon Levy.

There's no doubting the Israeli appetite for war with Iran, but the US is urging them not to attack unilaterally, hoping that punitive sanctions will satisfy Israel for now.

The United States is running an empire and its goals will generally conflict with many people's aspirations for democracy and national self-determination.

The war in Afghanistan is lost and Afghans are coming to terms with the return of their former Taliban rulers, and might even welcome some stability and order after 10 years of Nato-induced chaos.

Obama's anti-negotiating stance has made an escalating sanctions regime the only available course short of war, one that is likely to lead to war -- unintended or otherwise -- says a former Obama advisor.

With US courts demanding to see the worldwide accounts of Twitter, Google and Yahoo, the threat to Assange and Bradley Manning extends to any internet user anywhere.

If 775 isn't a huge number to Obama, then 56 is practically a fraction. That's the number of children executed by US drones in the first 20 months of the Obama administration.

When one of Obama's drones kills someone it must be because they are terrorists: if they are dead they must be guilty.

Thur 9 Feb Protest Big Brother state

87-year-old John Catt is challenging the surveillance state, 9am, Royal Courts of Justice, London.  More details...

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