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John Bolton | Achieving 'life's work' by axing international deals

As his power and influence grow, the national security adviser is helping to tear up international agreements he’s railed against for...

Hungary court acquits 'morally incorrect' journalist who kicked refugees

Supreme court rules Petra László was incorrectly charged over 2015 incident on the Hungarian-Serbian border. A Hungarian television...

White privilege? 400,000 white South Africans live in “squatter camps”

A squatter camp located in Pretoria, South Africa is experiencing serious problems and the dark side of living in these places has reared...

When Muslim cousins marry each other and produce inbreds

There is a dire phenomenon rising in Europe that is crippling entire societies and yet the continent sleeps, refusing not only to...

Man who abused 9/11 widow identified and fired from job

A 9/11 widow was harassed by an extreme leftist protester in Portland, OR. The incident occurred on Oct. 13 after a “flash march for Law...

Leftist to 9/11 widow: "Your husband should f**ing rot in the grave"

A left-wing protester was caught on video harassing an alleged 9/11 widow and telling her that her late husband should “rot in the grave”...

Shop closed down after owner sold his own urine instead of traditional camel urine

The following happened in 2015, but is still worth a read. Saudi authorities have closed down a shop selling traditional camel urine...

The Muslim Brotherhood

Mustafa Kemal (later given the last name Atatürk, or father of the Turks). The hero of Gallipoli, who blunted and then defeated the...

Bisha – Allah's ordeal by fire

The Bisha (Bisha’a) is a unique ritual practiced by the Bedouin tribes of the Sinai and Negev for the purpose of lie detection when one...

Brunson release spotlights the rot in Turkish politics and judiciary

On October 12, 2018, a Turkish court freed U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson whose arrest on terrorism charges just over two years ago had...

What the media aren’t telling you about Jamal Khashoggi

A one-time regime insider turned critic of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — the de As someone who spent three decades working closely...

When steel turns to clay | Why the once-proud South African military is in terminal decline

In the post-colonial history of Africa two armed forces stand out, namely those of Rhodesia and South Africa.

Raki bottles tell story of Turkey's changes

The story of Raki under the Justice and Development Party (AKP) is the story of Turkey's Islamic conservative transformation and downfall...

Remembering Mandela, without rose-colored glasses

”Go safely Umkhonto. Umkhonto we Sizwe. We the members of the Umkhonto have pledged ourselves to kill them - kill the whites.” These are...

NATO’s challenge is Germany, not America

As the most populous and most affluent of European nations, Germany insidiously dominates Europe During the recent NATO summit meeting, a...

Iran unveiling its first 'indigenous' warplane

Iran unveiled what it called its first domestic fighter jet at a defense show in Tehran on Tuesday. The country’s president said it would...

-'Tourists go home, refugees welcome' | Why Barcelona chose migrants over visitors-

Around 150,000 people in Barcelona marched to demand that the Spanish government allow more refugees into the country. Shortly afterwards, “Tourists go home, refugees welcome” started appearing on the city’s walls; soon the city was inundated with protestors marching behind the slogans “Barcelona is not for sale” and “We will not be driven out”.