Recep Tayyip Erdogan has had his closest collaborators let the world know that he “wants to improve relations with Israel, and hopes to sign an agreement on maritime borders with the Jewish state.” On Dec. 25, 2020, Erdogan himself called for “better ties with Israel.” He has returned the Turkish ambassador to Israel, who […]
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Pakistan joins OIC for first-ever ‘International Day to Combat Islamophobia’
Last year, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan declared at the UN: “This Assembly should declare an ‘International Day to Combat Islamophobia.’” Well, he has gotten his wish, but via the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which has fully infiltrated the United Nations. The two organizations signed a draft resolution for mutual cooperation in 2018. Pakistan […]
Sanction the Axis of Mercenary and Terrorist Evil: Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Georgia
Azerbaijan deployed thousands of mercenaries in last year’s 44-day war that it and Turkey waged against Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabagh and Armenia. Azerbaijan thereby flagrantly violated the UN’s International Convention against the Recruitment, Use, Financing and Training of Mercenaries (UNMERC) which it signed in 1997. Forty-six countries have signed UNMERC including Belgium, Cyprus, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, and Poland. These mercenaries are not […]
New United Nations report claims ‘Islamophobia’ is on the rise
“Islamophobia” is a propaganda term that is used for two unrelated phenomena: vigilante attacks against innocent Muslims, which are never justified, and honest analysis of the motivating ideology behind jihad violence and Sharia oppression of women and others. The goal of this conflation is to inhibit such analysis and intimidate people into thinking it’s wrong […]
Abe Foxman Inadvertently Makes the Zionist Case for President Trump
“I have never compromised on Israeli security, and never will,” wrote then Anti-Defamation League (ADL) National Director Abraham Foxman in his 2003 book, Never Again: The Threat of the New Anti-Semitism. Yet analysis of his views on Israel and related matters in this book raises serious questions about his previously discussed endorsement of former […]
Some Quotes to Remember for Exelauno Day
Anabasis (Greek for “a march from the coast to the interior”) is an account of a late 5th century BC military campaign in Persia, in which the Greek Xenophon led a group of 10,000 mercenary soldiers hired by the Persian king Cyrus the Younger. They were continually “marching forth” (in Greek, “exelauno” means to […]
Retaliating for Biden’s handlers’ airstrike, rockets fired at Iraqi airbase hosting US-led coalition troops
Escalation will lead to further escalation, and the endless wars will continue. “Rockets fired at Iraqi airbase hosting U.S.-led coalition troops,” by Saphora Smith, NBC News, March 3, 2021: Ten rockets were fired at an Iraqi military base hosting U.S.-led coalition troops Wednesday, the latest in a series of rocket attacks in Iraq with this […]
Spain: Illegal Muslim migrants found in EU bound containers of glass bottles and ‘toxic ash’
Over four days, Spanish authorities discovered and rescued 41 migrants who were trying to get into the EU from North Africa, some of them hiding inside a container with discarded glass bottles and a bag of “toxic ash.” The Spanish port of Melilla has already been inundated with migrants, and will continue to be. Last […]
New York Times Feature on Turkey’s Occupation of Kurdish Afrin is Journalistic Ethnic Cleansing
The New York Times recently published an article on Turkish-ruled Afrin, a formerly Kurdish area of Syria that the Kurds have fled, and now is populated by Syrian Arabs who had been living as refugees in Turkey, and then were moved into Afrin by the Turkish military. That article has been widely criticized, mainly because it […]
Under pressure from Erdogan, US swiftly condemns Kurdish PKK
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has stated that the Kurdish PKK group “bears responsibility” for the execution of 13 Turkish hostages in Iraq over the weekend. The speed at which condemnation of the PKK occurred without allowing time for analysis and investigation is worrying. It suggests a tendency toward appeasement, which is no surprise […]