The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Zionist Agents Drove Mass Jewish Exodus From Arab Countries, According To Israeli Historian Robert Inlakesh In a recently published memoir, written by Israeli-British historian, Avi Shlaim, new evidence was published on a series of false-flag attacks that were carried out by Zionists who were working on behalf of the Mossad in 1950-51. The information presented adds to the evidence that counters one of Tel Aviv’s top propaganda points, which it uses to justify the murder and mass expulsion of Palestinian civilians in 1948. Written in professor Avi Shlaim’s new memoir, entitled ‘Three Worlds: Memoirs of an Arab-Jew’, emerges new evidence that Zionist agents helped drive the mass exodus of some 125,000 Jews from Iraq. According to Shlaim’s sources, three out of five major bombing attacks against the Jewish community in Baghdad — where roughly a third of the population was Jewish — were carried out by a group of Zionists who were working on behalf of Israeli intelligence officer, Max Bi

From Dodgy Dossiers to the Sacking of Whitlam: The British Empire Stands Exposed Matthew Ehret I used to believe as many do, in a story called “the American Empire”. Over the last decade of research, that belief has changed a bit. The more I looked at the top down levers of world influence shaping past and present events that altered history, the hand of British Intelligence just kept slapping me squarely in the face at nearly every turn. Who controlled the dodgy Steele dossier that put Russiagate into motion driving a four year campaign to impeach President Trump?  British Intelligence . How about the intelligence used to justify the bombing of Iraq?  That was British Intelligence too. How about the Clash of Civilizations strategy used to blow up the middle east over decades?  That just so happened to be British Intelligence’s own Sir Bernard Lewis. How about the CFR takeover over of American foreign policy during the 20th century?  That is the British Roundtable Movement in America  

Who Really Runs the Middle East? By Cynthia Chung  Afghanistan is on many people’s minds lately, though the sentiment is rather mixed. Some think of it as a cause for celebration, others for deep concern, and then there are those who think it an utter disaster that justifies foreign re-entry. Most of the western concern arises out of 9/11 and the Taliban’s supposed connection to this through Al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, however, as Scott Ritter (who was the lead analyst for the 7 th  Marine Amphibious Brigade on the Soviet war in Afghanistan)  wrote : “ The entire Afghan conflict must be examined considering this reality – everything is a lie. Every battle, every campaign, every contract written and implemented – everything was founded in a lie… Admiral McRaven, when speaking of the operation to kill Bin Laden, noted that there wasn’t anything fundamentally special about that mission in terms of the tactics. ‘I think that night we ran 11 or 12 [other] missions in Afghanistan,’ McRaven