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  Congress and the President Come Up with Another Week from the Dark Side Mayorkas evades accountability while Netanyahu ignores Biden           PHILIP GIRALDI Washington is a place where a clueless politician like former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi can, with a straight face and providing no evidence,  claim that  pro-Palestinian protesters in the United States are working for Russia and/or China. She has asked the FBI to investigate. But in spite of that and for a change there was also some good news coming out of the Federal Capital though it was far outweighed by the bad things that the US government does almost reflexively, clearly with little regard for possible consequences. The good news is that Ukraine and Israel,  incorrectly described  by the  New York Times  as America’s “allies,” might not soon be getting their expected fat checks and planeloads of military equipment from Washington, which will no doubt hamper their plans to weaken Russia while also killing Palestinia

  The Price of Failed Wars By Simone Ledeen January 25, 2024

 Thanks to manfred127 for recommending this video... Gaza CHANGES EVERYTHING as Russia, China Confront Neocon Agenda for Middle East PEPE ESCOBAR     Geopolitical analyst and journalist Pepe Escobar reacts to the conflict in Gaza and discusses how the neocons have a larger plan to destabilize West Asia as their influence wanes and failures mount. We break it all down in this video.   Pepe Escobar Pepe Escobar, a veteran Brazilian journalist, is the correspondent-at-large for Hong Kong-based Asia Times. His latest book is “2030.” Source: The AltWorld

  American Pravda: The Nakba   and the Holocaust  Eliminating the Entire Palestinian People RON UNZ   The Mainstream Media Recognizes the  Nakba EPub Format Two weeks ago the Sunday  New York Times Magazine  published  a long cover-story  on thirty years of failed Middle East peace efforts between Israelis and Palestinians, a tragedy that resulted in the enormous bloodshed and destruction of the last couple of months. The discussion featured three Israeli and three Palestinian academics, moderated by staff writer Emily Bazelon, and the overall tone—for better or for worse—probably reflected the historical and ideological assumptions of the liberal Zionists who dominate the editorial leadership of the  Times  and most other major American media outlets. Bazelon’s introduction ran a few paragraphs, summarizing the history of the conflict, which was portrayed as a struggle between right and right, with two unfortunate peoples battling over the same small piece of land. An early sentence s