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Documentary: Wanted For War Crimes In Yemen – Saudi Royals

An Alistair Reign video report that takes a look at the war raging in Yemen – an attack on the Middle East’s poorest country – by the wealthiest, influential country of Saudi Arabia. Includes news coverage on the funeral bombing in Sana’a on October 8, [continue reading].

Rare Video: Full Interview with Bashar al-Assad of Syria

‘West crying for refugees with one eye, aiming gun with the other,’ Assad claimed in his rare interview with RT, a Russian media outlet. Bashar al-Assad spoke about global and domestic terrorism threats and the need for a united front against “jihadism”. He [continue reading].

USA: My Search For A Person, Place Or Thing The Donald Likes

My search began at Trump’s Twitter where I hoped to find a lead. As it turns out his Twitter timeline, and those 66 LIKES – are all of himself. What I did find there, was enough people, places and things that Donald doesn’t like to write a novel. So next I [continue reading].

USA: Think Trump Cannot Win Election – Think Again

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at a event at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, Thursday, Jan. 28, 2016. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Trump can win this thing. First the Republican nomination, and then the presidency. Here’s how it happens. The nomination is actually the easy bit: The prediction markets already have him at a 50% chance of winning the Republican nomination, far ahead of anybody else, and [continue reading].

President Maduro Picks New Scapegoat: Colombia

Now the enemy du jour is the Colombian migrant, adding a full blown humanitarian crisis — garnished with xenophobia — to Venezuela’s rolling economic disaster. By expelling Colombians, Maduro also is trampling tradition. “Venezuela has been one of the [continue reading].

🍁 CDN: Bill C-51: Charter Challenged In Court

- New powers for Canada's spy agency are unconstitutional and represent an extraordinary reversal of the traditional role of the judiciary, two national groups say in a newly filed legal challenge of the Conservative government's omnibus security bill.

OTTAWA – New powers for Canada’s spy agency are unconstitutional and represent an extraordinary reversal of the traditional role of the judiciary, two national groups say in a newly filed legal challenge of the Conservative government’s omnibus security bill. [continue reading].