Politics | Iran

OF COURSE: Tlaib, Omar Serve As Shills For Iran’s Bloody War In Yemen

With the new Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman continuing the crackdown on the kingdom's old exporting of Wahhabist/Salafist fundamentalist Sunni Islam, many who are more sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood and political Islam, more generally, have

"But the reality is that the horrific and bloody civil war in Yemen, however tragic it may be from a collateral damage perspective, amounts to a zero-sum game between bin Salman's Saudi Arabia and the Iranian mullocracy, which is the world's number one state exporter of global jihadism."

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Saudi Arabia defends app that allows men to monitor wives, daughters

Riyadh says outcry is an attempt to politicize Absher service, after US senator joins calls for Apple and Google to remove it from stores

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Khashoggi: Qatari Asset in Life; Qatari Asset in Death - Security Studies Group

Thanks to the Washington Post, we now know that Jamal Khashoggi was never a journalist; he was a highly-partisan operative who worked with a handler to publish propaganda at the behest of Qatar. He was, in other words, an agent of influence. [...]Read Mor

Politics | Trump Politics

Statement from President Donald J. Trump on Standing with Saudi Arabia | The White House

America First! The world is a very dangerous place! The country of Iran, as an example, is responsible for a bloody proxy war against Saudi Arabia in Yemen, trying to destabilize Iraq’s fragile attempt at democracy, supporting the terror group Hezbollah

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Trump's Exit From Iran Deal: Here Are The Sanctions That May Free The Iranian People

On Tuesday, the Treasury Department released details of the sanctions that will be reimposed on Iran now that President Trump has exited the Iran nuclear deal.

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Saudis' UK-made war jets outnumber RAF's

Saudi Arabia has twice as many British-made warplanes than those that are available for the entire Royal Air Force

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New allegations renew old questions about Saudi Arabia, 9-11 - AOL.com

WASHINGTON (AP) - For years, some current and former American officials have been urging President Barack Obama to release secret files they say docu...

Politics | PC Culture

'Flags at half mast' order sparks furious public backlash

The reaction has been slammed by human rights organisations who said King Abdullah's rule saw regular public beheadings and floggings – and homosexuality punished by death.

And the rear-end kissing of the Muslim world by the cowards in the west continues. This was the leader of a country that stones women for adultery, and won't even let them drive a car. This is more European hypocrisy.