Mossad Main Suspect behind Attacks on Oil Tankers in Sea of Oman
Phi Beta Iota: Excellent overview of all the reasons to conclude that USA and Israel are the culprits, and lying to the world about this false flag event.
The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Mossad Main Suspect behind Attacks on Oil Tankers in Sea of Oman
Phi Beta Iota: Excellent overview of all the reasons to conclude that USA and Israel are the culprits, and lying to the world about this false flag event.
Chinese Octopus: How China Is Taking Over the Post-Soviet Space
Michael Lambert, PhD
Russian International Affairs Council
Phi Beta Iota: A superb overview not available in the West.

Helping states avoid the ‘fragility trap’
The nature of fragilities is different among countries. A common feature between fragile states is that they are mostly conflict-affected countries.
According to the U.N.-WBG Pathways for Peace study, for every $1 spent in prevention, around $16 is saved along the way. The World Bank has taken deliberate decisions to increase funds in fragile and conflict-affected situations from $7 billion $14 billion, and to increase presence of the World Bank in fragile states.

Iran at the center of the Eurasian riddle
With the dogs of war on full alert, something extraordinary happened at the 19th summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) late last week in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
Virtually unknown across the West, the SCO is the foremost Eurasian political, economic and security alliance. It’s not a Eurasian NATO. It’s not planning any humanitarian imperialist adventures. A single picture in Bishkek tells a quite significant story, as we see China’s Xi, Russia’s Putin, India’s Modi and Pakistan’s Imran Khan aligned with the leaders of four Central Asian “stans”.
Buchanan Warns, War With Iran Would Become “Trump's War”
Authored by Patrick Buchanan via Buchanan.org,
President Donald Trump cannot want war with Iran.
Such a war, no matter how long, would be fought in and around the Persian Gulf, through which a third of the world’s seaborne oil travels. It could trigger a worldwide recession and imperil Trump’s reelection.
It would widen the “forever war,” which Trump said he would end, to a nation of 80 million people, three times as large as Iraq. It would become the defining issue of his presidency, as the Iraq War became the defining issue of George W. Bush’s presidency.