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Iran has won, jamming Trump’s bombs right up his Strait of Hormuz
How did the mullahs win? Even that flower child Jimmy Carter said the US must use military force to keep open the Strait of Hormuz, this outlet for the world’s flow of oil.
In his 1980 State…
The Self-Undoing of Israel: Has Zionism Crossed the Point of No Return?
Iran ‘Gone Wild’ in Dimona: Is Tehran Using Israel-US Madman Doctrine?
The wording is familiar. The urgency is always absolute. The implication is unmistakable: Israel is…
Shooting from the Lipp - MAGA disengagement
While the Department of Warmongering promises no more “stupid rules of engagement,” many MAGAs are disengaging from Isramerica’s…
On the Road to Armageddon
I had thought the United States government had hit a new low point last week when the Federal Commission of Fine Arts…
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On March 19, Ukrainian authorities in Kyiv illegally detained Yurii Sheliazhenko—a respected peace advocate, conscientious objector, and member of the Veterans For Peace Advisory Board.
He has presented at two Free Press salons in the past.
Yurii is also:
- Executive Secretary of the Ukrainian Pacifist Movement
- A council member of the International Peace Bureau
- A board member of World Beyond War
He has dedicated his life to nonviolent resistance, human rights,…
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Additional Articles
Trump and Netanyahu’s Hubris: From Miscalculation to Quagmire
The United States and Israel entered the war with Iran on a critical strategic assumption—one closely associated with the confrontational and leader-centric worldview of Donald Trump: that the regime was sufficiently fragile that…
Gay of Hormuz
La tercera guerra mundial
Spanish translation of "World War 3"
Los ataques de Israel y Estados Unidos —el imperio Epstein— contra un total de ocho países en los últimos dos años y medio constituyen la primera andanza hacia una Tercera Guerra Mundial y acarrea…
Leslie Wexner made his fortune selling underwear – or was it something far more sinister?
Leslie Wexner made his fortune selling underwear. Something most of Central Ohio weirdly took pride in, but now it is unraveling, and it was the Free Press’s Bob Fitrakis who was first to question how an underwear salesman could become one of the…