On February 3rd, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was murdered in his home in Zintan, Libya. Four unidentified gunmen invaded the property and opened fire. The 53 year-old son of the late Muammar Gaddafi is reported to have tried to fight back,
Where to even begin? Implied murders? Missing babies? A reinforcement of Pizzagate…? And plenty of ambiguity and continued enigma. And that’s barely scratching the surface. The release of some three million files relating to Jeffrey Epstein on January 30th kicked up
Some kind of US attack on Iran seems to be imminent. Iran hasn’t been out
Have you illegally invaded another country and waged war? Do you stand convicted of war
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“Venezuela’s struggle is Israel’s struggle…” Guess who said that? It sounds like something Netanyahu would say. But no, it wasn’t him.
The killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis by ICE agents could be a turning point, according to some. Then again, maybe
The protests in Tehran have been somewhat overshadowed by what the US just did in Venezuela. But the situation appears to be
So, no one really needs a recap of what transpired in Caracas on the third day of the new year. Essentially, US
On September 1st 1918, Damascus fell. Or was liberated – depending on your perspective. It fell to the Arab Revolt, carried out
I’ve been fascinated by historic letters and correspondence for some time; and I wrote a post covering some of this a while ago. Letters, particularly communications never meant for public consumption, provide a fascinating insight into significant historic or cultural events, times or figures. They also can help to humanise
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It is not all that often that something happens that seems to conveniently bring together so many of the different subjects I’ve been talking about recently. In this case, concerning Theresa May and the DUP, this article manages to string together multiple subjects I’ve been posting about previously, including false-flag
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“Every person has two homelands,” the French archaeologist Andre Parrot once commented; “His own and Syria”. T.E Lawrence (of Arabia), who spent a great deal of time exploring Syria, wrote specifically of Palmyra; “Nothing in this scorching, desolate land could be so refreshing”. It might also have been Lawrence who
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If you happened to enter a hotel lobby or some
I wasn’t intending to post a full article on Musk’s
Amid all the speculation surrounding the shoot-down of Malaysian Airlines
Queen Nefertiti has remained one of the most fascinating, elusive
A strange object is in our Solar System and is
Film
The passing of Peter O’Toole in December was a sad
As Episode 8 of the Star Wars saga hits cinemas and
Whether it’s the journey from Trevorrow‘s ‘Duel of the Fates’
There has been, ever since The Force Awakens came out,
You never forget your first love, they say. Carrie Fisher
Comics
Music
For at least two months after Chris Cornell died a
Following, somewhat fortuitously from an article here a few weeks
Along with the twentieth anniversary of Live Through This, a
The news that broke yesterday that Mark Lanegan had died
While Glastonbury has been getting headlines recently, it’s worth saying