Jim W. Dean - The past week has been full of mixed signals as some of the Trump administration people have been at odds on some of his previous foreign policy statements. During his hearing, General Mattis even named Russia as the number one threat to the US.
President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to head the Pentagon said Thursday that the United States should continue treating Tel Aviv as Israel’s capital, breaking with Republican members of Congress and intimations the incoming president could fulfill his campaign pledge to move the US embassy to Jerusalem.
Times of Israel: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hesitated in reaching a deal with a dominant local media mogul because he was worried about crossing powerful Jewish American billionaire Sheldon Adelson, who he referred to as the “gingy” in secret recordings, an Israeli TV report said Friday.
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor and Ian Greenhalgh, Managing Editor Today’s talk is not in any way intended for the general public. They are being allowed to see it and the most vocal are going to continue demonstrating why the world may well be better off without America, why America has become dangerous and unreliable, […]
Mark Regev should now be expelled from the UK and the matter must be investigated by MI5.
The low was only 22 cities with more than 1,000 CPM recorded.
Is “Mad Dog” Mattis right in saying that “[the world order is] under the biggest attack since World War II … from Russia, from terrorist groups and with what China is doing in the South China Sea”?
