Francis Boyle explains why President Trump should be impeached—not for the charges of corruption and abuse of power in Ukraine, but for his war crimes in continuing the aggressive wars of the Bush and Obama administrations. Boyle thinks that Trump's behavior with Ukraine probably constitutes an abuse of power, but mostly agrees that it's just a continuation of the "Russiagate" witch hunt by the democrats. Clearly Trump's real crime is allowing Saudi Arabia to perpetrate its war of genocide by starvation against Yemen, which is only possible with American equipment, intelligence, and consent....
Close Enough For Government Work
Iran admits they accidentally shot down the airliner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKnpuBecwpU
1/10/20 Matthew Hoh on Who’s Really Responsible for American Casualties in Iraq
Scott talks to Matthew Hoh about the claim that General Soleimani and the Iranians were directly responsible for 600 American deaths in the war in Iraq, which supposedly would justify the general's recent assassination by President Trump. Hoh explains that although it's generally true that some Iranian money supported certain militant groups that the U.S. fought against in Iraq, we have little to no concrete evidence of the Iranian military ordering, planning, or supporting any attacks on American soldiers. In fact by the evidentiary standards of the anti-Iran hawks, there is far more...
Cop Kills Boy
For running away with an orange-tipped toy gun. Don't worry. This kid wasn't anyone you know personally, so it doesn't matter.
House Passes War Powers Challenge to Attack on Iran
This time it's veto-proof. Jason's got the goods for you at Antiwar.com.
Bill Clinton Sure Does Like Hanging Around With Child Rapists
Here's some pictures of him palling around with Ghislaine Maxwell and Kevin Spacey on Jeffrey Epstein's "Lolita Express."
Cop Tortures Man
This is your security force.
Pompeo’s Gulf of Tonkin Incident
Gareth the Great in the American Conservative: The fingerprints of Pompeo are all over this provocation to war. In a striking parallel to the deception that accompanied the Gulf of Tonkin crisis in 1964—in which the American public was told about an attack on a U.S. ship that never happened, precipitating the Vietnam War—Pompeo and his allies carried out a complex deception in regard to the Soleimani hit. They claimed they had to kill the second most popular leader of Iran with no advance notice to Congress because the Iranian general was planning a massive attack that put the country in...









