Tag: Iran


The Twelve-Day War, targeted assassinations, and U.S.-Israeli strikes have replaced proxy violence.
This was supposed to be the calm before the storm. Where the Epstein Syndicate would schmooze the Global South gathered in New York for the – comatose – UN General Assembly and seduce them with assorted “gifts”, wooing them away from the impending Great Debacle and deflecting attention from the breathtaking speed of the collapse of Pax Americana.
Can civilisations pull together the fragments of older insights and knowing to give the context by which to make moral discourse intelligible again?
As Yemen’s Houthis ramp up the costs of war in the Gulf, Tehran is wagering on US elections to bring a political sea change

