Just for logistics. ISIS has been created and is managed from the British SIS-Crown...Meet The Man Who Funds ISIS: Bilal Erdogan, The Son Of Turkey's President

Meet The Man Who Funds ISIS: Bilal Erdogan, The Son Of Turkey's President While we patiently dig to find who the on and offshore "commodity trading" middleman are, who cart away ISIS oil to European and other international markets in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars, one name keeps popping up as the primary culprit of regional demand for the Islamic State's "terrorist oil" - that of Turkish president Recep Erdogan's son: Bilal Erdogan.  Read More >>

Why the West Won't Hit ISIS Where it Hurts By Tony Cartalucci The west has no intention of eradicating ISIS. ISIS is not only destined to divide and destroy Syria and Iraq. If the West has its way, the terrorist organization is destined to move into Iran, the Caucasus region of southern Russia, and Central Asia next. It is a proxy army built atop of what the United States and Saudi Arabia accomplished with Al Qaeda starting in the 1980's. The US is waging a war of, not against terror. Read More >>

Koch Brothers' Criminal Justice Reforms Aid Corporate Crooks By Dan Wright After publicly supporting criminal justice reform, Koch Industries is now tying their aid to new rules to help corporate criminals avoid prosecution. Read More >>

Monsanto's Roundup: The Whole Toxic Enchilada By Katherine Paul EFSA, the EPA's counterpart in the EU recently accounted that Glyphosate is "unlikely to cause cancer" said the authors of the new report by the European Union Food Safety Authority (EFSA).That headline seemed to fly in the face of the findings published earlier this year by the World Health Organization (WHO). But there's a glaring omission in the EFSA report. Read More >>

Who Will Fight ISIS? By Bob Burnett It's likely the US will form a new coalition to wage war on ISIS -- the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. What remains to be seen is who will do the heavy lifting in this coalition. Which nation will be willing to put boots on the ground? Read More >>

President Obama Feeds the Homeless on Thanksgiving Day: Why Don't We All Love Him? By William P. Homans Read More >>

An American in Brighton By Linh Dinh With Turkey downing a Russian plane, we move one step closer to a global war. Turkey did not act alone. The US must prevent, at any cost, the economic integration of Eurasia, for should this happen, it would be the odd man out, an irrelevant sulk standing all alone in an Arctic of his own making. Read More >>

Don't set the sweet potatoes on fire By Elizabeth Warren Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful. As I look around this morning at my own kids and grandkids, making new traditions and hopefully not setting the house on fire, I'm deeply thankful to have the opportunity to fight for families in Massachusetts and all across the country -- and I'm thankful to have you with me for those fights. Read More >>

Guest Column -- Why did Turkey shoot down a Russian Air Force jet? By Paul Craig Roberts Turkey has issued no apology and no believable explanation. Unless Erdogan has lost his mind, Washington is behind the shootdown, and the reason is Washington's desperation to decode the new Russian technology that gives Russian forces total control over a battlefield, whether on land, sea, or air. Read More >>

Now Vietnam Thumbs Nose At TPP's Unenforceable Labor Provisions By Dave Johnson TPP has special provisions for enforcement of provisions that benefit corporations, while the already weak labor, environmental and other provisions that protect other "stakeholders" get no special enforcement mechanisms. Corporations can bring their own cases to a special corporate court that sits above governments, where corporate attorneys adjudicate. Read More >>

Black Friday Blues By Martha Rosenberg without Black Friday some retailers would not exist Read More >>

November is National Adoption Awareness Month - Adoption is Exactly What We Need By Lynette Louise aka The Brain Broad November is the month to honor Adoption, but it Got Blasted under the table By Bombs, Shooters, Refugees and Politicians. Read More >>

Addressing pneumonia: The deadly childhood illness By Citizen News Service - CNS Despite being preventable, pneumonia continues to be a top killer of children under five. It also wreaks 'breath-taking' havoc in the lives of adults, particularly the elderly, and people living with HIV. According to the 2015 Pneumonia and Diarrhea Progress Report,a projected 5.9 million children around the world will die in 2015 before reaching their 5th birthday. Read More >>

Polar tourists see an icy world melt (Photo: A Swedish tourist surfs on Unstad beach in the Lofoten Islands inside the Arctic Circle)If you still think global warming is a hoax, think again. Ask yourself how this could be possible if the globe was not warming. At some point you deniers will wake up. I hope it won’t be too late for the survival of our species. What is so maddening to me is how and why the general population of intelligent people have become arbiters of sc ... Read More >>

Paul Krugman: Europe the Unready The politics of immigration are nasty everywhere — just listen to Donald Trump or Ted Cruz. But Europe is also trying to maintain open internal borders while leaving the management of external borders to national governments like that of impoverished, austerity-ravaged Greece. The alternative is to take a step back, which is already happening on border controls. European leaders are, rightly, concerned that each such move damages the whole ... Read More >>

The Winds of War 2015 and Election USA 2016 By JanStephen Cavanaugh The lack of debate on the most important issue in U.S.A. Election 2016: War or Law, to what do we entrust posterity? Read More >>

The 9/11 Blame Game By Joe Giambrone Trump vs. Jeb, the blathersphere awakens. False narratives about the 9/11 attacks have overtaken the nation's mental faculties. Without the truth there is no sanity to either US policy or its government. Read More >>

Here Is Why Erdogan's Ambush of Russian Jet Was a Massive Blunder "In shooting down the Russian SU24 Turkey’s President Erdogan has blundered badly.He has caused the Russians to reinforce in Syria and is feeding Western doubts about him.He has exposed himself to his Western allies as a dangerous and unpredictable ally.There is a very small possibility the shoot down of the SU24 took place without Erdogan’s knowledge.However the more we learn about the incident the more planned it looks........  Read More >>

Maldives - Trouble in Paradise? By James Duglous Crickton Maldives, an island nation in the Indian Ocean, is the hotbed for jihadi recruitment. It has been witnessing a gradual decline in the state of polity. With President Yameen having taken away the fig leaf of democracy in his desperation to acquire more powers, it will perhaps be easier for the international community to crack the whip on the Maldives, something it has been avoiding thus far. Read More >>

Russia slaps sanctions on Turkey after downing of jet fighter Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Thursday that Moscow is in the process of taking diplomatic and military measures against Turkey after the downing of a Russian Su-24 bomber, Sputnik reports. Moscow’s measures against Ankara may affect financial operations, investment projects as well as the work of Turkish companies in Russia. According to Medvedev, measures taken by Russia will be temporary and depend on the changing Moscow-An ... Read More >>

Juan Cole: Why did Turkey dare shoot down a Russian plane? The Turkmen in the north of Latakia province live in an area called Turkmen Mountain near the Turkish border, including the sub-districts of Rabia and Qastal Maaf.  The Turks call this area Bayirbucak.  It is alleged that Turkey and the CIA are sending weapons for the rebel groups through Turkmen Mountain.  Russia appears to have been attempting to cut off a smuggling route for CIA weapons such as T.O.W. anti-tank missil ... Read More >>

Stall Speed of SU-24 By Paul Craig Roberts What is for certain, according to the online information about the SU-24 is that 243 mph is far below the normal operating range of the aircraft. The supersonic aircraft is not intended to fly at such a low speed. It is unlikely that a pilot would be flying at or approaching stall speed as his control over the aircraft can become an issue. Read More >>

For Bernie Sanders: A Practical Plan for Free College Education That Can Work Now! By Bernard Starr Bernie Sanders'proposal for free tuition at public colleges and universities is bold and necessary to insure an educated competitive workforce ready for the 21st century global marketplace. Given the legislative paralysis of Congress, Sanders'proposal is not likely to be enacted soon. But there is a way to provide free college education now that does not require government support or endorsement.It's based on a proven model. Read More >>

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Mystery over who bombed Turkish convoy allegedly carrying weapons to militants in Syria A Turkish convoy, which according to some reports was transporting weapons to terrorist organizations, has been hit by apparent airstrikes in northwestern Syria. Footage released online by the Istanbul-based Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH) shows plumes of smoke from the burning trucks and people running about in panic. At least 20 trucks were engulfed in flames.The mission, however, wasn’t sponsored or organized by the IHH, the group said. No organization has as yet confirmed that the convoy belonged to them.  Read More >>