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  Corpus Hypercubus (1954), by Salvador Dali ... a post-war vision of "the bearer of glad tidings" -- realized at the same time this book was being written The Controversy of Zion By Douglas Reed Published by Dolphin Press (Pty) LTD., Durban, South Africa, 1978. First Chapter Reprinted Here With a New Introduction Written by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics Editors' Introduction

Face of Demented Zionism yet Again Revealed: Will Americans Keep Funding It?  By Franklin Lamb Almanar News July 23, 2014 Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics Franklin Lamb The “up and coming” well-known and much admired Israeli politician and parliament member Ayelet Shaked of the ultra-nationalist Jewish Home [political party] has again branded Palestinians

Editors' Introduction   Christopher Stevens arrived in Benghazi, Libya as the US Special Representative to the National Transitional Council, in April, 2011, wielding a program of death and destruction.   At that time the main goal of Christopher Stevens and the United States government was to subjugate the sovereign nation of Libya.  More than anything else, this meant the removal

Ambassador Chris Stevens: Servant to Evil: How Propaganda Works for Empire By Eric Pottenger and Jeff Friesen Special Report for Color Revolutions and Geopolitics September 26, 2012 It is compassion and love that guides United States foreign policy in North Africa and the Middle East and there can be no doubt about it. At least that has been the strange and wonderful idea sold to

Covering Syria: The Information War By Aisling Byrne Originally published in the Asia Times July 12, 2012 Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics The narrative that has been constructed by the Western mainstream media on Syria may seem to be self-evident from the scenes presented on television, but it is a narrative duplicitously promoted and

The Neocon Propaganda Machine Pushing "Regime Change" In Syria: A Torrent of Disinformation By Aisling Byrne Originally published in Counterpunch January 6-8, 2012 Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics “War with Iran is already here,” wrote a leading Israeli commentator recently, describing “the combination of covert warfare and international pressure” being applied

Syria in Bush's Cross HairsBy Adam ZagorinOriginally published in TIME Magazine December 19, 2006Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics The Bush Administration has been quietly nurturing individuals and parties opposed to the Syrian government in an effort to undermine the regime of President Bashar Assad. Parts of the scheme are outlined in a classified, two-page

Editors' Introduction: In his revealing 2006 study on the role of the media and Western funding during Georgia's Rose Revolution, Harvard scholar David Anable wrote: In the months and years that lead up to Milosevic's defeat in the election of October 2000, Serbia's media was a complex mix of independent newspapers, magazines, television and radio stations, and an array of outlets that had been

Where Are All the Bodies Buried?: NATO Commits Acts of Aggression By Michael Parenti Originally published in Z Magazine June, 2000 Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics In March 1999, NATO forces launched an 11-week nonstop aerial attack upon Yugoslavia that violated the UN charter, NATO's own charter, the U.S. Constitution, and the War Powers Act. Yugoslavia had

Greater SerbsBy Samantha PowerOriginally published in The New RepublicAugust 7, 1995 Images and captions added by Color Revolutions and Geopolitics Nesho Malic is a Serb.  He is also a nerd.  At 18, he speaks better English than I do, better French, perhaps, than the UN sector Sarajevo commander from Nantes.  When he translates, he annoys me by claiming goat herders on "Snipers' Alley" have