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Who killed millions in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan? Who's bombing Iran right now? The empire doesn't call itself an empire. It never does. But the map doesn't lie. The bodies don't lie. You've always known who the invaders are. You just weren't supposed to say it.
Investigation
"How dare you tell me this?" That's what EU chief prosecutor Laura Kövesi said when a senior Commission official asked her to soften her public messaging on corruption. In six years, her office has opened 3,600 cases and frozen over a billion euros.
Investigation
We fight for freedom, always somewhere else. We bomb for democracy, always over there. The freedom is for export. The misery is for domestic use.
We march on Saturday, post on Sunday, work on Monday. The numbers keep growing. The results keep shrinking. What changed? They learned to absorb us. The day we scare them again is the day we stop asking and start stopping.
Who killed millions in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan? Who's bombing Iran right now? The empire doesn't call itself an empire. It never does. But the map doesn't lie. The bodies don't lie. You've always known who the invaders are. You just weren't supposed to say it.
"How dare you tell me this?" That's what EU chief prosecutor Laura Kövesi said when a senior Commission official asked her to soften her public messaging on corruption. In six years, her office has opened 3,600 cases and frozen over a billion euros.
We fight for freedom, always somewhere else. We bomb for democracy, always over there. The freedom is for export. The misery is for domestic use.
Russia invaded Ukraine. America invaded Iran. Both claimed self-defense. Both killed civilians. The only difference is which empire's news you watch.
An American president started a war that killed thousands. The world issued statements. Here's why no institution on Earth can stop US military power.
Independent investigative journalism exposing EU corruption, imperial expansion, and corporate extraction. 19+ investigations documenting what mainstream media won't.
Russia invaded Ukraine. America invaded Iran. Both claimed self-defense. Both killed civilians. The only difference is which empire's news you watch.
An American president started a war that killed thousands. The world issued statements. Here's why no institution on Earth can stop US military power.
This is not a war about nuclear weapons. It is not about terrorism. It is a war about energy, who controls it, who profits from it, and who pays. You pay. Oil at $115, gas up 30%, fertilizer prices surging, food costs coming. Welcome to the energy war.
Joe Kent, 11 deployments, Gold Star husband, Trump's counterterrorism chief, just resigned. His reason: there was no imminent threat. Israel ran a "misinformation campaign." And America First put Israel first.
Four years of sanctions on Russia, suspended in two weeks because America's war on Iran broke the oil market. The rules-based order has an asterisk.
Friedrich Merz stood silent as Trump threatened Spain. Pedro Sánchez said "No to war." Investigation documents European complicity in America's war on Iran, and the one leader who refused to be a vassal.
It is March 2026. Missiles rain on Tehran. Shareholders celebrate. Lockheed hits all-time highs while Rheinmetall triples in value. Welcome to the perfect industry, where cost overruns increase profits, generals become board members, and failure is always rewarded with more money.
Benjamin Netanyahu spent thirty years warning about Iran. Now he's bombing it, with American money, American weapons, and American soldiers dying in the process. This is his war. He built it. He owns it.
Von der Leyen backs regime change. Merz calls it "dirty work." Starmer opens British bases. 600 dead. Europe's complicity in the Iran war laid bare.
They were at the negotiating table on Thursday. By Saturday, bombs were falling on Tehran and the Supreme Leader was dead. This isn't a strike. It's a war. And Europe is applauding.
Russia invaded Ukraine for wanting to join the West. China is strangling Japan for suggesting it might defend Taiwan. Trump slaps tariffs on allies who don't comply. Different weapons, but the same logic: submit or suffer.
The Supreme Court ruled Trump's tariffs unconstitutional. His response? Call the justices, including two he appointed, "an embarrassment to their families," accuse them of being "swayed by foreign interests," and raise tariffs anyway.
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