As talks begin Iran states, yet again, that it will not develop nuclear weapons:<\/p>\n
“Pentagon officials and Hill lawmakers are increasingly warning that prolonged Iran strikes could stress U.S. military stockpiles to the brink and make the country more vulnerable”:<\/p>\n
“These Trump administration officials are privately arguing that an Israeli attack would trigger Iran to retaliate, helping muster support from American voters for a U.S. strike”:<\/p>\n
The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:<\/p>\n
“Only about 3 in 10 of U.S. adults have ‘a great deal’ or ‘quite a bit’ of trust in Trump\u2019s judgment on the use of military force, relationships with U.S. adversaries or the use of nuclear weapons”:<\/p>\n
“Muslim schools and Muslim families are being excluded from the education savings program that we passed in the legislature last cycle, and I feel it’s discriminatory based on religion” — State Rep. Salman Bhojani (D-Euless) …<\/p>\n
… “If Texas truly believes in educational freedom, then that freedom must apply equally to all students” — a Christian teacher at a Muslim school:<\/p>\n
“Security forces have targeted groups perceived as threats to the regime, including reformist politicians, doctors, lawyers and journalists, according to human rights observers”:<\/p>\n
“Australia advises dependants of officials in Israel and Lebanon to leave amid vast US military buildup in the region”:<\/p>\n