Max Parry

Max Parry is an independent journalist and geopolitical analyst. His work has appeared in CounterPunch, Greanville Post, OffGuardian, Global Research, Dissident Voice, and more. Max may be reached at [email protected] 

Ataque terrorista de Nueva Zelanda: la conexión con Israel

La prensa corporativa tiene razón al afirmar que Tarrant y Breivik siguen las prácticas del movimiento xenófobo anti-Islam en aumento en Europa, América del Norte y ahora Oceanía, pero el elemento clave que evitan mencionar deliberadamente es su fuerte afinidad colectiva por el estado de Israel.

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Ever since the news broke on March 15 of two consecutive mass shootings at the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre in Christchurch, New Zealand, corporate media has been determined to establish that suspect Brenton Tarrant acted alone in the terrorist attacks that took the lives of 50 innocent Muslim worshippers and wounded 50

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Syria, Then and Now: Liberated of Western-backed Terrorism

Saudi soft power and the U.S. art elite have joined forces in a troubling alliance for a cultural campaign of disinformation aimed at U.S. art-going audiences.

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Syria, Then and Now: Stories from #Refugees a Century Apart,

In a surprise turn of events, last month U.S. President Donald J. Trump made the abrupt unilateral announcement that American troops would begin to withdraw from Syria. The unexpected decision provoked the wrath of the foreign policy establishment and bipartisan ‘war party’ in Washington who immediately denounced it as a premature, reckless move

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Why France’s Yellow Vest Protests Have Been Ignored by the US «Resistance”

To the surprise of no one, mainstream pundits have stoked fears of ‘Russian interference’ behind the unrest.

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France | yellow Vest Protests

In less than two months, the yellow vests (“gilets jaunes”) movement in France has reshaped the political landscape in Europe. For a seventh straight week, demonstrations continued across the country even after concessions from a cowing President Emmanuel Macron while inspiring a wave of similar gatherings in neighboring states like Belgium and the

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