In 1961, Dwight Eisenhower warned us of the rise of the military-industrial-complex and its potential to have an overbearing influence on government.

War does not solve problems. On Monday, British-made Saudi warplanes attacked a wedding party near Mocha in Yemen. 

How can Britain pretend it’s fighting a "war on terror" when it’s involved in terrorist acts itself?

The media monitoring group, Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting, or FAIR, studied 1,617 on camera US sources on the reporting of the 2003 invasion of Iraq between March 20 and April 9, 2003.They found 71% of all US sources were pro-war, only 3% anti-war.

It is unlawful to supply a weapon to another person. Someone can even be complicit in murder if they supply the murder weapon. Why then should these laws not apply to governments supplying arms to terrorists?

In June, 2012, the New York Times reported that arms were being "funnelled" across the Turkish border into Syria in a covert operation aided by CIA officers.

Mairead Maguire and Ann Patterson, members of the Peace People of Northern Ireland, are currently visiting Iran and Syria from April 4-16 as part of an international delegation.

Why does the United States think bombing is the only solution to the problems in the world?

The Woolwich murder is tragic and a nation mourns the death and commiserates with the family of the slain man.