What the OPCW Did and Didn’t Find in Douma
Reconsidering the Science and the Open Source Evidence.. By Adam Larson. 1. Introduction. Why The Lack of Sarin is a Problem This article considers in detail what was and wasn’t found by the OPCW (Organization for the Prohibition … Continued
Does Humanity Deserve to Be Extinct?
By Gilbert Mercier, Associate editor at The Indicter Magazine, Time is up! All humans, men and women, are guilty as charged! Guilty of abusing other species and the natural world we depend on; guilty, either by greed or ignorance, of … Continued
New fake ‘rescue’ scenes by White Helmets in Western media narrative on Syria. Stage & training scenes published as ‘real action’
White Helmets operatives training “recruits”, rehearsal stage fires and fake lifesaving …and how to pose in photographs and videos later distributed by pro-NATO press agencies as if were ‘real rescue’ imagery or footage. By Marcello Ferrada de Noli Professor Emeritus … Continued
Why Americans Need to Defend Julian Assange’s Freedom
Criminalizing the act of publishing through the Espionage Act destroys the First Amendment as the guardian of democracy. By Nozomi Hayase, PhD, Member of The Indicter‘s Editorial Board. Over 50 years ago, in his letter from the Birmingham Jail, addressing … Continued
Court Grants Julian Assange Freedom Just As U.S. Ramps Up Claims
By Andrew Kreig J.D., M.S.L., attorney and journalist. Director of JIP, Member of the Editorial Board, and Associate Editor at The Indicter Magazine. Julian Assange, center, at Ecuador’s Embassy (Photo Collage by The Indicter Magazine) A major international human rights … Continued
America’s Descent Into Despotism: Finding Our Source of Power Within
By Nozomi Hayase, Ph.D. Member of The Indicter Editorial Board The United States is in a major upheaval. Trump’s cabinet shake-up moves the country into an alarming direction. From the nomination of torturer Gina Haspel as the head of the … Continued
Logical and Geopolitical Issues in UK ‘Operation Novichok’
By Professor Marcello Ferrada de Noli, The Indicter editor-in-chief. Introduction A British M16 agent, Sergei Skripal, is found in a public bench at Salisbury, and taken to hospital with symptoms of poisoning. Simultaneously, Western media refers the event as to … Continued
SWEDHR Board of Directors ref. misattributed statements on White Helmets and alleged gas attacks in Syria
By Professor Emeritus, med. dr. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, chairman; Professor Emeritus, med. dr. Anders Romelsjö, vice-chairman; Chief physician, med. dr. Alberto Gutiérrez Mardones; Chief physician Ove Johansson, MD; Chief physician, specialist Dr Lena Oske, MD; Specialist Dr Leif Elinder, MD; Specialist … Continued
Seven Years of Killing Fields in Syria: An Imbroglio of Proxy Wars
By Gilbert Mercier, Associate Editor at The Indicter Magazine. We are reaching the seventh-year anniversary of the tragic conflict in Syria, which seems to evolve and get more complex as time goes on. If nothing else, with the recent downing … Continued
Other Massacre Stories that Fall Apart– PART III (and Conclusion) of the series “Fake News & Massacre Marketing in the Rohingya Crisis”
By Adam Larson . Editor’s Note: This is the third part of the series in The Indicter, which comprises the following sections: Part 1. Introduction to Questioning the Massacre Stories Part 2: Men in Black at Kha Maung … Continued