Iran as a SCO protagonist and at the center of the New Silk Roads restores it to a rightful historic role. By the middle of the first millennium B.C., Northern Iranians ruled the core of the steppes in Central Eurasia. By that time the Scythians had migrated into the Western steppe, while other steppe Iranians made inroads as far away as China.
Scythians – a Northern (or “East”) Iranian people – were not necessarily just fierce warriors. That’s a crude stereotype. Very few in the West know that the Scythians developed a sophisticated trade system, as described by Herodotus among others, linking Greece, Persia and China. Continue reading
Greg Hunter – Is America going to have a conflict with Iran? It looks like it is not. Trump is going to increase the already stiff tariffs on that Persian Gulf nation. One sure sign that is true is former National Security Advisor John Bolton is reportedly upset the U.S. will not be bombing Iran over the drone attack on Saudi Arabia oil installations.
Joseph P Farrell – There’s something in the news that I’m not going to talk about, because quite frankly, I’m sick of politics. And that’s the attack on the oilfield in the (out)House of Saud. I’m not going to talk about it because while driving around yesterday morning and listening to the news, most of the consensus emerging was pointing the finger to Iran.
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Alexandra Bruce – Daniel Estulin, author of In the Shadows of a Presidency joins The Power Hour host, Daniel Brigman to discuss what’s really going on behind the scenes in the world. Estulin spent 24 years in Russian military counterintelligence and he’s not a conspiracy theorist.