06 February 2012 | Media, Propaganda, Syria | Angela Keaton
According to RT, Syrian opposition groups operate with complete impunity inside Turkey – which is a NATO member – with a green light from the Turkish government. Without arms and sponsorship from outside Syria, the opposition would never dare to take up arms against the Syrian army, Rozoff concludes.
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11 December 2011 | Israel, Media, Middle East, Newt Gingrich, Palestine, Politics | Matt Barganier
SEE UPDATE BELOW. Dave Weigel is a history buff: [Newt Gingrich's] last full-on grapple with Romney came when the former governor attacked him, in a sort of more-in-sorrow-than-anger way, for saying that the Palestinians were an “invented people.” That, said Romney, was complicating things for Israelis. “The Israelis are getting rocketed every day,” snorted Gingrich. [...]
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24 October 2011 | Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Empire, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, Intervention, Iraq, Media, Military-industrial complex, News, Obama, Pakistan, Propaganda, Somalia, Troop Support, Uganda, US Military, War crimes | L. Reichard White
On Friday, October 21, 2011, Mr. Obama, invoking one of his campaign promises, announced the complete withdrawal of all U.S. Troops from Iraq by "the [Christian] holidays." Over the weekend, he and his media arm further spun the story, claiming the deadline had been negotiated by G.W. Bush. Behind the scenes — later paragraphs — [...]
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15 October 2011 | Iraq, Media, News | Angela Keaton
Today’s APNews Break featured the welcome news that US drops keeping troops in Iraq. Reporters Lara Jakes and Rebecca Santana however managed to suck the joy from the long awaited announcement by possibly the most tasteless paragraph to come over the wire since Clinton era intern shenanigans. The decision ends months of hand-wringing by U.S. [...]
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12 October 2011 | Afghanistan, Economics, Empire, Media, Military-industrial complex, News | Angela Keaton
Abdul Aziz Khan of Urdu VOA News interviews John Glaser on military industrial profiteering during the United States Government’s war in Afghanistan.
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02 October 2011 | Civil liberties, Empire, Libertarianism, Media | Angela Keaton
Kelley B. Vlahos along with military veterans Daniel Lakemacher and Students for Liberty’s Peter Neiger will be appearing at an Antiwar Break Out Session at the 2011 Students for Liberty Philadelphia Regional Conference. The conference will be held Saturday, October 8th. Register here. Vlahos is a contributing editor for The American Conservative magazine, a Washington [...]
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