13 January 2012 | Afghanistan, War crimes | Thomas L. Knapp
From Three Against Hitler, by Rudi Wobbe and Jerry Borrowman: Near our home was a shoe store, owned and run by a Jew. Even before 1933 his store windows and swastikas had been painted on the walls and door. But, after the “takeover,” the Nazis demolished his store in broad daylight. They broke all the [...]
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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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28 September 2011 | Liberals, News, Troop Support, US Military, War crimes | Matt Barganier
A mere day after the forces of light and progress ensured that no American can be deprived of his or her God-given right to kill foreigners, a new crisis of conscience emerged. A Chicago Sun-Times editorial from Sept. 21 has the details: Give military women equal abortion rights Every woman who gets health insurance though [...]
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08 January 2011 | Afghanistan, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Intervention, Iraq, News, Pakistan, War crimes | L. Reichard White
ALLAN NAIRN: Well, now, as the U.S. is losing its edge economically, it has one clear comparative advantage. And that’s in killing. And it’s using it. Obama has increased the attacks on Afghanistan, Pakistan. Brookings Institution last year estimated that for every one militant, as they put it, killed in Pakistan, the U.S. drones kill [...]
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29 November 2010 | Censorship, Civil liberties, Fox News, Media, News, Propaganda, radio, War at Home, War crimes | Angela Keaton
Scott Horton, host of Antiwar Radio was the featured guest tonight (11/29) on Fox Business News’ Freedom Watch, hosted by Judge Andrew Napolitano. The show airs daily Monday through Friday at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific. Scott discussed the latest Wikileaks release. Judge Napolitano’s earlier interviews with Justin Raimondo can be found here and here. Watch the [...]
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25 November 2010 | Antiwar movement, Culture, Empire, Intervention, Iraq, Media, non-violence, UK, War crimes | L. Reichard White
The first [British anti-Iraq-war] march in which I took part must have numbered something like a million. …this huge crowd, which was being really very crudely manhandled by the police at the edges. We stopped. We were all wedged together and looking into Downing Street, where the Prime Minister’s residency is. And nobody seemed to [...]
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