Egypt’s Transition to SCAF Has US Support

America's political leaders constantly point to Egypt with pride, as a self-congratulatory example of how they are on the side of democracy and the Arab Spring. Hidden from the stump speeches for a miserably ignorant American public was how the U.S. supported the...

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Don’t Attack Iran!

From War Is A Crime: An Appeal to United States and Israeli Air, missile and drone crews to stand down from orders to attack Iran. We are at an historic moment when decisions are being made in the United States and Israel on whether and when to attack Iran. These will...

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Antiwar.com’s Week in Review | November 13, 2011

IN THIS ISSUE IAEA report on Iran prompts war talk Israel is concerned about Palestinian progress at U.N. War in Af-Pak for the foreseeable future Assorted news from the empire What’s new at the blog? Opinion and analysis Antiwar Radio Events IAEA on Iran Prompts Tug...

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No, the U.S. War in Latin America is Not a Success

Yesterday's headline in the Independent is an example of how U.S. policy towards Colombia has been labeled by some as at least a partial success. It reads: "Is this the grisly end of Colombia's civil war?" The event that prompted such vaunted optimism was the killing...

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Obama Gives UAE New Weapons ‘To Counter Iran’

I've said it until I'm blue in the face, but I guess I'll say it again: Iran is operating out of a perception of threat and provocative militarism towards Iran will only increase the likelihood that they decide to seek a deterrent (That said, of course, the recent...

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Al Qaeda Obtained Weapons From Libya

As'ad AbuKhalil, for those who don't know, is a Lebanese-American professor of political science at California State University. On his blog today, he cited a news source in Arabic, which I can't read, but he summarizes it for us: This is not in the US media but is...

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Libya’s ‘dark shadow of tyranny’

President Barack Obama, Octobert 20, 2011: One year ago, the notion of a free Libya seemed impossible. But then the Libyan people rose up and demanded their rights...The new government is consolidating the control over the country...So this is a momentous day in the...

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