From PBS NewsHour: With the final military withdrawal from Afghanistan underway, a few state legislators in the U.S. are reconsidering the use of their National Guard units for undeclared foreign wars, like the campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan. Nearly half of the...
The American Empire in Asia in the 1800s (video)
Historians declare that the American empire began with the Spanish-American war in 1898. It really began decades earlier when the US Navy formed the East India Squadron in 1835 that grew into of the Asiatic Squadron in 1868. American warships deployed to Asia to...
Glenn Greenwald: Corporate Media Ignores Julian Assange Due to Professional Resentment, Jealousy
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Conflicts of Interest: New Documentary Dismantles Anti-China War Propaganda
On COI #132, Patrick MacFarlane – host of Liberty Weekly – returns to the show to discuss his new documentary, “‘Stain of the Century?’ An Investigation of Uyghur Genocide Allegations.” In the film, Pat traces the main sources behind claims of Uyghur genocide and...
Egypt’s Inauguration of New Naval Base Near Libya a Message to Turkey
Egypt inaugurated a new naval base close to the Libyan border on July 3, something that can be described as a show of force by Cairo and a demonstration of its commitment to its war-torn neighbor. Inaugurating the naval base on July 3 was not by mistake. July 3...
Biden Acknowledges ‘Over the Horizon’ Air Attacks Planned Against Taliban
On July 2, fleeing questions from reporters about U.S. plans in Afghanistan, President Joe Biden sought refuge behind the July 4th Independence Day holiday, yet obliquely acknowledged that the US will use some level of “over the horizon” air attacks to...
Conflicts of Interest: The US Case Against Assange Crumbles
On COI #131, Kyle and Will delve into the US case against Julian Assange, which was dealt a major blow after a key witness against the WikiLeaks founder admitted to lying to the FBI. An Icelander, the witness is a convicted pedophile and financial fraudster, but...
Russian Foreign Ministry: Neither NATO nor EU Says a Word About Julian Assange
In the United States, 18 criminal charges have been brought against Julian Assange, on which he faces up to 175 years in prison“And after all, not a single EU or NATO summit has even touched on the fate of Assange,” she wrote in her Telegram channel....
(Mike) Gravel Can Still Make a Mountain
The passing of former United States Senator Mike Gravel (D-AK) on June 26 was largely overshadowed by that of former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld three days later. The same need not be true of their political legacies.Fifty years to the month before, while...
Happy Birthday, Julian
Singing Happy 50th Birthday today for Julian Assange under the non-window of his cell. Grassroots activists are now before Belmarsh prison where my 8-min recording is being played at demo organized by Committee to Defend Julian Assange.


