The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Spielberg's Shoah Foundation Documents Guatemala Genocide
“My children were still little,” said Osorio. “They grabbed them like cats and smashed them against a pine tree.”
Phi Beta Iota: Unstated is the role the US Government played in arming, training, and encouraging the Guatemalan military in its “anti-communist” crusade.
Since the end of World War 2, the United States has:
Continue reading “William Blum: USA – Exporting War & Repression”
It's Been 50 Years Since the Biggest US-Backed Genocide You've Never Heard Of
As many as 1 million people were killed by Indonesia's Cold War regime—and we still don't know the full story of our government's involvement.
Continue reading “Berto Jongman: US-Sponsored Genocide — One Source of Illegal Refugees”
Are Neocons an Existential Threat?
No one dares confront the existential question of whether the United States and the world can continue to tolerate and accommodate the neoconservatives.
Some days, when I do SR by the time I am through I just feel that with the level of stupidity and greed that pervades our culture we don't deserve to survive, and probably won't. This is one of those stories.
Scientists Find Alarming Deterioration In DNA Of The Urban Poor
As you read this think about what has happened to the United States from the time of the Marshall Plan when people around the world looked to the U.S. as an exemplar of what a modern society should be, until today when we are the most feared nation in the world, the number one threat to peace. This didn't happen to us, we did it to ourselves, and only we can undo it.
The #1 threat to peace in the world? World polling suggests it’s the United States
In early 2014, Gallup International/WIN released its annual global survey based on research conducted the previous year. The most striking statistic was that 24 percent of people around the world believe that the U.S. poses the greatest threat to peace. The runners-up were far behind: eight percent of respondents thought Pakistan was the greatest threat, while six percent thought it was China. And only five percent of those surveyed thought Iran was a threat to world peace. The numbers are based on interviews with 1,000 people in 65 different nations. (The survey published this year did not contain the same question.)
Exclusive: For years, U.S. politicians have rejected allegations of Israeli racism and excused mistreatment of the Palestinians as a temporary necessity that would be fixed by a two-state solution. But Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has destroyed those arguments in his panic to keep his job, reports Robert Parry.
