The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Iraq: Insurgents conducted at least 34 coordinated attacks in 16 cities 0n 25 August. The bombings and other attacks killed 77 people and wounded nearly 400 more. Baghdad experienced five attacks. NIGHTWATCH Comment: The attacks showed the breadth of the insurgents’ operational area. They appear to be the work of a single group, apparently Sunni …
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UPDATED 17 August 2010 to add: NIGHTWATCH Extract: Iran: Ali Shadmani, head of the armed forces Department of Operations, outlined three plans that Iran could carry out in the event of an act of aggression from the United States, Iranian news website Tabnak reported 17 August. First, Shadmani said Iran would take over complete control …
My good friend Marshall Auerbach has one answer — can you “refudiate” it? Which Party Poses the Real Risk to Social Security’s Future? NewDeal2.0.org, Monday, 08/16/2010 – 5:02 pm by Marshall Auerback Hint: it’s not Republicans. Social Security remains one of the greatest achievements of the Democratic Party since its creation 75 years ago. Although Republicans …
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CIA hid terrorism prisoners from US Supreme Court August 12, 2010 by JOSEPH FITSANAKIS | intelNews.org | The Central Intelligence Agency purposefully concealed at least four terrorism detainees from the US legal system, including the Supreme Court, according to an exclusive report by the Associated Press. The news agency has revealed that the CIA secretly …
Phi Beta Iota: Free Republic came to our attention today, as a good example of the common sense of We the People. We have added them to Righteous Sites. Below found there on Grand Strategy. FPRI-Temple University Consortium on Grand Strategy • The Telegram No. 3 Can the United States Do Grand Strategy? April 2010 …
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$1 trillion wasted on wars By KEVIN RAFFERTY Aug 4, 2010 Special to The Japan Times HONG KONG — The calculator busily counting out how much money the United States has spent on wars since 2001 has raced past $1 trillion — $1,024 billion plus at the start of August. There is little point in …
By Dave Levinthal on July 29, 2010 Charles Wyly Jr. and Samuel Wyly, Texas businessmen and brothers who are among the nation’s most generous campaign donors to Republican political candidates and causes, were today hit with a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing them of fraud worth hundreds of millions of dollars. The SEC accuses the Wylys of …
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