The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Washington Refines Its False Flag Operations — Paul Craig Roberts The only benefactor of the Paris attack is the Western political establishment and Washington’s goal of unseating Assad in Syria. The Paris attack has removed the threat to the French, German, and British political establishments from the National Front, Pegida, and the UK Independence Party. …
Redefining the Broad Goals and Priorities of a New American Foreign Policy What are America’s core national security interests, and what are the real security threats we face in coming decades? Free Online Streaming Video: Robert Sheer, Gareth Porter, Heather Hurlburt, Robert Naiman, Charles Knight, Peter Leyden
William Blum 5 of 5 Stars. Truth of american foreign policy By Joan M McGreevy on June 6, 2013 [This book] was not a big surprise to me since I have been aware of the nature of our bloody brutal empire for about 10 years when I was 42, but it did reveal to me …
What I Learned in 40 Years of Doing Intelligence Analysis for US Foreign Policymakers Martin Petersen, Studies in Intelligence, 2011 PDF (8 Pages): Petersen-What I Learned-20Apr2011 Policymakers do not always see how we can help them.
Who is responsible for the Pakistan school massacre? EXTRACT In 2009, I obtained a confidential report commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which provided a shocking explanation for this seemingly contradictory policy. The report, authored by respected defence consultant Prof Ola Tunander, who had previously contributed to a high-level Danish government inquiry into …
There is a need to establish a truthful narrative, background and facts. Below is antithetical to all that. Fraud and Folly in Afghanistan The runoff round of the Afghan presidential election on June 14 was massively rigged, and the ensuing election audit was “unsatisfactory,” a result of Afghan government-orchestrated fraud on a scale exceeding two …
JUNE 16, 2014 Polk Report How to Evolve an Exit Strategy From America’s Foreign Policy Shambles by FRANKLIN C. SPINNEY and WILLIAM R. POLK, Counterpunch Attached beneath my introductory comment is an essay by the American historian William R. Polk. His subject is the American predilection for non-learning in foreign policy. My comment is intended …
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