The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Break Them Up to Make Them Powerless and Thus Much Easier to Control: Mike Whitney Here’s the key take away from this excellent analysis well worth reading entirely: “What is happening in Iraq today was anticipated in a 2007 Seymour Hersh article titled “The Redirection.” Author Tony Cartalucci gives a great summary of the piece …
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‘Merchants of Death’ Could Make a Lot of Money Off a War in Ukraine William Greider, thenation.com, May 13, 2014 – 3:57 PM ET If you’re wondering why some US politicians are so hot for war in the Ukraine, think “merchants of death.” At the height of the antiwar movement, that was nasty label some …
The ultimate asymmetric threat — and one that can be repurposed by others. Brea-KIM bad! 99% pure crystal meth made in North Korea floods U.S. drug markets U.S. police intercepted batch of highly addictive drug bound for New York Tests revealed the ice-like crystals were 99 per cent pure Communist state is said to be …
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Missing the Target: Why the US Has Not Defeated al Qaeda Frederick W. Kagan, TESTIMONY American Enterprise Institute, 8 April 2014 All conditions are set for a series of significant terrorist attacks against the US and its allies over the next few years. But that’s not the worst news. Conditions are also set for state …
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The Crucible of Iraq The Corpse Exhibition: And Other Stories of Iraq, by Hassan Blasim, is the most important book to come out of the Iraq War. Blasim, whom I met with last week in Princeton, N.J., has a faultless eye for revealing detail, a ribald black humor and a psychological brilliance that makes every story …
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Sanctions? How About Sanctions Against the United States? By Andy Piascik ZNet, March 21, 2014 As the United States imposes sanctions on Russia and moves to do likewise to Venezuela, it’s essential to keep in mind which country it is that’s the most destructive and dangerous in the world today. When such questions have been …
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