The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Academics Against Mass Surveillance AL QAEDA: Benghazi Terrorist Sought: Muhammad Jamal AL QAEDA: Bin Laden Alive! (We Do Not Make This Stuff Up!) The fact that the US never gave proof of his death keeps these stories alive. Phi Beta Iota: Bin Laden died in 2001. He was then resurrected (stand-ins) at least three times …
1/31, Washington, DC: “The Ivory Tower, the Beltway, and the Fourth Estate.” Organized by the Carnegie Corporation and the Stimson Center, the workshop’s objective is to highlight the promise and challenges of bringing together academic social scientists in the area of national security affairs and strategize about how to strengthen the bridge between the Ivory …
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A global parliament of cities *It’s hard to believe they could be more sclerotic than what we’ve got. *On the other hand, given the historical behavior of Italian city-states, man, I have to wonder. All I need is some Milanese Sforzas with catapults at the gates of Torino. It took the ultra-wealthy some real effort …
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4,000 European jihadists fighting against Assad AP 97 Page PDF Al Qaeda Receipts Bee Deaths Blamed on USG (EPA) Benghazi Whitewash by NYT See Also: ‘Completely false’: Sources on ground in Benghazi challenge NYT report Benghazi @ Phi Beta Iota CIA Morell on NSA Review Glenn Greenwald: ‘A Lot’ More NSA Documents to Come National …
Attached below are two very important reports by two of the most astute observers of conflicts in the Middle East. The first is a precisely-focused report by Rami Khouri, editor at large of Lebanon’s Daily Star. Khouri analyzes how the recent assassination of Mohamad Chatah needs to be interpreted in the context of complexities of …
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Terror in Burma: Buddhists vs. Muslims Patrick Coclanis World Affairs, November/December 2013 EXTRACT: The main message of 969 was (and is) Burma for Buddhists, particularly for Buddhists who are Bamar rather than members of other ethnic groups. Shortly after the movement began, a monk named Kyaw Lwin became a central figure, and his writings were …
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