Denver Post Editorial Board on Defunding Nazi War Criminals
November 26, 2014 Sen. Michael Bennet is a co-sponsor of legislation that most Americans will have a hard time believing could even be necessary.
Son of Nazi Martin Bormann Accused of Sexually Abusing Young Boy While He was a Priest (Daily Mail, 2011)
Son of Hitler's deputy accused of abusing young boy while he was a priest 3 January 2011 The eldest son of Hitler‘s deputy Martin Bormann has b
IG Farben and Hitler: A Fateful Chemistry (Bloomberg Businessweek, August 13, 2008)
"... IG Farben went on to build a plant at Auschwitz so massive that it consumed more electricity per day than Berlin. ..." How a company whose Nobel
THE MUKDEN FILES: POWs Claim Germ Warfare Coverup by U.S. (San Jose Mercury News, Aug. 13, 1995)
At the time, Greg Rodriquez didn't think twice when a Japanese doctor held a feather under his nostrils. And Frank James was only a little suspicious
Firestone and the Warlord: The Untold Story of Firestone, Charles Taylor and the Tragedy of Liberia
HARBEL, Liberia — The killers launched from the plantation under a waning moon one night in October 1992. They surged past tin-roofed villages and j
UN Fails to Staunch Flow of Blood Diamonds, Gold from Central African Republic
Even after the Kimberley Process banned diamond imports from the Central African Republic last year, the country exported an estimated 140,000 carats
Mitch McConnell's In-Laws Embroiled in Colombian Cocaine Shipping Scandal (The Nation)
Mitch McConnell’s Freighted Ties to a Shadowy Shipping Company After drugs were found aboard the Ping May, a vessel owned by his wife’s family
Inside the FBI's Shameful Battle To Shield Nazis
Federal Agent Stepped in To Aid Her Propagandist Father November 17, 2014 It was October of 1990, and the Nazi hunters at the United States Depart
Mexico Reels and the U.S. Looks Away (LA Times OpEd)
"... There is a sense that the entire ideological spectrum of the political class is tainted. ..." The violent disappearance of 43 students from the
Lawmakers Move to Strip Nazis of Social Security Benefits
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation Thursday to strip suspected Nazi war criminals of their Social Security benefits, insisting Ame
The CIA and Colombia’s Compromise With Murder (Human Rights Watch)
"... As the Colombian military engaged in the killings, the United States unconditionally supported it with intelligence, covert C.I.A. action and bil
Fox Host Glosses Over Murder Convictions While Hyping Blackwater As Solution To "Win The War"
Days after several former Blackwater guards were found guilty of violent crimes related to the deaths of 17 Iraqi civilians, Fox News' Brian Kilmea
Over 1000 Nazis Employed by the US During the Cold War
According to government records that have been recently disclosed and varied interviews, it appears that in the years subsequent to World War II, the
United States has Footage of Boys Being Sodomized at Abu Ghraib
Seymour Hersh : The US government has videotapes of boys being sodomized at Abu Ghraib prison "'The worst is the soundtrack of the boys shrieking,
America's Six-Decade Nazi Spy Cover-Up
Why Are Spy Agencies Still Classifying Cold War Documents? Six decades after the government of the United States recruited 1,000 former Nazis as spie
My Lai Survivor Writes Book
VietNamNet Bridge – Pham Thanh Cong, 57, was one of only a dozen survivors of 1968's infamous My Lai massacre. More than four decades later, he has
An American Nazi in New Jersey
In 1974, residents of the town of Paterson were confronted by an unexpected question: Was one of their neighbors, a prolific Communist-hunter, one of
CIA & FBI Used 'Over 1,000 Ex-Nazis and Collaborators' as Spies During Cold War
October 27, 2014 CIA and FBI used at least 1,000 ex-Nazis of all ranks and collaborators as anti-Soviet spies during the Cold War overlooking their w
Books by Alex Constantine (Excerpts & Ordering Information)
"The Essential Mae Brussell: Investigations of Fascism in America" Edited by Alex Constantine, Foreword by Paul Krassner Feral House (2014), 359 pp.
Government's Deal with Ex-Nazis Reprehensible (Chicago Tribune)
If there is any chance of a conflict of interest, it's incumbent upon a reporter to acknowledge it, a disclosure that generally runs midstory but in t
Lawmakers Propose Bill Denying Social Security Benefits to Nazi Emigres
WASHINGTON (AP) — Legislation to stop suspected Nazi war criminals from receiving U.S. Social Security benefits will be introduced soon, the latest
Four Blackwater Guards Found Guilty in 2007 Iraq Shootings of 31 Unarmed Civilians
By Spencer S. Hsu, Victoria St. Martin and Keith L. Alexander Washington Post, October 22, 2014 A federal jury in Washington convicted
‘The New York Times’ Wants Gary Webb to Stay Dead (The Nation)
Kill the Messenger, a movie starring Jeremy Renner, just opened, about the life and death of Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Gary Webb, who commit
Former Mesa, AZ Resident Among Nazis Paid to Leave U.S.
Martin Hartmann, a former Mesa resident, was one of at least 38 suspected Nazi war criminals who collected Social Security benefits in exchange for vo