Corporate Indictments: Crimes & Excesses
Alexander Zaitchik
Amazing Investigation: How a Real Life James Bond Got Whacked by a Bag Lady Assassin By Mark Ames and Alexander Zaitchik Salon, Dec.
By Annie Bird, Rights Action Upside Down World, November 8, 2012 The Dinant Corporation and subsidiaries of the Jaremar Corporation, both Honduran African palm oil corporations blamed by campesino movements for the murder of approximately 80 campesinos in the Aguan river valley region since the June 2009 military coup, have received millions of dollars from the World Bank since the coup.
Key facts excerpted from "Pentagon Overseas Propaganda Plan Stirs Controversy," by Tom Vanden Brook, USA TODAY, November 20, 2012: * Senior officers at the Pentagon are being advised on countering Taliban propaganda by a marketing expert whose company once weeded out reporters who wrote negative stories in Afghanistan.
Mitt Romney, Monsanto Man By Wayne Barrett The Investigative Fund, September 13, 2012 In his Bain years, the GOP nominee helped fashion Monsanto into a biotech giant.
By Gary Martin Houston Chronicle, November 24, 2012 WASHINGTON - Are unmanned aircraft, known to have difficulty avoiding collisions, safe to use in America's crowded airspace? And would their widespread use for surveillance result in unconstitutional invasions of privacy? Experts say neither question has been answered satisfactorily.
Family that lost father in Waziristan missile strike launches claim in the High Court By Terri Judd The Independent, October 24, 2012 British intelligence officers could be guilty of encouraging murder, or even war crimes, by supplying information to the CIA for drone attacks, it was claimed today.
Steve Kangas
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Dean Cavanagh
THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL MEDIA SELL THE ILLICIT WARS - IF YOU CAN'T GIVE IT ALL UP, BOYCOTT FOX NEWS .
From the Huffington Post: Los Angeles-based Stanley K. Sheinbaum was, in his "younger years," referred to as t.