Stanley McChrystal – Death Squad Poster Boy & ‘Cheney’s Chief Assassin’
By MediaLens | Dissident Voice | July 1st, 2010 The sacking of the head of NATO’s military command in Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal, caused a
Death Squad Terror in Honduras
by Stephen Lendman Atlantic Free Press | 02 July 2010 On June 28, 2009, while he slept, dozens of Honduran soldiers stormed President Manuel Zelaya's resid
OSI Records on CIA Recruitment of Nazi War Criminals
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Death Squad Leader Wins Colombian Election
" ... The major electronic and print media CNN, FOX News, Washington Post, the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and the once liberal Financial Ti
The Dubai-Based Businessman who Helped Capture Nazi War Criminal/CIA Agent Klaus Barbie
By Bradley Hope | The National | June 24. 2010 The businessman and unwitting Nazi hunter John Schneider-Merck. Randi Sokoloff / The National The ears gav
Iran Contra Conspirator Joseph O’Toole Charged with Gun Smuggling
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1998 Frontline Transcript on Carl Lindner / Political Contributions & Influence
Frontline Transcript Carl Lindner, a Cincinnati businessman with international interests ranging from banking to bananas, is one of the nation's wealthiest
Imelda Marcos, the CIA and the Pope, A Secret History
" ... According to [Richard] Helms' memo, Imelda Marcos reported that she had been only partly successful in persuading the Pope to give her some political
Bin Laden Deputy Ayman Zawahiri, the CIA & the Murder of Anwar Sadat
Edited by Alex Constantine Al Zawahiri's terrorist activities, according to most accounts, started in 1981 with his participation in the murder of Egyptian
Ex-Chicago Policeman Guilty of Lying about Torture
By Andrew Stern Reuters | Jun 28, 2010 CHICAGO (Reuters) - A retired Chicago police commander suspected of using electric shocks, suffocation and mock exec
J.T. Ready’s Neo-Nazi Patrol for Migrants in the Vekol Valley
By Stephen Lemons | Phoenix New Times | June 21, 2010 For the "reporters" at ABC 15: Ready in neo-Nazi garb It's not every day that a well-known neo-Nazi
‘Agent Orange has Given Me a Death Sentence’
Agent Orange victim Dang Hong Nhut. Photograph: Claire Colley During the Vietnam war, the US army sprayed 18 million gallons of the toxic chemical Agent O
Belgians Accused of Role in Lumumba Killing
BRUSSELS — The sons of Congolese independence hero Patrice Lumumba said Tuesday they would seek war crimes charges against 12 Belgians they suspect of in
Iran – U.S. Plan for Covert Ops Causes Jitters
BEIRUT, Lebanon, June 3 (UPI) -- The recent disclosure that the U.S. military is expanding its covert operations in the Middle East, Central Asia and the H
Right-Wing Assholes of the Month Glenn Beck and M. Stanton Evans Defend Joseph McCarthy
By Z.P. | Media Matters fpr America | June 24, 2010 June 24, 2010 11:18 pm ET — 65 Glenn Beck -- who has said that Sen. Joseph McCarthy was "absolutely r
War, Greed and Afghanistan’s Mineral Wealth
" ... U.S. military and CIA officials have been interested in Afghanistan's minerals since at least 2004. ... For Americans, the first question is whether
Operation Condor – Deciphering the U.S. Role
By J. Patrice McSherry Crimes of War | July 6, 2001 According to recently de-classified files, the U.S. aided and facilitated Condor operations as a matter
CIA Gives Blackwater New $100 Million Contract
By Jeff Stein | Washington Post | June 23, 2010 The Central Intelligence Agency has hired Xe Services, the private security firm formerly known as Blackwat
Pain Beam to Get Tougher, Smaller, More Powerful
Also see: "Stop – or I’ll use the pain ray" Pain Beam to Get Tougher, Smaller, More Powerful By David Hambling | Wired | February 6, 2009 The Pentag
Lockerbie Bombing Megrahi Appeal Documents to Remain Secret/Truth Must be Disclosed
" ... The three-and-a-half-year investigation by the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC) concluded that there were six grounds for believing