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Bitburg: GOP Reagan Nostalgia Neglects to Mention the Day He Forgave the Waffen SS for the Holocaust
Ronald Reagan Administration: The Bitburg Controversy (1985) Source: The Virtual Library The “Bitburg Controversy” of 1985 constituted one of the most acrimonious confrontations between any U.
By Glenn Kessler The Washington Post "As far as the lawsuit, yes, when I was very young, I went into my father's company, had a real estate company in Brooklyn and Queens, and we, along with many, many other companies t.
In February this year, reports emerged that the former New York Times reporter Sarah Kershaw had been found dead in the Dominican Republic.
Also see: "Donald Trump walks out over questions about his mafia connections during BBC Panorama interview" (Independent, 8 July 2013) "Why the Silence about Donald Trump’s Mob Ties?" (Pensito Review, September 8, 2015).
Since the end of World War Two the Central Intelligence Agency has been a major force in US and foreign news media, exerting considerable influence over what the public sees, hears and reads on a regular basis.
Robert Parry
From the Archive: Ex-New York Times reporter Judith Miller still insists only innocent mistakes were made in the phony claims used to justify invading Iraq, but what the case really showed was a systematic failure of the.
Special Report: Through Fox News and a vast media empire, Rupert Murdoch wields enormous political clout in the United States, but his entrée into the world of Washington power came from the notorious McCarthyite Roy Coh.
By Peter Dale Scott The following is based on a recent Scott lecture entitled “The JFK Assassination and Other Deep Events”, and will be expanded on further in his next book, The American Deep State, due out in November.
Alex Constantine
Free Enterprise “Live Aid Money Aids in Killing, Relief Workers Charge” The UPI headline on June 11, 1986 was jarring, the story grotesque.
Alex Constantine
Alex Constantine - September 2, 2014 Free Enterprise Free enterprise -- it's free enough no doubt.