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Nick Turse, TomDispatch.com For three days, wearing a kaleidoscope of camouflage patterns, they huddled toget.
Sarah Posner
By Sarah Posner Religious Dispatches | October 11, 2010 Just before this year's Values Voter Summit, the progressive advocacy group People For the American Way called on Republican elected officials and candidates to condemn virulently anti-gay and anti-Muslim statements made by the American Family Association’s director of public policy, Bryan Fischer.
“I do this job for the opportunity to kill the enemies of my country and also to get that boat I always wanted.
By David Badash The New Civil Rights Movement, April 17, 2012 Scott Lively, an invited speaker at a Tea Party rally in Boston, Massachusetts on Sunday, called gays “anarchists” who use “fascist tactics” to “prevent you from being able to have civilization for yourself and your children.
" ... In a story last night on their flagship news show, News at Six, the BBC ran a segment on the news that E.
Rick Rozoff Op-Ed News | December 29, 2010 In its Yearbook 2010, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) documents that the United States accounts for 43 percent of world military spending and 30 percent of global arms exports, making it preeminent in both categories.
Alex Constantine
The CIA-DoD War on Democracy grinds on, unhindered by public awareness of covert, bloody acts of aggression.
Alex Constantine
The CIA-DoD War on Democracy grinds on, unhindered by public awareness of covert, bloody acts of aggression.
French lawyer Jacques Vergès has represented some of the 20th century's most notorious criminals. Now, as his.
by keith harmon snow 13 November 2007Kabila and BushWho is the new president of Congo, Joseph Kabila, and how did he rise to power? Is he really the son of Laurent Kabila? Why was Laurent Kabila assassinated and by whom? What is Joseph Kabila’s relationship to the great white fathers in Belgium who once ruled this colony? Are Joseph Kabila’s days numbered?In March 2007 the military and security forces backing newly elected President Joseph Kabila in the Democratic Republic of Congo fought it out with the supporters of Kabila’s strongest challenger, the baby-faced Jean-Pierre Bemba, a spoiled brat with a rebel army, who was seeking to overthrow Kabila in a coup d’etat.