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Saturday, April 10, 2010
Controversy in Zion The recent stand-off between the US and Israeli governments has left many wondering if 'the special relationship' is ending. Has a rupture of potentially seismic proportions set the US and Israel on a collision course with global consequences? Or are we witnessing a scripted drama that's just the latest move on the grand chessboard?
Saturday, April 10, 2010Controversy in Zion The recent stand-off between the US and Israeli governments has left many wondering if 'the special relationship' is ending. Has a rupture of potentially seismic proportions set the US and Israel on a collision course with global consequences? Or are we witnessing a scripted drama that's just the latest move on the grand chessboard?
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Legislating Away Your Freedoms, One 'Homegrown Terrorist' At A Time - by Joe Quinn Author Glenn Greenwald has described the recently introduced McCain-Lieberman bill as "probably the single most extremist, tyrannical and dangerous bill introduced in the Senate in the last several decades." It will not pass, of course, without sufficient justification. What better way to achieve this than through a series of trumped up charges against ordinary Americans caught up in the 'War on Terror'? Joe Quinn investigates
Tuesday, March 30, 2010Legislating Away Your Freedoms, One 'Homegrown Terrorist' At A Time - by Joe Quinn Author Glenn Greenwald has described the recently introduced McCain-Lieberman bill as "probably the single most extremist, tyrannical and dangerous bill introduced in the Senate in the last several decades." It will not pass, of course, without sufficient justification. What better way to achieve this than through a series of trumped up charges against ordinary Americans caught up in the 'War on Terror'? Joe Quinn investigates
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Monday, June 29, 2009
Sickening Hypocrisy: the CIA's Dirty War in Iran The assassination and martyrdom of Neda Soltani in Tehran bears the hallmarks of CIA black-ops. The similarities between events in Venezuela in 2002 and Tehran today are too striking to be mere coincidence. Ahmadinejad has been demonized since his last landslide election victory. He is too much of a threat to US hegemony to be allowed a repeat victory and so has been deemed surplus to requirements by the CIA.
Monday, June 29, 2009Sickening Hypocrisy: the CIA's Dirty War in Iran The assassination and martyrdom of Neda Soltani in Tehran bears the hallmarks of CIA black-ops. The similarities between events in Venezuela in 2002 and Tehran today are too striking to be mere coincidence. Ahmadinejad has been demonized since his last landslide election victory. He is too much of a threat to US hegemony to be allowed a repeat victory and so has been deemed surplus to requirements by the CIA.
