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Category Archives: foreign policy
Choosing Death Over Life
Posted in economy, government, Middle East, military, politics, taxes
Tagged Andrew Bacevich, drones, Human Reform Politics
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The Beast of Endless War
Posted in America, Donald Trump, government, Iran, Iraq war, military, war
Tagged Amy Goodman, assassination, Democracy Now, Lawrence Wilkerson, Qassem Soleimani
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19 Years of War–Why?
The War in Afghanistan Is a Fraud (and Now We Have Proof) By Lee Camp/ Truthdig/ January 9, 2020 Bombs have numbers. Humans have names. Our American military boasts a skill and passion for using numbers to turn names … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, America, foreign policy, government, military, politics, war
Tagged Afghanistan papers, Don Rumsfeld, Lee Camp, Truthdig, Washington Post, Wolf Blitzer
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How the World Will End
This is scary stuff–because it is all too real–TBPR Editor Humanity Is Riding Delusion to Extinction By Maj. Danny Sjuren/ Truthdig/ December 2, 2019 Horses sporting gas masks. That, of all things, has been on my mind lately. Bear with … Continue reading
Posted in environment, foreign policy, global warming, humanity, military, nuclear weapons, politics, war
Tagged Danny Sjursen, end of the world, Truthdig, weapons, World War I, World War II
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CLEAN SWEEP NEEDED
By Thom Hartmann/ ThomHartmann.com/ September 24, 2019 Trump’s Ukrainian extortion scandal is metastasizing across his administration. It’s now apparent that his Chief of Staff played a role in stopping the money that Congress had appropriated for Ukraine to defend itself, … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, foreign policy, government, politics, scandals, Uncategorized
Tagged Mike Pence, Ukraine
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Russia Mischief Planned in 1997
The Current Political Chaos was planned more than 20 years ago. by Dialtadoc/ Daily Koz/ August 25, 2019 I recently had an in-car conversation with my nephew about WW II. He wanted to know what possessed Hitler to attack the Soviet … Continue reading
What’s to Celebrate?
US is a Classic Empire and Is Becoming a Repressive Police State at Home By Dave Lindorff/ Thiscantbehappening.net/ July 4, 2019 As I set out to fly home from the UK on Monday following a short film project in … Continue reading
Posted in America, foreign policy, government, military, politics
Tagged David Lindorff, empire, militarism, police state
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