"There
is no moral difference between a Stealth bomber and a suicide bomber.
They both kill innocent people for political reasons." - Tony Benn
"Most of the time, if you treat people right, you don't have to be afraid of them." - Kathy Kelly, Other Lands Have Dreams: Letters From Pekin Prison
"Empire breeds terrorism." - Pat Buchanan
"The
object of terrorism is terrorism. The object of oppression is
oppression. The object of torture is torture. The object of murder is
murder. The object of power is power. Now do you begin to understand
me?" - George Orwell, 1984
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Mali: the Fastest Blowback Yet in this Disastrous "War on Terror"
By Seumas Milne
The
idea that jihadists in Mali, or Somalia for that matter, pose an
existential threat to Britain, France, the US or the wider world is
utter nonsense.
Amb. "Stephens Was Running Guns"
Gen. Boykin's Claims U.S. Gun-Running to Syrian Rebels Through Benghazi
By Billy Hallowell
"I believe there has
been significant information that has come out recently calling into
question whether the ambassador was either involved in or making
preparations for supplying material to the Syrian resistance forces."
Murder Inc.
The Assassination Manual
By Paul Pillar
Writing this kind of
manual represents the institutionalization of worldwide assassinations
as a regular, ongoing business of the United States government.
Prince's Harry: A Gun-horny Adolescent
By Joe Glenton
Captain Harry Wales; fighter, lover, occasional exhibitionist and warrior-prince of the House of Saxe-Gotha-Coburg.
US Cooks Up Nuclear Fairy Tale on Iran
By Dr. Ismail Salami
US nuclear experts
have called upon the Obama administration to impose tougher economic
sanctions against Iran and resort to overt operations through using
warplanes and missiles on Iranian nuclear sites.
Hagel Apologizes, Reassures Jewish Leaders on Iran Position
By JTA
Nominee for defense secretary says he's on board with Obama's posture on Iran, need to maintain Israel's military edge.
The Untouchables
How the Obama Administration Protected Wall Street from Prosecutions
By Glenn Greenwald
A profound failure of justice that should be causing serious social unrest.
Gospel of Intolerance:
American Evangelicals Finance Uganda's Antigay Movement
By Eric W. Dolan
Film exposes link between U.S. evangelicals and violent antigay Ugandan movement.
Muslims Enforcing Sharia Law on the streets of London
Video
The footage is likely to have come from East London, where 'Shariah zones' were set up last year.
Five killed in Pakistan blast:
At
least five people were killed and three injured in a bomb blast in
Pakistan's northwest tribal region of Orakzai Agency, Xinhua reported.
Afghan 'spy' killed over US drone strikes:
Militants
on Wednesday dumped the mutilated body of a purported Afghan spy
accused of collaborating on US drone strikes that killed a prominent
warlord in Pakistan this month, officials said.
Polish soldier killed in Afghanistan:
A
soldier was killed in a rebel attack on Polish troops in the Ghazni
province in Afghanistan, press spokesman of the Polish Armed Forces
Operational Command Miroslaw Ochyra said on Wednesday.
42 killed by suicide bomb at Iraq Shiite mosque:
The
attack, which also left 75 people wounded, struck at the Sayid
al-Shuhada mosque in Tuz Khurmatu, 175 kilometres (110 miles) north of
Baghdad, and targeted the funeral of a relative of a politician who was
killed a day earlier.
Obama regime kills another 7 People in Yemen: :
The
officials say the drone attack took place Wednesday near the town of
Khawlan, some 35 kilometers (20 miles) southeast of the capital.
Military officials and tribal witnesses say the car was destroyed, and
burnt bodies could be seen inside the wreckage.
UN to whitewash US drone strikes:
UN to examine UK and US drone strikes:
Strikes will be studied to assess extent of any civilian casualties, identity of militants targeted and legality of actions
Russia Criticizes Syria Rebel 'Obsession' With Assad Exit:
Russia's
foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said on Wednesday that the main
obstacle to peace in Syria is the opposition's "obsession with the idea
of toppling the Bashar al-Assad regime."
Christians in Syria Fearful of FSA -Video -
Patriarch Exposes FSA Tactics
Destroying mosques of Shia Muslim in Syria:
Video
Syria: Attacks on Religious Sites Raise Tensions:
Armed
opposition groups appeared to have deliberately destroyed religious
sites in mixed areas of Northern Syria, in November and December 2012,
Human Rights Watch said
War criminal :
Blair: Assad opposition 'increasingly led by extremists':
"If
we don't help the sensible people opposed to Assad, this opposition to
Assad will increasingly be led by the extreme groups - and is
increasingly being led by the extreme groups," he warned.
Turkish protesters, angry at NATO missiles, attack German troops:
Members
of the Turkish Youth Union (TGB), affiliated to the Turkey Workers'
Party, attacked the soldiers in the center of the city on Tuesday and
tried to put sacks on their heads.
Russia warns Israel, West against attack on Iran:
Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hinted strongly at possible
military action to stop Iran from developing an atomic bomb. In an
election victory speech on Wednesday, he said preventing Iran from
obtaining nuclear weapons would be the main challenge for a new
government.
Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian woman in West :
Witnesses
said Lubna Hanash and her companions were walking to al-Arroub College
when men in Israeli military uniforms travelling in a civilian car
shot at the group.
Abbas intimates that Israel wants to kill him:
PA head, in interview, also suggests Israel killed Arafat, says Zionism had links to Nazism before WWII;
Netanyahu in coalition talks after narrow win:
Ahmed
Assaf, a spokesman for the Fatah movement, described the Palestinians
as "the main losers from this duel between the racist right-wing
parties."
North Nigeria violence leaves 23 dead:
At least 23 killed in two separate attacks believed to be carried out by armed group Boko Haram.
Mali conflict: Troops accused of 'summary executions':
Mali's
army has carried out a "series of summary executions" as it fights to
recapture the Islamist-controlled north, a rights group has said.
Mali war declared 'Islamic':
The
government of Mali does not intend to leave religious affairs solely
to Islamist militant groups; the Islamic Supreme Council publicly gave
their blessing and support to France's military activities in the
country. To prevent any religious backlash, the council has cast its
judgment that the war is permissible.
U.S. on Algeria: We knew 'something big' was coming:
House
Intelligence Committee chairman Mike Rogers said Sunday the United
States received reports "something big" was going to target the West,
but specifics were lacking and Algeria was a surprise.
Libya's security not better since Benghazi attack, expert says:
"The
problem with Libya is that there were no boots on the ground after the
revolution, and the Libyan army and Libyan police basically
evaporated," said Lawrence. "Basically in Libya, you've got 1,700
militias running the country still and not much of the police or army
infrastructure."
Former Special Forces Commander: Was U.S. Running Guns to Syrian Rebels Via Benghazi?
Retired
Army Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin, who worked with the CIA-told
CNSNews.com in a video interview last week that he believes it is a
reasonable supposition that the U.S. was supporting or planning to
support the Syrian rebels via Benghazi, Libya.
On the day of his death, US ambassador to Libya warned that he was in danger:
Hours
before US Ambassador Christopher Stevens died in a terrorist attack in
Libya, he sent Secretary of State Hillary Clinton a cable warning that
local militias were threatening to take away security officers
guarding the US diplomats.
Re-Live Hillary Clinton's Long, Dramatic Benghazi Day on Capitol Hill:
Here
you'll find our breakdown of the proceedings, featuring all the
back-and-forth, important quotes now on the congressional record, video
clips of the most heated moments, and some reactions from Twitter's
chattering class
Google report reveals continued rise in US government requests for data:
According
to its latest transparency report, the number of requests for private
data Google received from US officials had increased by 136% by the end
of 2012 from the second half of 2009, when the search firm first
started collecting data.
General John Allen cleared in Petraeus sex scandal:
The
Department of Defense has concluded their investigation of General
John Allen and has determined that the top US commander in Afghanistan
did not have an inappropriate relationship with a woman linked to
former CIA chief Gen. David Petraeus.
Outrage grows as records reveal bishops covered-up California sex abuse:
Victims
of child sex abuse by Roman Catholic clerics voiced anger after
newly-released records showed church leaders discussing how to cover up
priests' alleged crimes in California in the 1980s.
Growing use of Sharia by UK Muslims:
The
use of Sharia, or Islamic religious law, is growing in Britain, with
thousands of Muslims using it to settle disputes each year, but women's
groups and some others are objecting.
Posted: 24 Jan 2013 01:10 AM PST
Little
progress was made on REDD during the UN climate meetings in Doha at the
end of last year. Negotiations ground to a halt over a disagreement
between Brazil and Norway about the verification of emission reductions
from forests.
The irony is that Norway seems perfectly happy to hand over cash to Guyana, despite [...]
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