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The Truth Behind the Coming “Regime Change” in Syria
After meeting again to decide Syria’s fate, the Arab League again decided to extend its “monitoring mission” in Syria. However, some Arab League nations under U.S. diplomatic control are …
Direct Fossil Fuel Subsidies Worldwide: Half a Trillion Dollars Annually
Here are disturbing numbers from the International Energy Agency (IEA) and World on the Edge: How to Prevent Environmental and Economic Collapse, by Lester R. Brown, and its excerpt …
Firm Implicated in Keystone XL Conflict of Interest Does “Community Relations” for Big Oil in the Amazon
The Peruvian Amazon. (Photo: roaming-the-planet / flickr) The Keystone XL pipeline isn't the only controversial oil project that consultancy Cardno ENTRIX, caught up in a conflict-of-interest scandal …
NATO and CIA Covertly Arming Syrian Rebels in Order to Weaken Iran
The current news coverage concerning Iran is depicting a series of incidents, but when placed in the context of the events of the past few years - as I …
Record Numbers of Incarcerated Mothers Bad News for Women, Children, Communities
Tonya Drake, 35, a mother of four, had no criminal record or history of drug use when she was sentenced to 10 years in prison at the Dublin Federal …
Defender of the Capitalist System: Department of Defense Worst in Competitive Contracts
The first production A-10A was delivered to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, in October 1975 and it launched 90 percent of the AGM-65 Maverick missiles. (Photo: awee_19 / flickr) …
“Fantastic” Drone Technology Comes to Rescue on the Border
Candice Miller, the Republican chair of the House Border and Marine Security Subcommittee of the House Homeland Security Committee, is effusive in her praise of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), …
The Ongoing War Against Truth
Part I – The Spanish Front Among the numerous wars that are perennially being waged worldwide is the one between truth-tellers and those who would …
An Alternative to War With Iran
Relations between Iran and the West, fraught with tension and conflict for decades, have in the past few months reached a fever pitch. There is talk of war on …
The Revolution Will Be Edible: Occupy Wall Street; the Arab Spring, No Bread, No Peace
Last February, World Bank President Robert Zoellick noted that the inability of poor people to feed themselves and their families contributed greatly to the civil unrest that swept across …