Monthly Review, Jul-Aug ’99 U.S. Imperialism and NATO’s “Victory” in Kosovo About NATO’s Bombing of Kosovo: In the process, NATO also created another humanitarian disaster all its own: a whole country and its infrastructure wrecked, civilian lives ended … Continue reading →
canada.com, The Vancouver Sun, Aug 7 ’05 Emery ready for biggest battle yet As the longtime pot activist braces for his fight against extradition to the U.S. — something he calls “the ultimate moment of my career” — … Continue reading →
www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk, July 26 ’05 Iraq war increased the threat of attacks, says Major The war in Iraq has heightened the threat of terrorist attacks in Britain, the former Prime Minister Sir John Major has claimed. (Original Post)
Continue reading →Murray Rothbard, March ’93: ‘Doing God’s Work’ Problems with Government Intervention Overseas – Somalia (Link is gone) (Original Post)
Continue reading →www.timesonline.co.uk, July 7 ’05: West turns blind eye as police put Saddam’s torturers back to work Iraqi security forces, set up by American and British troops, torture detainees by pulling out their fingernails, burning them with hot irons … Continue reading →
news.pacificnews.org, July 5 ’05: Iraq War Deserters Speak Out From Canada Three U.S. servicemen living in Canada tell why they refused to serve in Iraq. (Original Post)
Continue reading →London Police Say Deaths From Attacks Will Rise (http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000085&sid=aQTij5bJKP.8&refer=europe) Bloomberg.com, July 11 ’05 Metropolitan Police Chief Sir Ian Blair said today he’s sure the death toll from last week’s terrorist attacks in London will rise above 52… A total of … Continue reading →
Jim Cox, July 15 ’05: Comparing Iraq to Vietnam (Original Post)
Continue reading →encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com Curtis LeMay He was promoted to major general and directed the 21st Bomber Command, heading B-29 operations including the massive incendiary attacks on over sixty Japanese cities, such as Tokyo on March 9-10, 1945 during which around 100,000 people … Continue reading →
James Bovard, July 14 ’05: Ashcroft, 9/11, and Government as Victim (Original Post)
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