US War Crimes in Iraq and Syria
Stephen Lendmanwar crimes - Wherever US forces show up, mass slaughter and destruction follow - notably ongoing in Iraq and Syria.
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war crimes - Wherever US forces show up, mass slaughter and destruction follow - notably ongoing in Iraq and Syria.
Former Vice-President Dick Cheney told an audience yesterday that he was certain that Russia interfered in our election and that such interference in other people's elections is an "act of war." Is that also true when we do it?
Here's a simple question. Give me the first answer that pops into your mind: What's the purpose of the state?...Most people would probably answer, to keep us safe. I can argue that this isn't the state's true purpose (and I will, below), but
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In November of 2002, Stephen J. Hadley, deputy national security advisor, asked Bruce Jackson to meet with him in the White House. They met in Hadley's office on the ground floor of the West Wing, not far from the offices of Vice President Dick Chene
March 16, 2017, was the 49th anniversary of the My Lai Massacre, located in Quang Ngai Province, Vietnam. It was Saturday morning, March 16, 1968, when approximately 115 U.S. Army soldiers of the Americal Division's Charlie Company, 1st Battalion,
imperialism - Addressing members of America's imperial war coalition in Washington Wednesday, Rex Tillerson said Washington intends establishing "interim zones of stability" in Syria and Iraq - without further elaboration.
General H.R. McMaster, who was confirmed last week as White House National Security Advisor, is widely regarded as one of the best military men of his generation.
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A few days ago I happened upon an excellent British movie, Testament of Youth, based on the memoirs of Vera Brittain.
The former president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has declared that a major event is underway in the U.S. that will see "major wars in east Asia, the China Sea, and the Middle East."
Panmunjom, the "peace village" on the incredibly tense demilitarized zone (aka DMZ) between North and South Korea, is one of the weirdest places I've ever visited. Tough North Korean soldiers lurk about, watched by equally tough South Korean troops
We really could have skipped all the arduous debate on Iraq during the last presidential campaign. First, Trump was against the Iraq war from the very beginning … Then supposedly he was for the war, before he was against it … Trump denied that an
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"Of course knowing the content of a call can be crucial to establishing a particular threat. But metadata alone can provide an extremely detailed picture of a person's most intimate associations and interests, and it's actually much easier as
Iran just conducted another provocative missile test, more U.S. troops are being sent to the Middle East, it was just announced that the U.S. military will be sending B-1 and B-52 bombers to South Korea in response to North Korea firing four missiles
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I hate agreeing with Donald Trump. "We made a terrible mistake getting involved in the first place," he told CNN in October, referring to the war in Afghanistan, which he called a "mess."
It's a horse race. Will Donald Trump's first new war be with Russia, Iran, China, or North Korea?
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Will Roper plays video games like the future of the country depends on it, because, well, it kind of does.
During the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump claimed to have opposed the Iraq war, wanted better relations with Russia, and even briefly put his hand on the hot stove of the Arab-Israeli conflict, calling himself "neutral" on Palestine.
The Good Occupation: American Soldiers and the Hazards of Peace, Susan L. Carruthers, Harvard University Press, 384 pages
In 1961, senior Pentagon consultants drafted a 33-page blueprint for initiating -- and winning -- a nuclear war against the Soviet Union. It was based on top-secret intelligence that Soviet nuclear forces were few in number and poorly defended --
Iran just conducted another provocative missile test, more U.S. troops are being sent to the Middle East, it was just announced that the U.S. military will be sending B-1 and B-52 bombers to South Korea in response to North Korea firing four missiles
Women and Children in Yemeni Village Recall Horror of Trump's "Highly Successful" SEAL Raid