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| The Killing of Osama bin Laden: Seymour M. Hersh's Most Important Article
(Michael S. Rozeff) posted 05/11/2015 ... His remains, what was left after their near total destruction by gunfire, were flown to Afghanistan. Body parts were tossed into the mountains. 10. Zero Dark Thirty ... Soldier Suicides at Record Level (Washington Post) posted 02/02/2008 ... of soldiers who have committed or tried to commit suicide after serving in Iraq or Afghanistan. 'I'm very disappointed with the Army,' Whiteside wrote in a note befo ... Attorneys For Guantanamo Detainees Could Be Detained As Enemy Combatants Under New Legislation (Center for Constitutional Rights) posted 09/30/2006 ... Guantánamo Bay Any person who has given $5 to a charity working with orphans in Afghanistan that turns out to be associated in some fashion with someone who may be ... They Shall Be Released (The Nation) posted 08/23/2005 ... aid to the enemy: boosting Al Qaeda recruitment, destabilizing governments in Iraq and Afghanistan and inciting riots throughout the Muslim world. But a number of high-ra ... Leading Democrat Wants More Troops In Iraq (Newsweek) posted 12/06/2006 ... … We certainly can’t leave Iraq and run the risk that it becomes [like] Afghanistan” was before the 2001 invasion by the United States. R ... When the Military Serves as Police (Jacob Hornberger) posted 02/05/2010 ... in the process. All this brings us to Osama bin Laden and the military invasion of Afghanistan. The attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11 was, in principle ... Three years on, Guantánamo detainee, 78, goes home (The Guardian) posted 09/22/2006 ... hopes started to slide and he feared dying far from his home in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan. Then late last month, without warning, the US military let him ... 'Marlboro Man' Turns Against War He Symbolised (London Independent) posted 02/05/2006 ... department revealed last week that up to a third of US troops returning from Iraq or Afghanistan - about 40,000 - suffer mental health problems. It is to spend an extra $ ... Al-Qaeda and the Dubious Confederacy of Evil (Kurt Nimmo) posted 10/13/2005 ... Bushites and intelligence factotums. Recall the Osama dinner party video found in Afghanistan and the “al-Qaeda in Iraq” chemical weapons plant left behind in ... Uranium Killed 37 Italian Soldiers (Corriere.it) posted 10/12/2007 ... ROME – A total of 255 Italian troops have contracted tumours in missions in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and the Balkans over the ten years from 1996 to 2006. Th ... The Staged Terror Is Set (For War With Iran) (Infowars) posted 11/24/2005 ... and again rally the sleeping masses behind the elite. The Globalists are like heroin junkies, every time they carry out an attack the gas mileage obtained from it in ... Presumed Guilty in Florida: Drug "Crimes" with no Criminal Intent (William Norman Grigg) posted 07/18/2012 ... carload of a friend's possessions to the friend's new apartment, unaware that a stash of heroin is tucked within those possessions; [or] an ex-wife who is framed by an ex ... Stone: U.S. Had 'Constitutional Breakdown' (Newsmax) posted 08/09/2006 ... We didn't have to go to war in Iraq when the enemy was really 4,000 al-Qaida fighters in Afghanistan. If we had successfully hunted down Osama bin Laden, we could've fini ... CENTCOM Team Engages 'Bloggers' (Defenselink.mil) posted 03/04/2006 ... tactics. The blogger stated that the U.S. military routinely used children in Iraq and Afghanistan as human shields during their operations by using candy to entice and l ... Al-Qaeda claims responsibility for Benazir Bhutto's murder - TV (RIA Novosti) posted 12/28/2007 ... was eliminated,' Pakistani television quoted notorious al-Qaeda field commander in Afghanistan Mustafa Abu al-Yazid as saying in a satellite phone call. ... Bush Says He Tried to Avoid War 'To The Max,' Explains How God Shapes His Foreign Policy (Editor and Publisher) posted 04/25/2006 ... to solve the problem diplomatically to the max and would have committed troops both in Afghanistan and Iraq, knowing what I know today.' One decision he questions: A ... More than 80 000 held by US since 9/11 attacks (South Africa Mail & Guardian) posted 11/20/2005 The United States has detained more than 80 000 people in facilities from Afghanistan to Cuba since the attacks on the World Trade Centre four years ago, the Pentagon said on ... |
