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(Paul Craig Roberts) posted 11/03/2010 ... with Jews friendly to Israel, or that a Muslim would not have renewed the war in Afghanistan and started new ones in Pakistan and Yeman, or that, if a Muslim, Obama would ... Comrades who killed football star Tillman were visually impaired, says latest report (The Independent) posted 11/14/2006 ... by the American military into what exactly occurred in a remote canyon in eastern Afghanistan in April 2004, when Mr Tillman died after being fired on by members of his o ... Return to the Battlefield: The Number One Guantanamo Myth (H. Candace Gorman) posted 03/13/2007 ... named individuals who have been identified as GTMO detainees 'known' to have returned to Afghanistan from Guantánamo and who 'might' have returned to the battlefie ... Exclusive: Innocent Men in Legal Limbo Still at Gitmo: Five Detainees Cleared By Pentagon, But Cannot Go Home (ABC News) posted 02/18/2006 ... same decision, he noted the men are 'Chinese nationals who received military training in Afghanistan under the Taliban' and that he doesn't have the power to order them r ... Ministers use cartoons anger to renew calls for 'glorification of terrorism' law (London Independent) posted 02/07/2006 ... a convicted drug dealer jailed in 2002 for five-and-a-half years for dealing heroin and cocaine, but who has since been freed on licence said that he dressed ... Laws unable to cow raw-milk fans: FDA says beverage is dangerous to drink (Arizona Republic) posted 11/19/2005 ... supermarket shelf. They swear it tastes like melted vanilla ice cream. 'It's like heroin right now,' said Tony Spaltro, a night manager at Gentle Strength Co-Op in T ... This is a US torture camp (The Guardian) posted 01/14/2007 ... 'the gulag of our time'. Guantánamo is not the only US torture camp. Bagram in Afghanistan has been dogged by stories of abuse, and there are secret US prisons aro ... 18 Detainees Force-Fed at Guantanamo: More than a quarter of the 502 'enemy combatants' at the prison have joined in a hunger strike over alleged maltreatment (LA Times) posted 09/14/2005 ... Shaker Aamer, a Saudi who later moved to London and was captured by allied forces in Afghanistan, as saying that the hunger strike was triggered when authorities placed s ... Top U.S. officials blamed for torture (Knight Ridder Newspapers) posted 05/09/2006 ... to focus on the allegations of mistreatment of prisoners taken captive in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq or seized by U.S. agents in other countries and later jailed at ... Governments Don't Kill, People Do (Laurence M. Vance) posted 09/29/2015 ... the War in Iraq. The U.S. government didn't kill any Afghans during the War in Afghanistan. The U.S. government didn't kill any Vietnamese during the Vietnam Wa ... September 11, 2001: The French Knew Much About It (Le Monde) posted 04/17/2007 ... the MIO. A military faction of this group, led by a certain Taher Yudachev, joined the Afghanistan camps and swore allegiance to Osama bin Laden, promising him he would e ... The Right's brittle heroes (Glenn Greenwald) posted 08/13/2012 ... its limitless continuation), the Wall Street bailout, Medicare Part D, Endless War in Afghanistan, and — in the midst of all of that — Bush tax cuts. Rea ... Blair, Olmert and Bush are murderers (George Galloway) posted 08/04/2006 ... promised to military families earlier this year. To the Iraq disaster we can add Afghanistan, where Britain lost three more soldiers on Monday. Where two wars h ... Stealthy surveillance robots designed for police, military (The Raw Story) posted 04/03/2008 With rising casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan and violations of privacy in the United States and abroad being popular discussion topics, advances in military robotics and spy ... TSA/Airport Security: Killing Us On Christmas (Techdirt) posted 11/21/2012 ... homeland security and counterterrorism spending, as well as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, totaled $3,105 billion. Mueller and Stewart estimate that government spendin ... Deformed babies in Fallujah Iraq (Contains video) (UNObserver) posted 10/19/2009 ... and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Some countries, such as Afghanistan, will also come to experience the very long term damage to the environment, ... |
