“Three years after a devastating U.S.-led siege of the city, residents of Fallujah continue to struggle with a shattered economy, infrastructure, and lack of mobility.
“The city that was routed in November 2004 is still suffering the worst humanitarian conditions under a siege that continues. Although military actions are down to the minimum inside the city, local and US authorities do not seem to be thinking of ending the agonies of the over 400,000 residents of Fallujah.”
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How to Populate Concentration Camps, from Fallujah to Lodz Ghetto
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PLASTIC TURKEYS
21 November 2007Here’s the discussion: With George W. Bush in the WH acting as CIC, playing the Decider/Uniter — with US and NATO troops on the ground, Afghanistan has realized a bumper crop of poppies each of the last seven years. The Taliban now controls 54% of that nation and gaining ground on a daily basis.
Ex-press secretary Scott McClellan has came out with a tell all book about the leak of CIA covert operative Valerie Plame and the roles Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby and Card played in the leak cover (…) -
LINCOLN WAS WRONG: THE EASE OF FOOLING MOST OF THE PEOPLE MOST OF THE TIME
21 November 2007November 21, 2007
LINCOLN WAS WRONG: THE EASE OF FOOLING MOST OF THE PEOPLE MOST OF THE TIME
JOHN CHUCKMAN
This year marks the forty-fourth anniversary of John Kennedy’s assassination. What is most remarkable about this is the stunningly simple fact that, despite innumerable books and several official investigations, we still do not know what happened in 1963.
Not understanding what happened is no mere curiosity of history. It tells us something profound about the nature of (…) -
WHEAT BIOPIRACY :The Real Issues the Government is Avoiding, BY Vandana SHIVA
21 November 2007ZMAG, November 16, 2007
The epidemic of biopiracy is an assault on our living heritage of biodiversity and cumulative innovation embodied in the traditional knowledge of agriculture and medicine. In the long run, it determines livelihoods and economic sovereignty because what is commonly available becomes an ?intellectual property? of a company for which royalty must be paid.
It is the governments duty to protect the resources and heritage of the country and prevent its usurpation by (…) -
depleted uranium : Wall Street Czars depopulating the World
21 November 2007By Leuren Moret
Leuren Moret is an American independent scientist and international expert on radiation and public health issues. She has devoted her life to awakening the public to the destructive consequences of depleted uranium munitions that are used by the US military. She has made relentless efforts to stop the US from continuing to pollute the environment.
Q. The US is using DU weapons in violation of international treaties. Why is not the international community forcing the US to (…) -
VENEZUELA: Events Are Ugly and Coming to A Head
20 November 2007by Stephen Lendman
The Bush administration tried and failed three prior times to oust Hugo Chavez since its first aborted two-day coup attempt in April, 2002. Through FOIA requests, lawyer, activist and author Eva Golinger uncovered top secret CIA documents of US involvement that included an intricate financing scheme involving the quasi-governmental agency, National Endowment of Democracy (NED), and US Agency for International Development (USAID). The documents also showed the White (…) -
US military action on Pakistan advocated
20 November 2007* Analysts say likely dangers include collapse of Pakistan govt * Propose Special Forces operation to prevent nukes from falling into wrong hands * Suggest supporting army
Daily Times Monday, November 19, 2007 By Khalid Hasan
WASHINGTON: Two experts have proposed that the US should take pre-emptive action to secure Pakistan’s nuclear weapons before they fall into the wrong hands.
Frederick Kagan of the right-wing American Enterprise Institute and Michael O’Hanlon of the more (…) -
U.S aims to arm Pakistani paramilitaries
20 November 2007The New York Times has reported that U.S. military officials want to enlist Pakistani paramilitaries along the border with Afghanistan. At a military strategy meeting of the United States Special Operations Command, the strategy was formulated as a means of expanding the ongoing battle against the Taliban and al-Qaeda.
Tuesday 20th November, 2007
The strengthening and expansion of Pakistani soldiers on the border would require higher approval and would involve a paramilitary force of (…) -
Mike Robertson Arrested As He Climbs The Eiffel Tower For Burma
20 November 2007Filmed by a Bellaciao’s friend
by Mick Ryan
Mike Robertson (45) of Wareham, Dorset, the deep-water soloist, photographer and recent Banff award-winning author of Deep Water was arrested on Monday whilst climbing the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Mike was protesting against Total’s - the French oil company, based in Paris - continued involvement in Burma, despite the elected Prime Minister and leader of the National League for Democracy in Myanmar (Burma), Aung San Suu Kyi’s wishes that they (…) -
Chavez in Tehran: "Empire of dollar is crashing"
20 November 2007Chavez in Tehran: "Empire of dollar is crashing"
Reuters – November 19, 2007
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said on Monday the "empire of the dollar is crashing", a day after his country and anti-U.S. ally Iran advocated action over the weakening U.S. currency during an OPEC summit in Riyadh.
Chavez, who on Saturday said oil prices could double to $200 per barrel if the United States attacks Iran over its disputed atomic ambitions, spoke to reporters after talks with his Iranian (…)