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Opposition forces kill US Ambassador Chris Stevens, America In Libya’s No. 1
Maybe it could have happened to a more deserving operative, but that’s splitting hairs. Obviously we can’t call the late ambassador Chris Stevens the “mastermind” of the US covert destabilization of Libya. However, he was Our Man in Benghazi, essentially … Continue reading
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Tagged al-Qaeda, Benghazi, Chris Stevens, Covert War, Insurgencies, Intervention, Libya, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Targeted Assassination, Terrorism, USG
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How to testify at a grand jury: David House “invokes” on Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, & taking illegal notes
Bradley Manning supporter David House was called last year before the grand jury preparing charges against Julian Assange, in the event Assange is successfully remanded to Sweden. Despite being told a transcript was forbidden, House took notes which have now … Continue reading
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Tagged Bradley Manning, BUILDS, David House, Department of Justice, Grand Juries, Hackerspace, Jacob Appelbaum, Julian Assange, USG, Wikileaks
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HRW says state-sanctioned torture is “crime against humanity” but not in US
They keep piling it on against Syria. Human Rights Watch declared that SYRIA’S state-sanctioned torture constitutes a “crime against humanity” but not when America does it. SYRIA’S “torture centers” stink, not ours. ITS chemical weapons stockpile is a threat, not … Continue reading
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Tagged Crimes against Humanity, Human Rights Watch, Interrogation, Syria, USG
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If Okinawa can oust half its US soldiers Colorado Springs can do it too
The regimes of Japan and the United States have finally reached an agreement to move 9,000 marines from Okinawa, leaving 10,000 US military personnel, still unwelcome, on Japan’s southern isle. With troop reductions expected stateside, wouldn’t now be the ideal … Continue reading
What Twitter resisted releasing to DOJ, and we may presume Facebook did not
So the US Department of Justice wants Twitter’s records on the Wikileaks crew. So what, it’s social media — why expect that spooks can’t follow like everybody else? Except the USG wants to know more than followers or tweets, they … Continue reading
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Tagged Bradley Manning, Department of Justice, Facebook, Julian Assange, Twitter, USG, Wikileaks
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