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Unknown Snipers and Western backed “Regime Change”
The Russian investigative journalist Nikolay Starikov has written a book which discusses the role of unknown snipers in the destabilization of countries targeted for regime change by the United States and its allies. The following article attempts to eluc ...[Read more]
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On June 2, 2009, an apartment superintendent in New Brunswick, N.J., stumbled upon what he thought was a terrorist hideout and called 911. It was really an NYPD operation to conduct surveillance well outside its jurisdiction. (July 25) ...[Read more]
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French government bans GM maize MON 810
France'€™s agricultural ministry on Saturday banned the sale, use and cultivation of Monsanto'€™s genetically modified maize MON 810, after France highest court twice previously struck down similar measures. ...[Read more]
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Putin: Crimea similar to Kosovo, West is rewriting its own rule book
Crimea’s secession from Ukraine was just like Kosovo’s secession from Serbia, and any arguments otherwise are just attempts to bend the West-advocated rules that were applied to the Kosovo case, Russian President Vladimir Putin said. The statements ca ...[Read more]
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Murdering people with Neoliberalism : The Case of Greece
"You can use the 600 Euros that you will find on me to pay our health insurance. I paid the rent yesterday. I am sorry, my daughter, I could not take more suffering just to put a warm plate on the table - a bloody plate. Make sure that our daughter goes t ...[Read more]
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Dismantling Former Yugoslavia, Recolonizing Bosnia-Herzegovina
As heavily-armed US and NATO troops enforced the peace in Bosnia, the press and politicians alike portrayed Western intervention in the former Yugoslavia as a noble, if agonizingly belated, response to an outbreak of ethnic massacres and human rights viol ...[Read more]
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Irish MP slams West for supporting €˜right-wing, semi-fascist€™ forces in Ukraine
Irish MP Joe Higgins has rounded on Western nations for supporting “xenophobic, semi-fascist” elements within the Kiev’s new government. He accused the EU of using hardline groups such as the Right Sector to push a neoliberal agenda in Ukra ...[Read more]
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Fort Hood shooter was on anti-depression medication
The Iraq War veteran who opened fire at Fort Hood on Wednesday, killing three people and injuring 16, was being treated for mental health issues and being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder, the Associated Press reports. ...[Read more]
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Jesus€™ wife€™ papyrus not a modern forgery, scientific tests say
Scientists now say that an antiquated piece of papyrus containing an excerpt concerning the alleged wife of Jesus Christ is not in fact a forgery. According to the results of a carbon dating test just now released, the so-called “Gospel of Jesus’s Wif ...[Read more]
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New leaks: Cuban-US organization leaders helped ‘Cuban Twitter’
Leaders of the largest nonprofit for young Cuban-Americans, which explicitly refused to accept US government funds, in fact supported Washington’s secret program aimed at toppling Cuba'€™s government, a leaked report reveals. ...[Read more]
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Noam Chomsky | Red Lines in Ukraine and Elsewhere
This era's most extreme international crime, the US-UK invasion of Iraq, was not a break in world order because the aggressors didn't cross Russian or Chinese red lines. In contrast, Putin's takeover of the Crimea cross US red lines. ...[Read more]
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