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Bahraini State Terror Continues
by Stephen Lendman Bahraini and Saudi security forces continue daily terror in Bahrain, human rights groups condemning the violence, including Amnesty International (AI), providing regular updates. On May 11, AI reported more than 47 health… more »
Resurrecting the Bogus FARC-EP Files/Venezuela Connection
by Stephen Lendman The story surfaced in March 2008 after Colombia's military, with US Special Forces help, attacked a FARC-EP rebel camp in Ecuador. Over 20 people were killed, including 16 or more FARC-EP members while they slept. Key among them was… more »
Where are the Arab billions?
Khalid Amayreh It is time for the Gulf's political and cultural elites to wake up from their stupor and start thinking in strategic terms. "Arab oil is not more important than Arab blood." These are the memorable words of the late King Faisal of Saudi… more »
Russia-US: Terrorism's vicious circle
Eric Walberg There are no hostages in the game of geopolitics. Russia’s reaction to the Bin Laden assassination reveals its own dilemma about how best to accommodate the West. The Kremlin limited itself to a brief statement congratulating the United… more »
Question 8 for 9/11 Smarties: Why did two large wide-bodied aluminum jetliners not decelerate or produce any plane wreckage on September 11, 2001?
By Elizabeth Young 911 is without a doubt the most written about, analyzed and discussed conspiracy in the history of mankind. Yes, even the official story, “Nineteen fanatical Arab hijackers, masterminded by an evil genius named Osama bin Laden, is a… more »
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Human Trafficking in Israel
by Stephen Lendman In February 2003, the Tel Aviv-based Hotline for Migrant Workers (HMW) published a report titled, "Modern Slavery and Trafficking in Human Beings in Israel," saying: "In September 2002, a new 'Deportation Police' (Immigration… more »
Libyan Rebels Killing Civilians in Benghazi
by Stephen Lendman In London, at a June 1999 anti-Yugoslavia war rally, Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter scathed US and UK leaders, saying: "Let us face the truth....(N)either Clinton nor Blair gives a damn about the Kosovar Albanians. This action has been… more »
East Jerusalem Residents: Lawlessly Revoking Their Status
by Stephen Lendman On April 7, 2011, HaMoked: Center for the Defense of the Individual and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) filed a petition, demanding that Israel's Interior Ministry stop revoking residency permits given East Jerusalem… more »
Commemorating Palestine's Nakba
by Stephen Lendman What Ilan Pappe described as "the ethnic cleaning of Palestine," Edward Said called its "holocaust," saying: "Every human calamity is different, but there is value in seeing analogies and perhaps hidden similarities." He called Nazi… more »
Home Rule takes a beating as Maine defeats food freedom bills
By Rady Ananda Food Freedom In the state that made international news this year when three towns passed a food sovereignty ordinance, two bills that would have bolstered them at the state level met with defeat in Maine’s legislative Agriculture,… more »
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