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EXCLUSIVE: The Counterinsurgency War on—and Inside—Our Borders | WhoWhatWhy
The facts are now clear: the Pentagon’s push to use counterinsurgency tactics against drug traffickers is giving Mexican armed forces the leeway to operate in the airspace above U.S. territory. By Douglas Lucas WhoWhatWhy.com Jul 16, 2014 Blurred Lines: A Mexican military chopper in U.S. airspace, photographed by Texas park rangers. Courtesy of WikiLeaks More
EXCLUSIVE: The Counterinsurgency War on—and Inside—Our Borders | WhoWhatWhy
The facts are now clear: the Pentagon’s push to use counterinsurgency tactics against drug traffickers is giving Mexican armed forces the leeway to operate in the airspace above U.S. territory. By Douglas Lucas WhoWhatWhy.com Jul 16, 2014 Blurred Lines: A Mexican military chopper in U.S. airspace, photographed by Texas park rangers. Courtesy of WikiLeaks More
‘It’s Information Warfare Against Journalism, Against the Public’
The state now wants to make sharing unapproved information a crime,” DSWright writes at FireDogLake. “Which is to say the stakes in the Barrett Brown case could not be higher.” truthdig.com March 3, 2014 The author explains: The government is pressing charges that carry up to 100 years in prison against Brown mostly for the More
The Criminalization of Journalism: Icelandic MP Birgitta Jonsdottir Pens Open Letter in Defense of Jailed Journalist, Barrett Brown
THE CRIMINALIZATION OF JOURNALISM The Sparrow Project FEB 24, 2014 [DALLAS, TX] The curious case of Barrett Brown —a freelance journalist and satirist, turned political prisoner— has captivated thousands in the lead-up to what many are calling a “show trial” slated to take place in Dallas, TX, later this year. In an open letter published this morning (and More
Polly Mann> Syria: The Next Move on the Chess Board
Polly Mann> Syria: The Next Move on the Chess Board By Polly Mann WAMM Newsletter May 2012 Although it would seem unlikely that in international affairs the US government would operate with one set strategy, its behavior indicates it does. So while it might appear that the recent conflict in Libya More
Polly Mann> Syria: The Next Move on the Chess Board
Polly Mann> Syria: The Next Move on the Chess Board By Polly Mann WAMM Newsletter May 2012 Although it would seem unlikely that in international affairs the US government would operate with one set strategy, its behavior indicates it does. So while it might appear that the recent conflict in Libya More
Hightower Lowdown> Our taxes pay spies to work for rich shareholders> and pay for the corporatization of war itself
A corporate “foreign legion” has taken over America’s intelligence and military functions Our taxes pay spies to work for rich shareholders– and pay for the corporatization of war itself Hightower Lowdown April Lowdown edited by Jim Hightower and Phillip Frazer On the last day of last year, Austin’s daily newspaper led with a story that More
Chris Hedges> Someone You Love: Coming to a Gulag Near You
Someone You Love: Coming to a Gulag Near You By Chris Hedges Posted on Apr 2, 2012 Truthdig The security and surveillance state does not deal in nuance or ambiguity. Its millions of agents, intelligence gatherers, spies, clandestine operatives, analysts and armed paramilitary units live in a binary world of opposites, of good and evil, More
Amy Goodman> Wikileaks vs. Stratfor: Pursue the Truth, Not Its Messenger
Wikileaks vs. Stratfor: Pursue the Truth, Not Its Messenger Amy Goodman 1 March 2012 Nation of Change Among the emails was a short one-liner that suggested the U.S. government has produced, through a secret grand jury, a sealed indictment against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. WikiLeaks, the whistle-blower website, has again published a massive More