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McCain chooses to be instigator over statesman
“On Oct. 23, 1983, there was a suicide attack at the Marine headquarters in Beirut. The explosion killed 241. Of the dead, 220 were Marines, 18 were Navy personnel and three were with the Army.It was the deadliest single-day death … Continue reading
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Tagged David Petraeus, disappearing, George H.W. Bush, GITMO, indefinite detention, John McCain, Kill LIst, MK Ultra, renditions, torture, waterboarding
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Of course, I heard this through the alternate media … our only legitimate news source
Justice Department Ends Investigation Into Bush-Era Torture, With No Charges | FDL News Desk Early in the Administration, President Obama said he would look forward and not backward, even though the entire purpose of the criminal justice system is to … Continue reading
Jimmy Carter: ” … our country can no longer speak with moral authority …”
America’s Shameful Human Rights Record – NYTimes.com “At a time when popular revolutions are sweeping the globe, the United States should be strengthening, not weakening, basic rules of law and principles of justice enumerated in the Universal Declaration of Human … Continue reading
” … every once in a while the gods smile on the damned.”
Chris Hedges – A Victory for All of Us “U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest, in a 68-page opinion, ruled Wednesday that Section 1021 of the NDAA was unconstitutional. It was a stunning and monumental victory. With her ruling she returned … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Hedges, domestic enemies, indefinite detention, Judge Katherine Forrest, military arrest, NDAA, Occupy
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