Exclusive: Despite months of Western diplomatic efforts, Libya remains an object lesson in “regime change” arrogance, a failed state beset by rival militias and becoming a new base for Islamic extremists – as the movie “Thirteen Hours” graphically depicts, writes James DiEugenio. By James DiEugenio American foreign policy leaders are not great at learning lessons…
The House Select Committee on Intelligence, following almost a two-year intense investigation, unanimously determined there is no basis for what has become known as the Benghazi Scandal.
The Committee consists of 12 Republicans and 9 Democrats.
The pretend-scandal began Sept. 11, 2012, when terrorists raided the U.S. consulate, and killed the ambassador and three others.
International Mediterranean News Service
May 15, 2013
Bonino confirms 200 NATO troops in Sicily
US forces near in case of escalating violence in Libya
Rome: Italian Foreign Minister Emma Bonino on Wednesday confirmed that only 200 American NATO troops were being moved to Sicily to be ready for rapid deployment if any new attacks occur in Libya.
Stars and Stripes
April 25, 2013
550 Marines head to Spain in support of AFRICOM
By John Vandiver
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“Right now, they’re temporarily going to Morón, Spain, as a placeholder. I think they are going to move sometime. It wouldn’t surprise me to find them moving around the African continent.”
For several years, the Marine Corps has been developing plans for a Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force to bolster the capabilities of AFRICOM.
Ambassador Chris Stevens: Servant to Evil: How Propaganda Works for Empire
By Eric Pottenger and Jeff Friesen
Special Report for Color Revolutions and Geopolitics
September 26, 2012
It is compassion and love that guides United States foreign policy in North Africa and the Middle East and there can be no doubt about it.
At least that has been the strange and wonderful idea sold to
