By Alexander Mercouris | The Duran | March 4, 2017 Back on October 10th 2016, shortly after the US intelligence community published its first claim that Russia was trying to interfere in the US election, I wrote an article for The Duran in which I pointed out that the true story was that for the […]
As Netzpolitik points out, while the committee was busy discussing the few things it could discuss, the German parliament was expanding BND’s legal authorities.
German citizens – along with everyone the government spies on – can rest assured nothing has changed. It’s only gotten worse.
By Salman Rafi Sheikh | New Eastern Outlook | 28.02.2017 With the departure of the Trump’s national security adviser, political crisis in the US has only depended and is likely to exacerbate into a full-fledged struggle for power and control between Trump and what some call ‘deep-state.’ While Donald Trump is an elected president of […]
By Gareth Porter | Consortium News | February 25, 2017 Opponents of the Trump administration have generally accepted as fact the common theme across mainstream media that aides to Donald Trump were involved in some kind of illicit communications with the Russian government that has compromised the independence of the administration from Russian influence. But […]
Jag vill inte vara konspirationsteoretisk – men när en och samma person äger ett bolag som tillhandahåller mjukvara för analys av massövervakning som används av bl.a. FBI, CIA och NSA, är rådgivare åt president Trump och sitter i Facebooks styrelse...Länk: Trump, CIA, NSA, Palantir, Facebook & the common denominator »
I rarely cover much U.S. domestic politics on this website because, well, frankly, because it's both depressing and hysterical (in the humorous sense), all…
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This week on the New World Next Week: Dems pretend to care about the Logan Act and Repubs pretend to care about government spying as Flynn quits; America’s crumbling infrastructure continues to crumble; and Montana passes a bill to block the feds’ national license plate tracking program.
(ANTIMEDIA) “Let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you. So, even for a practical, supposedly, hard-nosed businessman, he’s being really dumb to do this,” Democratic lawmaker Charles Schumer said of President Trump in January amid the president’s rejection of CIA claims about Russian hacking.
By Brad Benson | OffGuardian | February 17, 2017 On the surface, the resignation of General Michael Flynn is being sold as a cut-and-dried case of the General getting ahead of his skis by calling the Russian Ambassador to discuss the lifting of sanctions. This was ostensibly then complicated by the General not being honest […]
This week on the New World Next Week: Dems pretend to care about the Logan Act and Repubs pretend to care about government spying as Flynn quits; America's crumbling infrastructure continues to crumble; and some good news pushback on the road to a police state.
