Antiwar.com – Your Best Source for Antiwar News?By Maidhc Ó CathailOriginally published on his own blog site
January 9, 2011
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Launched in 1995, Antiwar.com describes itself as a site “devoted to the cause of non-interventionism” whose “initial project was to fight against intervention in the Balkans under the Clinton presidency
Editors' Introduction: The significance of Webster Tarpley's reports from Syria and Lebanon cannot be overemphasized. Finally there is a credible journalistic voice reporting from inside the region, one that rips apart the current media narrative about Syria as a complete "tissue of lies."
Libya's War for the Abaya
By Susan Lindauer
Originally published in Global Research
July 27, 2011
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For European bankers, it's a war for Libya's Gold. For oil corporations, it's a war for Cheap Crude (now threatening to destroy Libya's oil infrastructure, just like Iraq). But for Libya's women, it's a fierce, knock down
Editors' Note: the two videos displayed above are promotional segments of an unfinished movie project concerning the flimsy "humanitarian" pretext justifying the military takeover of Libya. The movie is called The Humanitarian War, directed by Julien Teil. The groundbreaking interviews and analysis provided by the participants in this project are absolutely essential for
Statement by Professor Jean Bricmont to the United Nations General Assembly: Interactive Thematic Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect
United Nations, New York
July 23, 2009
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Editors' Preface (from Wikipedia):
Jean Bricmont (born 1952) is a Belgian theoretical physicist, philosopher of science and a professor at the
Lectures from the TORONTO CONFERENCESponsored by the Social Justice Committee (in collaboration with the Centre for Research on Globalization)September 9, 2011
Guest speakers include:
Cynthia McKinney, former United States Congresswoman from Georgia
Michel Chossudovsky, professor (retired) at the University of Ottawa and founder of the Centre for Research on Globalization
Mahdi Darius
