General Electric’s Support of Hitler’s Third Reich
Jan 21, 2012
Father of Hollywood Star Helped Allies Defeat Germany in World War II, Authors Say
Jan 20, 2012
The Life, Times & Morality of Henry A. Kissinger
Jan 18, 2012
Christo-Fascism without Tears: Response to Evangelical Writers who Distance the Church from the Nazi Party
Jan 15, 2012
By Alex Constantine Since the jingoistic Tea Party this way came, National Public Radio has given the angry “patriots” periodic, unquestioning promo spots, tsked a few corporate sponsors and the occasional “extremist”- a ubiquitous media euphemism for “fascist” – but has pretended not to know of the darkest strains of this toxic beverage, as if perpetually searching for words to describe it. White supremacy isn’t an issue at NPR. But just look at the “public” network’s toxic corporate funding:
Jan 29, 2012 / / Read More;MSNBC/January 26, 2012 A lot of rhetoric is being thrown about in discussing the Pentagon budget. Reporter R. Jeffrey Smith from the Center for Public Integrity takes a look at what’s actually been proposed by President Obama, in his explainer, “Puncturing the hot air balloons on defense spending: A reader’s guide to the debate in 2012.” The Center for Public Integrity is a nonprofit, nonpartisan investigative reporting group in Washington. Smith’s takeaway summary: Obama’s national security spending plan does not cut the defense budget. Even if his proposal is enacted, U.S. defense spending will continue to dwarf the rest of the world’s. The new U.S. military strategy was concocted to accommodate the proposed budget trims, not vice versa. Sequestration is a threat, not a promise. And no matter what politicians say or do this year, U.S. defense spending will remain vulnerable to real cuts. The important question in the years ahead is, which military programs will survive and which will go away. Read the full story here from the Center for Public Integrity. http://openchannel.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/01/26/10245024-no-president-obama-isnt-actually-proposing-to-cut-defense-spending?chromedomain=usnews
Jan 29, 2012 / / Read More;Expatica.com/28 January 2012 Hundreds of police officers stand guard to protect the guests of the controversial far-right
Jan 28, 2012 / / Read More;” … At a preliminary hearing on October 31, a large turnout of Native supporters lined the halls of the courthouse and protested outside to demand justice for Dawson, who has become a symbol in the Fresno Native community of the long history of violent crimes perpetrated against people of color. … ‘The Justice for Patty Dawson Committee learned that the owner of the vehicle Dawson was driving has KKK tattoos on his back,’ said Gloria Hernandez, a local activist and police watchdog who is helping to mobilize support for Dawson. … “ By Valerie Taliman Indian Country/January 20, 2012 [UPDATED, JANUARY 20, LINK ADDED TO ORIGINAL STORY IN FIRST GRAPH AND VIDEO ADDED AT END] FRESNO, Calif. – Despite two preliminary hearings, Fresno District Attorney Elizabeth Egan has not yet included hate crimes in the felonious assault case against Jennifer Davette Fraser, who attacked and beat Patty Dawson, a Navajo and Apache nurse, on a city street in Clovis last June, then fled the scene of the crime. After considerable pressure from local activists, the
Jan 27, 2012 / / Read More;Background: “Video: Polish Prosecutor Mikolaj Przybyl Shoots Himself in the Head” – http://www.opposingviews.com/i/society/guns/video-polish-prosecutor-mikolaj-przybyl-shoots-himself-head By Babich Dmitry The Voice of Russia/January 11, 2012 The seemingly bizarre case of the Polish military prosecutor, Mikolaj Przybyl, who made a failed assassination attempt on Monday, shooting himself in the head during a break in a press conference, is no laughing matter. In fact, it may lead to a Russia-related political crisis in Poland. The prosecutor, whose life is no longer in danger thanks to
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Liberia’s ex-president, now on trial in The Hague, worked with US intelligence agencies, officials admit. By Chris Arsenault Al Jazeera/21 Jan 2012 He stands accused of funding rebels who hacked the arms off small children, smuggling blood diamonds, keeping sex slaves and torturing his opponents, but former Liberian President Charles Taylor also had another career – providing information to US intelligence agencies, according to information obtained by the Boston Globe newspaper. Today, Taylor is jailed in The Hague as the first former African leader to face international prosecution from the UN-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone. In the 1990s, he was allegedly responsible for wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone, which killed more than 250,000 people. “It’s an intriguing development,”
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