"I offer nothing more than simple facts, plain arguments, and common sense." - Thomas Paine
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"Independence is my happiness, and I view things as they are,
without regard to place or person; my country is the world, and my
religion is to do good." - Thomas Pain
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Take The Pledge
"I pledge that if any U.S. troops, contractors, or mercenaries
remain in Afghanistan on Thursday, October 6, 2011, as that occupation
goes into its 11th year, I will commit to being in Freedom Plaza in
Washington, D.C., with others on that day or the days immediately
following, for as long as I can, with the intention of making it our
Tahrir Square, Cairo, our Madison, Wisconsin, where we will
NONVIOLENTLY resist the corporate machine by occupying Freedom Plaza
until our resources are invested in human needs and environmental
protection instead of war and exploitation. We can do this together. We
will be the beginning." http://october2011.org/welcome
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Number Of Iraqis Slaughtered In US War And Occupation Of Iraq "1,455,590"
Number of U.S. Military Personnel Sacrificed (Officially acknowledged) In America's War On Iraq: 4,792 www.icasualties.org/oif/
Number Of International Occupation Force Troops Slaughtered In Afghanistan : 2,695
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How Libya Was Won, by NATO and Special Forces
By Stephen Morgan
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Khalifa Haftar: Washington's Wager Libya's New Generals: Conflicting Loyalties
By al-Akhbar
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Pepe Escobar: Al-Qaeda asset leading rebels in Tripoli
By RT
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The Fruits of Elite Immunity
By Glenn Greenwald
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Who Funds Muslim-baiting In The US?
By MJ Rosenberg
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Russia, Venezuela Seek to Establish a Global Financial Institution
By El Universal
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Timebomb in Euroland: "Tick...tick...tick..." The Eurozone is headed for crash.
By Mike Whitney
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Attention Governor Perry: Evolution is a Fact
By Richard Dawkins
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40 killed as Afghan militants storm Pakistan army posts:
At least 40 personnel of security forces were killed and several
others got injured when hundreds of armed militants from Afghanistan
launched a cross-border raid on Pakistani paramilitary posts in
district Chitral in the wee hours of Saturday. http://bit.ly/rjM9R4
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Al Qaeda's Libyan leader killed in drone attack, claims US:
Al Qaeda's Libyan leader Atiyah abd al-Rahman has been killed in
Pakistan, the United States said Saturday, claiming another
"tremendous" blow to the group following the death of Osama bin Laden. http://bit.ly/nT3l2Y
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Pakistani officials doubt US killed Al-Qaeda no. 2:
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Four civilians killed in car bomb at Afghan bank:
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NATO occupation force service member killed in southern Afghanistan:
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BBC journalist killed during Taliban attack 'may have been shot by US forces':
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Yemen: Seven Yemeni soldiers killed :
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Yemeni official warns of civil war:
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Six killed in attacks across Iraq:
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Tripoli: Fear of disease as bodies pile up on the streets:
The scale of the fighting is now much reduced, but the bodies keep
piling up - civilians caught up in the crossfire during the fierce
violence of the past few days; fighters from both sides killed in
action; those summarily executed, black men by the rebels for being
alleged mercenaries, and political prisoners by the regime. http://ind.pn/qTfFaC
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Rebels settle scores in Libyan capital:
They had taken place at a makeshift hospital, in a tent marked
clearly with the symbols of the Islamic Crescent. Some of the dead were
on stretchers, attached to intravenous drips. Some were on the back of
an ambulance that had been shot at. A few were on the ground,
seemingly attempting to crawl to safety when the bullets came. http://ind.pn/ruSzQP
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Rebels wreak revenge on dictator's men:
The atmosphere in the Libyan capital is frighteningly uncertain a week after the sudden collapse of Gaddafi's forces. http://ind.pn/nqnjFJ
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Historic Church of St. George in Tripoli Ransacked:
The historic church of St. George located in Libya, in Tripoli,
dating back to 1647 was ransacked. The church is the oldest Orthodox
church in North Africa. http://bit.ly/pL8IQ3
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UN may send police force to Libya:
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Senior Islamist rebel is veteran Gaddafi foe:
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NATO to join al-Qaeda in Libya takeover:
"The new military dictator of Tripoli is none other than the
infamous Abdul Hakim Belhadj, an international terrorist, a famous,
notorious "genocidalist" of al-Qaeda who has carried out international
terrorism all across the globe," Tarpley said. http://www.presstv.ir/detail/196198.html
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Libyan game over?
The amount of extremist organizations, including al-Qaeda, in the
ranks of Libyan opposition is very sufficient and it is very
interesting to see how the West that is stating that they are enemies
of Islamic extremists, how they are going to cope with this situation
and what is going to happen there. http://english.ruvr.ru/2011/08/28/55272800.html
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Islamic militants among prisoners freed from Libyan jail:
Hundreds of Islamist militants were among the prisoners freed from a
notorious Tripoli prison this week, according to a former Libyan
jihadist. http://bit.ly/pl2Mbm
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Arab spring has created 'intelligence disaster', warns former CIA boss:
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Rebel forces close in on Gaddafi stronghold :
Libya's new rulers, trying to establish control over all the
country, set their sights on the coastal city of Sirte -Gaddafi's
birthplace - and two other towns controlled by his supporters, Sabha in
the southwest and Jufrah in the southeast. http://bit.ly/qTwlzb
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Libya - Resistance to US/NATO Conquest Continues:
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Nato Using Hi-Tech Kit To Track Down Gaddafi:
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The family's mansions turn out to be not so grand:
"Khadafy was not living like a rich man, I admit that,'' said Malik el-Bakouri, a 27-year-old doctor from Tripoli," http://bo.st/o0tmJo
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Looting Libya: Who's first for oil? :
The race for Libya's vast oil wealth is gathering momentum. States
who worked together during massive NATO airstrikes, are now working
against each other in the battle to secure lucrative energy contracts.
But as RT's Sara Firth reports, it's led to fears that a new regime in
Libya could easily slide into corruption. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_73xYIKhmg
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Syrian activist say "revolution" to be armed soon:
The Head of the Revolutionary Council of the Syrian Coordination
Committees, Mohammad Rahhal, said in remarks published Sunday that the
council took the decision to arm the Syrian revolution. http://bit.ly/nANDhb
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Iran tells Syria to recognize demands:
Iran, Syria's closest ally, called on the government in Damascus to
recognize its people's "legitimate'' demands yesterday, the first such
remarks to come from the country since the five-month-old uprising
against President Bashar Assad started. http://bo.st/pVRGoF
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Iran warns NATO against entering Syria "quagmire": -
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Manufacturing Consent For Attack On Syria: Ambassador Oren: Israel is very concerned about Syrian WMDs:
Wall Street Journal report claims Israel, United States monitoring
Syrian chemical weapons; concern is that weapons may be transferred to
Hezbollah and Hamas. http://bit.ly/q961jj
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Manufacturing Consent For Attack On Syria: US, Israel Mount Surveillance on Syria's WMD, Missiles:
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UN envoy Prosor: Israel has no chance of stopping recognition of Palestinian state:
Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Ron Prosor, sent a
classified cable to the Foreign Ministry last week, stating that Israel
stands no chance of rallying a substantial number of states to oppose a
resolution at the UN General Assembly recognizing a Palestinian state
in September. http://bit.ly/nmtJQK
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US envoy 'threatens to slash aid to PA':
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Gideon Levy: Why the Egyptians hate Israel :
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Israel wages war on Iranian scientists:
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Cholera and hunger claims 67 lives in Somalia:
At least 67 people have lost their lives and over 560 others have
been hospitalized due to starvation and cholera in famine-stricken
Somalia, Press TV reported. http://www.presstv.ir/detail/196236.html
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More Somali famine victims fleeing to Yemen, UNHCR says:
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Families in modern Ireland skip food to pay the mortgage:
The arrival of the second wave of the economic crisis, giving rise
for the first time in many decades to the spectre of hunger, has caused
shock across the country. http://bit.ly/qsYbln
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*uck You and Don't Forget to Sing Along : Humor?
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox suggests truce with drug cartels:
"I want to start a public debate on the following ideas ... call on
the violent groups for a truce" and "evaluate the advisability of an
amnesty law," Fox said in a speech at an anti-crime event. http://bit.ly/nkKfGP
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Fresh oil slicks forming over Deepwater Horizon spill site:
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Should I laugh or cry? Our government will assassinate him but wont invade his privacy... Priceless: State Department: Don't Invade Privacy of Cleric on CIA Kill List:
While the New Mexico-born cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, is the first
American on the CIA's kill or capture list, the U.S. State Department
refuses to release documents about al-Awlaki citing his right to
privacy. http://fxn.ws/nQW2nH
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"Let us be peace and joy"
Tom Feeley
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