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Iran Crisis: Something Fishy Back years ago, 9/11, the first thing I asked was "who makes money off this." By 2006, we had enough witnesses come forward we could prove our suspicions that, essentially, America's government had fallen in 2000. Read More »»

Stephen Lendman Freedom: An Endangered Species in America Gordon Duff The Gasoline Export Scam Veterans Today Top 10 Veterans Stories in Today's News - January 09, 2011 Kourosh Ziabari The Turbulent 2011 At A Glance Ed Mattson The Wars We Fight To Protect Freedom Have Lead Us To The Big Decline Alan Hart "The Zionization of American politics and how it Could Be Terminated" SARTRE Edgar Steele and the National Defense Authorization Veterans Today Mysterious Swedish Shootings Are Gladio-Style Attacks Veterans Today The Media Consensus On Israel Is Collapsing Veterans Today Are Jews Smarter?

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Stephen Lendman Marwan Barghouti: Prisoner of Conscience May 3, 2002, during the second Intifada, Israel conducted Operation Defensive Shield. Before Cast Lead, it was its largest military operation since June 1967 when Israel occupied Palestine. »» Gordon Duff Sunday Morning: Excusing the Griping This has been the week of "wind down" after the holiday. I try to spend Christmas in Germany where my most of my surviving friends and family are but remained home. The reminders are frightening, angry people everywhere and the endless millions in the US who don't really have holidays, especially those people living in poverty who have children. »» Veterans Today Ruling Leaves Dioxin Cleanup Out of Monsanto Trial As the trial begins in a major toxic pollution lawsuit against Monsanto Co., jurors won't be allowed to tackle a key issue: Should the company pay to clean up dioxin it allegedly spewed across the city of Nitro? »» Jane Rosenstein Wepler- Literary Prize 2011 Each year Fondation de la Poste and Wepler give a literary prize to an outstanding author. »» Brig Asif H. Raja Early Elections Has Become a Necessity In pursuance of its policy of disregarding rule of law and defying the Supreme Court (SC), the PPP leadership has decided to ignore the apex court verdict directing it to write a letter to Swiss authorities to reopen money laundering trial case pending against Zardari & Co that was held in abeyance as a consequence to 5 October NRO issued by Gen Musharraf to share power with Benazir Bhutto. »» Sherwood Ross U.S. Obligated To Take Iran Dispute To International Arbitration It may come as a surprise to Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum but the U.S. is obligated under international law to the peaceful resolution of its grievance against Iran. »» Jack JC Selling chopsticks to China and other Durable Goods stories Luckily for US citizens, not everything is getting outsourced. There are some US companies, such as Georgia Chopsticks LLC, who have seen opportunities in durable goods manufacturing and now provide reputable exportable US made product to offshore countries. »» Stephen Lendman Libyan Violence and Instability On January 3, Middle East Online contributor Jay Deshnukh headlined, "Ex-rebels' war for money, power: Fierce clashes erupt in Tripoli," saying: »» Tom Valentine Oxymorons - Take it Viral; Musicians and Sports Stars Needed In my youth, the example most folks gave in order to explain the magnificent word oxymoron was "military intelligence." »» Jane Rosenstein CARTES & IDentification CARTES & IDentification , organized by a company Comexposium, was a large event having approximately 20,000 attendees and exhibitors. It was held at the large exhibition center in the north of Paris at Villepinte. »»