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The Terrorism We Support in Syria: A First-hand Account of the Use of Mortars against Civilians

Sep 11, 2014, Eva Bartlett, Zero Anthropology In stark contrast to the sparse coverage of the brutality of ISIS and other terrorist groups in Syria over the past few years, there has recently been substantial coverage of the emergence of ISIS in Iraq and the terrorist acts that this US-backed …

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Emergency Response Protest on 9/11: Say No to U.S. War in the Middle East

Join with the International Action Center, Baltimore Pledge of Resistance, FIST and many others for an emergency action to Say No to U.S. War in the Middle East. For more info. call 443-221-3775. THURS ► SEPT 11    5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Centre & Charles Street, Washington Monument FRI ►SEPT 12   …

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Western Leaders Fear-Monger to Mobilize Support for Air-Strikes on Syria

Aug 24, 2014, Stephen Gowans One of the roles of leading politicians and top officials of the state is to enlist public support for policies which serve the goals of the upper stratum of the population from whose ranks they sometimes come and whose interests they almost invariably promote. When …

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Media Myths and Distortions: More NATO Aggression Against Syria?

Sep 3, 2014, Counter Punch -Rick Sterling Syria will be an important subject of discussion at this week’s NATO Summit meeting in Wales.  The US and NATO powers will evaluate whether to expand air strikes against ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq & Syria) into Syria, whether to do it in …

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John McCain, Conductor of the “Arab Spring” and the Caliph

Aug 18, 2014, Voltaire Net John McCain is known as the leader of the Republicans and unhappy 2008 US presidential candidate. This is, we will see, only the real part of his biography, which serves as a cover to conduct covert actions on behalf of his government. When I was …

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​Attack on Ghouta, 1 year on: ‘War is always main course for US’

Aug 21, 2014, RT.com Eric Draitser This week marks the first anniversary of the infamous chemical weapons attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta. What makes that incident significant, both politically and historically, is the fact that, despite the evidence of Syrian government involvement being non-existent, the Obama administration nearly …

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