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Covid-19 and The Red Dawn Emails

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 28 April 2020

The Covid-19 outbreak has so far killed more than 200,000 people and frightened billions more into panic. A panic that deprives most of them of any critical sense and pushes them to make or approve stupid political decisions. A group of personalities, Red Dawn, whose correspondence was (...)

Time for accountability

Should George W. Bush Be Arrested in Calgary, Alberta, To Be Tried For International Crimes?

by Anthony J. Hall

Lethbridge (Canada) | 9 March 2009

While the ICC decision to issue an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Bashir on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity is a welcome development, it is hardly the only situation where it should be applied. Some see it as a double standard promoted by the ICC in the choice of its (...)

Is the World Under the Dominance of US Superpower?

23 September 2005

The analysis made in our publications about international affairs focus on the role played by the United States. Would this approach be justified or are we just overestimating the importance of “America”? Actually, Washington has the necessary capacity to impose a new world order, but it is (...)

U.S. Vice-Presidents: War As Politics

Dick Cheney: Whip of the Republicans

18 October 2004

After making his way into politics following Donald Rumsfeld’s footsteps, Dick Cheney has imposed himself quickly as the indispensable man of the Republican Party in the White House and the Congress. Confirming without further complexes his determinedly conservative choices, Cheney has opened (...)

Specialist of Dirty War in Latin America

Otto Reich and the Counterrevolution

by Arthur Lepic , Paul Labarique

Paris (France) | 14 May 2004

In order to impose his order in Latin America, George W. Bush turned to an inflexible specialist of counterrevolution: Otto Reich. Despite protests by all Latin American countries and the Senate, he appointed Reich his special envoy in the continent. The past of Otto Reich is revealing: (...)

The Center for Security Policy

Washington’s manipulators

by Thierry Meyssan

13 November 2002

In chancelleries located in Washington, people say the true power is not in the White House any more but in the Center for Security Policy (CSP). This think tank (a usually political center for researching and spreading ideas) boasts about designing the American foreign policy after September (...)