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Brennan upholds censorship of Senate torture report

4 February 2014

The Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, on 29 January 2014, of CIA director John Brennan led to heated exchanges with Democratic senators.
The latter called for the Committee to declassify the 6 300-word report from 2012 on the use of torture during the Bush Jr. administration [1]. (...)

# 5 News Story selected by Project Censored in 2009

Seizing War Protesters’ Assets

by Matthew Rothschild, Michel Chossudovsky

9 May 2010

George W. Bush signed more laws and executive orders trampling civil rights and liberties than any president in US history. The two examined below, specifically crafted to stifle and criminalize protests both at home and abroad against U.S. policies in Iraq and Lebanon, fly in the face of the (...)

« Current Concerns», Vol V, n° 8, May 2010

Bringing the Era of Nuclear Weapons to an End

Zurich (Switzerland) | 1 May 2010

“Bringing the Era of Nuclear Weapons to an End”, by Jakob Kellenberger / Reflexion on the Fundamentals of a Genuinely Democratic Living Together / “Success Model Switzerland” / Republic versus Empire “Confederates of all countries, unite!” by Jürgen Elsässer / “Europe Inc.” “Regional & (...)

Investigative Reporter Seymour Hersh Describes ’Executive Assassination Ring’

Cheney Assassination Squads (see video)

by Eric Black

New York (USA) | 25 March 2009

MSNBC reported that Seymour Hersh has uncovered evidence that Vice President Cheney operated secret assassination squads out of the White House by using military personnel without the knowledge of the CIA. Keith Olbermann, host of MSNBC Countdown discussed the report with Jonathan Alter. Alter (...)

Brzezinski confirms U.S. can organise attacks in own territory

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 20 February 2007

With the exception of Washington Note and Financial Times, the mainstream media decided not to report Zbigniew Brzezinski’s comments that shatter the United Stator ruling class. Auditioned on February 1st, 2007 by the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, the former National Security Adviser (...)

“Erasing poverty”

by Peter Mandelson

20 July 2005

This week at the G-8 in Edinburgh the European Commission will be arguing for a significant boost on development assistance for developing countries. This money is needed for Africa and this aid has to be accompanied by a debt relief and a policy that in the end would enable this continent to (...)

"More than a squabble, this goes to the heart of Europe”

by Peter Mandelson

29 June 2005

Brussels summit evidenced the challenge faced by Europe: to continue as it was before or take into account the rejection by France and Netherlands to the European Constitutional Treaty and reset mainly the policies and priorities. Of course, the anti-Europeans want to use the current crisis to (...)

“Now It’s The Time To Turn Despair Into Opportunity”

by Peter Mandelson

17 June 2005

The peoples of France and The Netherlands already demonstrated, and the European politicians should think about it. There were several reasons for a “No”, but the corroboration is clear: there is disappointment regarding the European Union. Europe is too much exposed to criticism. This has (...)

The United States Foreign Policy’s Inspired on Israeli Minister

Natan Sharansky, the ideologist of forced democratization

by Voltaire Network

6 June 2005

President Bush already recognizes in public that his foreign policy speeches are inspired on Nathan Sharansky’s ideas, Vice Premier of Israel, former United States spy in the USSR, present leader of the extreme right in Israeli party Likud and multifaceted man, who invented the rhetoric of (...)

The awakening of the "filthy beast"

by Thierry Meyssan

27 January 2005

When, in his inauguration speech, George W. Bush announced his intention to go beyond international law and impose the law of the strongest, he took mankind back seventy years in time. The following article by Thierry Meyssan, director of Voltaire Network, was published as prologue to the book (...)

Bush Administration II

Michael Chertoff and reasons of State

20 January 2005

The new Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff, working as district attorney had a brilliant career as an enemy of organized crime and corrupt politicians. Nevertheless, upon changing sides as a consequence of a political alternation, he became the lawyer of corrupt Republican (...)

The New World Order

Bush’s Strategic Doctrine

by Thierry Meyssan

9 July 2004

On September 11, 1990 George Bush (the father) presented Congress his vision of a “new world order,” one incontestably dominated by the United States. Soon after, he placed in the hands of Dick Cheney and Paul Wolfowitz the tasks of developing the theoretical roots of that doctrine and (...)

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