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“The Art of War”

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 10 June 2015

After the fiasco of Operation “Eagle Claw”, aimed at rescuing spies from the US embassy at Teheran, the US Congress decided to set up a military unit capable of carrying out secret missions. In 1987, on the initiative of Senators Barry Goldwater and William Cohen, UsSoCom became operational. (...)

Russia warns against training Syrian rebels in Kosovo

15 May 2012

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Monday urged international bodies operating in Kosovo to prevent the region from turning into a training ground for Syrian rebels.
A delegation from the Syrian opposition visited Kosovo in April to allegedly make a deal on exchanging experience in guerilla (...)

Mexico: more than 5,000 clinical experiments using human subjects

by Mayela Sánchez

Mexico City (Mexico) | 19 February 2012

1983 – 2011: a total of 5,025 clinical tests – studies using human subjects – have been conducted in Mexico. While more than half the studies have been carried out at centres of excellence and public hospitals, the US government too has performed biomedical studies in Mexico using its health (...)

Policy of targeted killings in Damascus

17 February 2012

Sheikh Mohammed Ahmad Sadeq, Imam of the Anas Bin Malek mosque in the al-Midane neighborhood of Damascus, was shot dead by an armed terrorist group on Thursday, February 16.
In a recent sermon, the Sunni cleric condemned calls by the opposition to sabotage Syria.
He had urged the Ulama of (...)

What Is Really Going On In Syria: Insider Update

by Boris Dolgov

Moscow (Russia) | 30 January 2012

In this article Boris Dolgov, a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Oriental Studies in Moscow, reports on his recent trip to Syria. His field investigation is particularly valuable since most of the information about Syria in recent months has emanated from Beirut, (...)

Racism, secret war, murder and torture on Republican candidates’ foreign policy agenda

12 January 2012

In the race to the primary elections, the seven candidates vying for the Republican nomination have engaged in a neoconservative bidding war on foreign policy issues.
Mitt Romney, second in the polls and considered one of the more moderate candidates, called for "covert actions within (...)

Gates renewing "targeted killings" team

6 January 2011

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates is about to name Michael A. Sheehan as deputy to oversee special operations, low-intensity conflict and interdependent capabilities.
Colonel Sheehan has a long track record of targeted killings. He rose to fame serving with the U.S. Army in Panama and El (...)

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Is the US Restarting Dirty Wars in Latin America?

by Benjamin Dangl, Wes Enzinna

22 April 2010

A resurgence of US-backed militarism threatens peace and democracy in Latin America. By 2005, US military aid to Latin America had increased by thirty-four times the amount spent in 2000. In a marked shift in US military strategy, secretive training of Latin American military and police (...)

Pentagon exploring robot killers that can fire on their own (see video)

26 March 2009

By Robert S. Boyd McClatchy Newspapers
WASHINGTON — The unmanned bombers that frequently cause unintended civilian casualties in Pakistan are a step toward an even more lethal generation of robotic hunters-killers that operate with limited, if any, human control.
The Defense Department is (...)

Does the return of the Likud party signal a new war in Lebanon ?

23 February 2009

False flag operations and provocations have been a trademark of Israeli operations and Mossad interventions. Infiltrating the alleged enemy camp and using double agents to launch attacks against Israel , in order to justify incursions again neighboring countries have historically dominated the (...)

UN Secretary-General highlights ‘Need to unlearn our collective prejudices’

New York (USA) | 10 April 2006

Thank you for this recognition of the United Nations work to promote civilizational dialogue. I thank you for giving me the first “Nodo” Prize. I am particularly honoured to have been considered for this award alongside humanitarians such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Shireen Ebadi, Amin (...)

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The World Anti-Communist League: the Internationale of Crime

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 12 May 2004

The World Anti-Communist League (WACL) was established in Taiwan by Chiang Kai-shek, Reverend Moon and Nazi and Japanese war criminals. It was first used under Nixon to spread counter-insurrectionary measures in South East Asia and Latin America. At that time, seven Heads of State participated (...)

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