June 27, 2011
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As’ad AbuKhalil, “US and Syrian Muslim Brotherhood”
I can report to you that the US government has been in contact with the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood. In a recent conference held in London, US and British official representatives met with the former (and still actual) leader of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, ‘Ali Al-Bayanuni. Continue reading
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Sami Moubayed, “The Road to Syrian Democracy: A New Political Party Law to End One-Party Rule”
A new political party law has been drafted in Syria and is now posted online for public debate. It is due for ratification by parliament next August. If it passes, the law would effectively end one-party rule in Syria, which started when the Baathists came to power, through military coup, back in March 1963 Continue reading
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Libya Newslinks 26-27 June 2011
27 June 2011 17:48:59 — williambowles.info 27 June 2011 Mathaba: Libya: An Uncertain Future: “Libya: An Uncertain Future Mathaba News Briefing (Alerts) Today at 17:00 Libya: An Uncertain Future Report of a Fact Finding Mission to assess both sides of the Libyan conflict more… Continue reading
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Libyan war updates/Stop NATO news: June 27, 2011
27 June 2011 — Stop NATO South African President Again Blasts NATO’s War In Libya NATO’s Air War In Libya: 12,745 Sorties, 4,804 Strike Missions Libyan War Exceeds 100 Days: NATO Bombs Gaddafi Residence Video And Text: Global Regime Change: Cash And Cyberware On U.S. Offensive Tbilisi: NATO Representative Promotes Georgia’s Integration Four U.S. Missiles Continue reading
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NATO will use Gaddafi arrest warrant as excuse to intensify military operations – envoy — RT
Russia’s envoy to NATO believes that Monday’s ruling will serve as an excuse for military operations against Gaddafi and his supporters. The issue of the warrant will result in more bombings of Tripoli as ‘now the coalition will be sort of fighting against a criminal who committed war crimes’ and in this case – anything… Continue reading
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Gaddafi’s arrest ordered by International Criminal Court — RT
’The decision of the International Criminal Court is not legally binding for Libya, for a simple reason – Libya is not a member state of the court, and as long as Mr. Gaddafi stays on Libya’s territory, this decision cannot be fulfilled,’ said Kosachev. Continue reading
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Videos: Thousands of G20 Detentions Illegal: Ontario Ombudsman
25 June 2011 — The Real News Network Thousands of G20 Detentions Illegal: Ontario Ombudsman Paul Jay asks Ombudsman Andre Marin who is responsible and who has been held accountable for “the most massive compromise of civil liberties in Canadian history” RCMP vs Toronto Police – Who Wanted “Martial Law” Legislation? The RCMP says they Continue reading
The New Dark Age 