19 March 2013 — National Security Archive
Declassified Documents Show Failed Intelligence, Policy Ad Hockery, Propaganda-Driven Decisionmaking
National Security Archive Publishes “Essential” Primary Sources on Operation Iraqi Freedom
19 March 2013 — National Security Archive
Declassified Documents Show Failed Intelligence, Policy Ad Hockery, Propaganda-Driven Decisionmaking
National Security Archive Publishes “Essential” Primary Sources on Operation Iraqi Freedom
18 March 2013 — Socialist Project
142nd anniversary of the Paris Commune – which existed from March 18 to May 28, 1871.
18 March 2013 — Eric Walberg
Egypt‘s National Council for Women
The process of shaping post-revolutionary Egypt to conform to the postmodern imperial world is proceeding apace. Egypt’s long history of invasion and occupation by first France (under Napoleon) and then Britain, and less formally from 1970 on under first Sadat and Mubarak, means there is a strong secular tradition, and the current attempt by Islamists to reverse this accommodation of western norms—’good’ and ‘bad’—is meeting fierce resistance, with women and their ‘rights’ at the forefront.
18 March 2013 — VTJP
News
International Middle East Media Center
ISR Police Kidnaps Two Children In Jerusalem
IMEMC – Monday March 18, 2013, Two children identified as Deena Morad Jweiles, 14, and her brother Mohammad, 12, have been kidnapped by the Israeli Police after being attacked and harassed by an Israeli settler in Wadi Hilweh, in Silwan, in occupied East Jerusalem, the Wadi Hilweh Information Center reported. …
18 March 2013 — Information Clearing House
Syrian Warplanes Strike Lebanon Border – Reports
By RT
The warplanes entered 1 kilometer into Lebanese airspace and struck the town of Kerbet Younan in the Wadi al-Khayl region of Arsal, where the majority of Sunni Muslim residents support Syrian rebels.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article34339.htm
MI6 and CIA Were Told Before Invasion That Iraq Had No Active WMD
19 March 2013 — FAIR Blog
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the bombing and invasion of Iraq. The war could not have proceeded as it did without the support of a compliant, servile press corps.
Some pundits have expressed remorse over their performance, though as the Huffington Post’s Michael Calderone (3/18/13) noted, “Some prominent pro-war voices a decade ago still occupy high-profile perches on op-ed pages, cable news or Sunday show roundtables.” Indeed, having been wrong about Iraq almost seems like a prerequisite for being taken seriously as an establishment pundit.
19 March 2013 — FAIR Blog
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the bombing and invasion of Iraq. The war could not have proceeded as it did without the support of a compliant, servile press corps.
Some pundits have expressed remorse over their performance, though as the Huffington Post’s Michael Calderone (3/18/13) noted, “Some prominent pro-war voices a decade ago still occupy high-profile perches on op-ed pages, cable news or Sunday show roundtables.” Indeed, having been wrong about Iraq almost seems like a prerequisite for being taken seriously as an establishment pundit.