December 8, 2013
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Global Research Week in Review 8 December 2013: The Struggle For Ukraine and Crocodile Tears for Mandela
8 December 2013 — Global Research Syria Terrorists: The Kidnapping of Nuns in Maaloula, Mother Agnes Mariam, December 08, 2013 Continue reading
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Syria: Whose sarin? By Seymour M. Hersh
In the months before the attack, the American intelligence agencies produced a series of highly classified reports, culminating in a formal Operations Order – a planning document that precedes a ground invasion – citing evidence that the al-Nusra Front, a jihadi group affiliated with al-Qaida, had mastered the mechanics of creating sarin and was capable… Continue reading
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VTJP Occupied Palestine and Israel: News and Articles 7 December 2013: What helps Israel expand
7 December 2013 — VTJP Peace, Love and Occupation? Tell Ben & Jerry’s to Stop its Complicity with the Israeli Occupation! News International Middle East Media CenterSettlers Assault A Palestinian Child In HebronIMEMC – [Saturday Evening December 7, 2013] A number of extremist Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian child in the heart if the Old City of Continue reading
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Nelson Mandela: Obama, Clinton, Cameron, Blair – Tributes of Shameful Hypocrisy By Felicity Arbuthnot
Accusing politicians or former politicians of “breathtaking hypocrisy” is not just over used, it is inadequacy of spectacular proportions. Sadly, searches in various thesaurus’ fail in meaningful improvement. The death of Nelson Mandela, however, provides tributes resembling duplicity on a mind altering substance. Continue reading
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Audio: The Fukushima Coverup: “Biggest Industrial Catastrophe in the History of Mankind” By Michael Welch and Yoichi Shimatsu
The guests on this week`s Global Research News Hour speak of cover-up. Yoichi Shimatsuspoke to the Global Research News Hour about the misleading statements coming from the Japanese government and the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) about the explosions from March of 2011, the radiative effects, and the secretive role of Fukushima as a storage… Continue reading