13 December 2016 — CLG News
[It remains to be seen just how accurate the stories below really are. WB]
13 December 2016 — CLG News
[It remains to be seen just how accurate the stories below really are. WB]
13 December 2016 — Media Lens
Even the most powerful systems of propaganda inadvertently allow uncomfortable truths to slip out into the public domain. Consider a recent BBC News interview following the death of Cuba’s former leader Fidel Castro. Dr Denise Baden, Associate Professor in Business Ethics at the University of Southampton, who has studied Castro’s leadership and Cuban business models, was asked by BBC News presenter Justine Mawhinney for her views on Cuba and Castro. It’s fair to say that Baden’s responses didn’t follow the standard establishment line echoed and amplified in much of the ‘mainstream’ media.
13 December 2016 — Information Clearing House
Syria: Government Liberates Aleppo – In Revenge(?) ISIS Retakes Palmyra
By Moon Of Alabama
U.S. Secretary of State Kerry is down to begging the Russians to let some of his friends escape.
12 December 2016 — Global Research
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s “Stop Arming Terrorists Act”
By Stephen Lendman, December 11 2016
Gabbard’s legislation requires the Director of National Intelligence to identify nations, groups and individuals involved in terrorist activities or supporting them. She endorses ending US interventionist practices against nations like Syria threatening no one. Her measure is a courageous act going nowhere in neocon infested Congress. Continue reading