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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: September 8, 2011
Stop NATO U.S. Marines Black Sea Force To Be Replicated In Africa South Sudan: Next NATO Intervention? Provincial Government: NATO Forces Guilty Of Deadly Pakistani Raids NATO Chief In Czech Republic To Discuss Global Transformation Million Dead, $1.8 Trillion Spent On Decade-Long U.S. ‘War On Terror’ Continue reading
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Video: U.S. Marines fighting with rebels in Misurata
A U.S. Marine talking on what they are going to do & how they are going to aid the rebels! oops I thought Obama said that no U.S. Army/Marine would put foot on the ground of Libya. Here is the proof that American Troops are on the ground of the Libyan soil Continue reading
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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: August 6, 2011
6 August 2011 — Stop NATO Media Coalition: NATO, Israel Breached Geneva Convention, Security Council Resolution NATO ‘Protects’ Libyan Civilians By Killing Them U.S. Navy Drone Shot Down Along Libyan Coast U.S. Marines Extend Counterinsurgency Front From Black To Caspian Sea Afghanistan: Four Killed In Anti-NATO Rally Georgia: U.S. Marines And Machine Guns New Japanese Continue reading
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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: July 26, 2011
26 July 2011 — Stop NATO Libya Accuses NATO Of Bombing Hospital, Killing Seven People NATO-ASEAN Partnership Against China? U.S. Central Command Gets Own Spy Satellite For Greater Middle East War Zones Georgia: U.S. Marines Lead Counterinsurgency Training NATO Blackmails Turkey Over Chinese, Russian Air Defense Systems British Attack Helicopter Injures Five Afghan Children Afghanistan: Continue reading
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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: July 23, 2011
23 July 2011 — Stop NATO Libya: NATO Strikes Civilian Targets NATO Attack Helicopters Intensify Raids Along Libyan Coast Jordanians Hold Demonstration Against U.S. Interference In Region Georgia: U.S. Marines Train ‘High-Quality Combat Units’ Japanese F-15s Arrive For Red Flag-Alaska Continue reading
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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: July 14, 2011
14 July 2011 — Stop NATO U.S., NATO Triple Size Of Afghan Air Base Near Iranian Border Afghanistan: Dozens Of Western Troops Injured By Huge Blast Afghanistan: Six NATO Soldiers Killed, French Death Toll At 69 U.S. Building New Detention Centers Across Afghanistan Moldovan Defense Minister To Visit NATO Headquarters Kosovo: NATO’s 12-Year-Old Archetypal ‘Success Continue reading
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Updates on Libyan war/Stop NATO news: June 4, 2011
4 June 2011 — Stop NATO “Big Players In NATO”: Canada Plans International Bases First German Ground Combat Since World War II: Four Soldiers Killed, 12 Injured In Afghanistan Recently Oklahoma: National Guard Units Headed To Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait And Horn Of Africa Romania: 24 U.S. F-16s Could Be Added To 24 Interceptor Missiles Romania: U.S. Marines Continue reading
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Stop NATO News: 17 May, 2011
17 May 2011 — Stop NATO Updates on Libyan war: May 17, 2011 Anti-war essays, poems, short stories and literary excerpts NATO Helicopter Attack Wounds Two Pakistani Soldiers U.S. Drone Strikes Kill 238 Pakistani Civilians So Far This Year Two NATO Oil Tankers Destroyed In Pakistan Afghanistan: NATO Loses Two More Soldiers Interceptor Missiles In Continue reading
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Marines on ground in Libya By Jody Brown
An ABC affiliate in North Carolina says more than 2,000 U.S. Marines are on the ground in Libya. Continue reading
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Pierre Labossiere on Haiti: ‘This is criminal’
As Haitians organize to rebuild their lives in the midst of an escalated military occupation, we demand that the Obama administration stop its destructive interference in Haiti. Haitians must be at the head of relief efforts and the long term rebuilding of their country. Fanmi Lavalas, the democratic grassroots movement of Haiti, must be at… Continue reading
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Fight back against the colonial takeover of Haiti! By James Circello
In the wake of a devastating earthquake in Haiti, Washington has seized the opportunity to strengthen its grip on Haiti—not only politically and economically, but militarily as well. The U.S. military has deployed naval vessels, military jets, and more than 2,000 marines and 3,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Infantry Division. An additional 10,000 U.S.… Continue reading
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Haiti Newslinks 19-20 January, 2010
A compilation of links, with descriptions to news and analysis on the crisis in Haiti. Continue reading
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The Disaster Within The Disaster: Its Time To Investigate the Aid Fiasco By Danny Schechter
19 January, 2010 — Media Channel Haiti remains a death trap, with an aid program that has sat by and watched thousands die without relief. The International Red Cross describes the situation there as a catastrophe while the American Red Cross reports raising more than $100 million dollars thanks to texting technologies and backing from Continue reading
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WHY IS THE HAITI DISASTER RESPONSE SO SCREWED UP: IS THIS ANOTHER KATRINA 'RELIEF' EFFORT IN THE MAKING? By Danny Schechter
There is a deeper fear, a political fear. What with President Aristide, the man the US considers too radical for its tastes, anxious to return. There is a fear of a possible revolt against the lack of help could turn political and angry. Continue reading
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Ortega murdered by US Marines in Haiti: A Reporter's Notes By Kevin Pina
The family of slain Spanish journalist Ricardo Ortega recently held a press conference in Madrid, Spain where they presented evidence that he was killed by U.S. Marines in Haiti and not by gunmen associated with ousted president Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Continue reading
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Haiti: Confusion in the Ranks By William Bowles
The only ‘evidence’ that supports the DV’s assertion that he fled is what the US government have said. So for example, Aristide’s ‘resignation’ letter was written on US government (embassy) stationary [1]. It was my understanding that Aristide phoned Randall Robinson, not the other way as the author states. How he got hold of a… Continue reading
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Haiti: Gangster (F)RAP(H) By William Bowles
No matter that the corporate media have done their best to cover up the outrage that has been committed against the people of Haiti, things have a way of working their way out into the light of day. The telephone conversation between Randall Robinson of the TransAfrica Forum and Jean Bertrand Aristide has blown the… Continue reading
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HAITI: Rhetoric Versus Reality By William Bowles
So what else has changed in the following 179 years? Not very much and predictably, the media is doing a hatchet job on Haiti’s Aristide. A piece by Andrew Gumbel in Saturday’s Independent (21/02/04 p. 21) is pretty typical. Headed “The little priest who became a bloody dictator like the one he once despised” is… Continue reading
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