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by binarray2000 10y ago
The article as well completely ignores the fact that the Medellín Cartel has had a "strategic partner". Interestingly, the name of that partner is often connected with drugs. It is the CIA (no... not the Cocaine Importing Agency b
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Writen by David Frum, neocon and speechwriter for George W. Bush. Not someone who's interested in peace but someone who is a proven warmonger.
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YES! But this bears question, why is that so? Why is the US empire (and the US oligarchy) so thirsty for war that it is willing (one could even argue: eager) to sacrifice lives, physical and psychical health of its people (soldiers)? Why is
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John Pilger: The Coming War on China http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/12/02/the-coming-war-on-chi...
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Assange-Manning extradition ‘deal’(mobile.twitter.com)
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Syria: Another Pipeline War (2016)(ecowatch.com)
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Senator Thom Tillis: 81 US interventions in elections(c-span.org)
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The FBI Never Asked for Access to Hacked Computer Servers(buzzfeed.com)
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I just saw your comment. While I don't know if you'll see it/respond to it, here is my response: (1) Yes, the first color revolution was in 2000 in Serbia. And that sentence should have started with "Since" instead
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What do you think, why is that so? - Why have social-democrats dismantled the social state? - Why have center-right let over 1.5 million refugees in? - Why does the Green party go to war? - Why does the German political establishment preten
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> If there's a country where people would be genuinely putting up barricades over privacy issues, that's Germany. Really, why would you think that? Because of Stasi? That was quarter a century ago. Almost forgotten. Ask represe
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Whoever downvoted you, it's their right. I upvoted you. I actually find your comment funny. But, please, don't compare me with Chomsky.
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NO! I am NOT talking here (and elsewhere) about US citizens! I am talking about US oligarchy. US people (on a personal level) are just like other people of the world: Most of them are good, some less that. And they themselves suffer from ma
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With great power comes great responsibility. Currently, no other country has that much power (things I mentioned in the parent) and does so much harm. Yes, regionally, there are conflicts and hatred/dislike between groups, regions or c
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While your analysis is true, it only describes the effects which have lead to today's situation. Here are a few causes: * In late 80's US empire has definitely thrown international law above the board by organizing color revolutio
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Two possible reasons: (1) Speed: FreeDOS installs faster than any Linux distro. (2) Drivers: Not all manufacturers provides drivers for Linux.
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There is a HUGE difference between the two. > Binney was a Russia specialist and worked in the operations side of intelligence, starting as an analyst and ending as a Technical Director prior to becoming a geopolitical world Technical Di
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Great question with a great phrase "lower quality propaganda" (can I steal it?). I am well aware that I am manipulated, as is everybody else. By every medium. Be it a small blog, be it commercially owned medium, be it state owned
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by binarray2000 10y ago
Oh man, you just keep on giving. Thank you! Your input keeps my juices flowing. :-) Thomas Rid has worked for "Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, a Berlin think tank". https://ridt.co/about/ And do you know w
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Well, then let's go back to DNC Leaks: NSA Whistleblower: US Intelligence Worker Likely Behind DNC Leaks, Not Russia http://theantimedia.org/nsa-whistleblower-dnc-russia/ I have William Binney and you have Vice (o
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> AND PUTIN'S WORST NIGHTMARE Yes, we know that the "U.S. No Longer An Actual Democracy" [1] but, can the US MSM at least TRY to make us think that it is? I mean, look at these: http://static3.businessinsider.co
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Funny how two attendees of the 2016 Bilderberger meeting and partners in YC - Altman and Thiel - support opposing candidates - Clinton and Trump. USofA never ceases to amaze me.
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Po-tay-to po-tah-to.
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US MSM and HRC talk about Russia being responsible for cyber attacks. Yet, not a shred of proof is presented to the US and world public. In 2003 US has started another war based on a lie. The "enemy" was weak and had inferior mili
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> And USA always needed a big bad enemy for fear mongering Not only for fearmongering. From the pen of a "conspiracy theorist" George F. Kennan, former US ambassador to Moscow and distinguished Council on Foreign Relations memb
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Burj Khalifa: Alone at the Top of the World(catapult.co)
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If you look in the history you'll see that drug trade was always controlled by an empire. British have imported opium into China via Hong Kong. French have joined them in the Second Opium War. And, now the US empire controlls both the
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This is why I sympathise with regular US American citizens, they are equally a victim as the rest of the world. Their soldiers are not bringing "freedom, democracy and human rights" but death and destruction. And they themselves c
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Is WaPo still a credible medium after their "no pardon for Snowden"? Also, when will the US Oligarchy stop blaming everything on Russia. Sloppy server security? It's Russia. Private e-mail server used for government business?
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What you (plus the quote from The Economist) describe is like shooting yourself in the foot. Still, ideology aside, why would Chavez do such a thing? Was he an intellectual moron? No. He knew that without oil exports his people would be hun

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