Category Archives: US AND HUMAN RIGHTS
At UN Oglala Lakota Says U.S. Defies International Law
Dr. Richard L. Zephier speaking at UNPFII Share This Story At UN, Oglala Lakota Says US Defies International Law to Steal Land, Water and Billions in Resources ICTMN Staff 5/15/14 During Agenda Item 3 – Principles of Good Governance Consistent … Continue reading
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[no, I do not] “Thank You for Your Service” [to imperialism and war]
[No, I Do Not] “Thank You For Your Service” [To Imperialism and War] by Jim Craven/Omahkohkiaaiipooyii (U.S. Army 1963-66) We have heard as long as I can remember, even from those bitterly opposed … Continue reading
Who’s Listening to Diane Rourk?
Who’s Listening to Diane Roark? An Oregon woman warned that the U.S. government was eavesdropping on its own citizens. Then it turned on her. SPOOKED: Diane Roark says she no longer feels secure in her home. “Every time at night … Continue reading
Kareem Abdul-Jabar on Reason vs Hypocrisy, the Panopticon Effect and Mob Psychology
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Welcome to the Finger-Wagging Olympics Kareem Abdul-Jabbar @kaj33 April 28, 2014 Full at: http://time.com/79590/donald-sterling-kareem-abdul-jabbar-racism/ Moral outrage is exhausting. And dangerous. The whole country has gotten a severe case of carpal tunnel syndrome from the newest popular sport of … Continue reading
“The US is the World’s Worst Human Rights Violator” Says West Point Grad and former U.S. Army Officer
“THE US IS THE WORLD’s WORST HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATOR” Post Categories: Canada Joachim Hagopian / The 4th Media News | Tuesday, April 29, 2014, 11:22 Beijing The US government has always been the first to call out other nations with … Continue reading
How Obama Officials Cried ‘Terrorism’ To Cover-up a Paperwork Error
How Obama Officials Cried ‘Terrorism’ to Cover Up a Paperwork Error Post Categories: Canada David Kravets | Sunday, February 23, 2014, 10:36 Beijing A plane takes off from San Francisco International Airport. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images After seven years of litigation, … Continue reading