In one email, Gen. Alexander referred to Google as "a key member of the Defense Industrial Base": security state newspeak for the Military Industrial Complex.
Talk about the United States being in a difficult place. One hour, the U.S. is conducting airstrikes to combat Sunni extremists -- ISIS -- in Iraq. "U.S. warplanes are now conducting airstrikes in support of Iraqi efforts to take the city of Tikrit f
The U.S. Air Force and Navy rescued two Saudi pilots Friday after they ejected from their F-15 fighter over the Gulf of Aden during combat operations against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Yemen's Houthi forces, which control the capital city of Sanaa and most of the nation's west coast, are continuing to make major gains across the nation's south and east, in spite of a Saudi war against them.
According to news reports and to this appeal by Kristoferis Voishka the pro-American government installed in Lithuania is persecuting Lithuanians who dissent from the anti-Russian propaganda that is driving Washington's NATO puppets to war with Rus
The White House has confirmed today that they are in contact with the Saudi Arabian government, and coordinating with them on the ongoing attack and pending invasion of Yemen.
I've spent a good bit of the last few days thinking about Google's recent attack against Antiwar.com. My first thought was: If they've determined that images accurately portraying war in a news context that have been on the Antiwar site for yea
Sand of various kinds is an essential ingredient in detergents, cosmetics, toothpaste, solar panels, silicon chips, and especially buildings; every concrete structure is basically tons of sand glued together with cement.
The proxy battle in Yemen has now descended into all out war, with Saudi Arabia leading a 10-member coalition in targeted air strikes against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels that have successfully broken apart the pro-U.S. government there.
Now, forty-seven years later, the ditch at My Lai seems wider than I remember from the news photographs of the slaughter: erosion and time doing their work.
Twelve years ago last week, the US launched its invasion of Iraq, an act the late General William Odom predicted would turn out to be "the greatest strategic disaster in US history."
In an interview this evening on Fox News, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki would not promise that Americans would get to see the details of a nuclear deal with Iran before it's "signed, sealed, delivered."
Chris Duane (Dont-Tread-On.Me, SIlver Shield, and YouTube Greatest Truth Never Told) comes on the show to discuss his video, WWIII - Matt Papke (local r3VOLutionary activist) comes on the show to promote the Arizona Freedom Fest May 1-3, 2015
Moscow denies its soldiers are crossing the border but 20-year-old conscript Dorji Batomunkuev, who was seriously injured near Donetsk, tells a different story. He talks to Elena Kostyuchenko of Novaya Gazeta
After Prime Minister Netanyahu's scorched-earth political victory which featured anti-Arab race-baiting – and with his free-market economics driving more Israelis into poverty – Israel faces a difficult path into the future, writes Michael Wins