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This Is Nelson Mandela Posted: Sunday, December 8, 2013 U.S. Lionizes Mandela In Death ... But Labeled Him a Terrorist While He Was Alive CIA Central In Mandela's Arrest … Kept Him On Terrorist List Until 2008 Six Things Nelson Mandela Believed That Most People Won't Talk About This Is Nelson Mandela Video "Arafat is a comrade in arms, and we treat him as such." -Mandela (1990) Nelson Mandela Condemns George W. Bush and War With Iraq, January 30th, 2003 C.I.A. TIE REPORTED IN MANDELA ARREST June 10, 1990 The real Mandela: Don't let his legacy be abused Good Liberation Hero—Bad Liberation Hero It seemed almost inevitable that on the new day Western newspapers were filled with encomia to the recently deceased South African national liberation hero Nelson Mandela that another southern African hero of national liberation, Robert Mugabe, should be vilified. “Nearly 90, Mugabe still driving Zimbabwe’s economy into the ground,” complained Geoffrey York of Canada’s Globe and Mail. Mandela is a sell-out, he betrayed black people, says ex-wife Thursday, 11 March 2010 Mandela's legacy: peace, but poverty for many blacks UN, EU subsidize French crimes in CAR : Analyst The United Nations and the European Union are subsidizing the French government's crimes in the poverty-stricken Central African Republic (CAR), an analyst says. Chomsky: US, Israel two 'rogue' actors operating in Middle East “There are in fact two rogue states operating in the region, resorting to aggression and terror and violating international law at will: the United States and its Israeli client,” Chomsky wrote in a recent article. Hagel: US has no plans to retreat from global affairs The US defence secretary says his country has no plans to retreat from any part of the world, as he departs for Bahrain to attend the Manama Dialogue, followed by a visit to Doha for talks with Qatari leaders. Chomsky on the U.S.-Iran deal Hagel: US military power must back Iran nuclear deal Hagel reminds Iran that threat of force still an option Defense Secretary Defense Chuck Hagel on board the USS Ponce, just 120 miles off the coast of Iran, told servicemembers that the threat of U.S. military force still exists even though the Obama administration is pursuing a six-month long diplomatic process with Iran to freeze its nuclear program. Pro-Israel groups backing away from confrontation with Obama over Iran WASHINGTON (JTA) — When it comes to the deal between Iran and major powers, Israel and the pro-Israel community are retreating from a strategy of confrontation and working instead to influence the contours of a final agreement. US Congress may throw wrench into Iran nuclear deal Obama: Chances for Final Iran Deal 50-50 or Worse President Barack Obama said Saturday he believed the chances for a comprehensive nuclear agreement with Iran are 50-50 or worse, yet defended diplomacy as the best way to prevent Tehran from acquiring atomic weapons. Fears mount that Dems will undermine White House on Iran Multiple Democrats on Capitol Hill are worried that House Democratic leaders are close to joining with House GOP leaders to support a bipartisan measure that could undermine the White House's efforts to reach a long term deal curbing Iran's nuclear program, I'm told by sources involved in discussions. Congress Warns Oil Companies: Don't Get So Cozy With Iran Iran presents IAEA with info of new generation of centrifuges Top Democrats seek intelligence briefings, report on Iran Free Expression Another Casualty of Sanctions Aliakbar Salehi is a former member of the Iranian parliament and an Internet freedom and human rights advocate now living in Washington, DC. In 2006, he was arrested and jailed by the Iranian government for urging human rights reforms. Karzai Aide: Afghans Won't Bow to US Pressure on Pact US Ultimatum 'Will Not Achieve Anything' Drones, Taliban on agenda as Hagel heads to Pakistan Pakistan PM Plans Crackdown on Anti-Drone Protests Warns Imran Khan to End Demonstrations All unfilled munitions declared by Syria destroyed: OPCW All category 3 (unfilled) munitions declared by Syria have been destroyed, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) and the United Nations announced in a statement published on Friday. This U.S. Colonel Was Sure He Was About To Get Involved in Syria's War Whose sarin? Barack Obama did not tell the whole story this autumn when he tried to make the case that Bashar al-Assad was responsible for the chemical weapons attack near Damascus on 21 August. 'Whose Sarin?' Investigative Bombshell Questions Obama's Case for Syria War Seymour Hersh report asks serious questions about the president's case for war Islamists seize Free Syrian Army arms depots: activists Israeli military attacks Palestinian commemorations of Nelson Mandela UK trains Libyan army in fight against al-Qaida and warlords Struggling to contain widespread viiolence, the fractured post-Gaddafi government is turning to the west for military help Cuba throws wrench in WTO talks over trade embargo Saving the Net from the surveillance state: Glenn Greenwald speaks up (Q&A) The man to whom Edward Snowden entrusted his NSA documents isn't content just to save the Bill of Rights and reinvent journalism. He also wants to stop the Internet from becoming history's most dangerous spy tool. Defeated By The Taliban, Washington Decides To Take On Russia And China |
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