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Obama absurdly declares Venezuela a security threat Posted: Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Obama absurdly declares Venezuela a security threat Channeling Reagan, Obama continues US pressure on Latin American leftist governments Venezuela's Maduro seeks decree powers to fight U.S. 'imperialist' threat Correa Confirms UNASUR Summit on 'Gross' US Threat to Venezuela US Preparing for Military Aggression on Venezuela History shows that when the U.S. denounces a country, it is often a pretext for intervention and regime change. Saint Lucia Speaks out Against US Sanctions Against Venezuela Saint Lucian nationals are firmly denouncing the escalated US sanctions against Venezuela. From political scientists to social activists, the nationals of the Caribbean island are also urging citizens of other countries to join in the opposition to the US sanctions. Dookeran: T&T committed to trade with Venezuela Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Dookeran said T&T will maintain its business and economic relations with Venezuela although that country has been deemed "a threat to national security" by United States President Barack Obama. Venezuela Calls for Defensive Military Exercise Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called on the Venezuelan population to participate in a "defensive military exercise" this weekend in light of the declaration of Venezuela as a "threat to national security" by the United States. NSA Has Taken Over the Internet Backbone. We're Suing to Get it Back CIA Aided Program to Spy on U.S. Cellphones Marshals Service uses airborne devices that mimic cell towers to scan data on thousands of cellphones The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple's Secrets RESEARCHERS WORKING with the Central Intelligence Agency have conducted a multi-year, sustained effort to break the security of Apple's iPhones and iPads, according to top-secret documents obtained by The Intercept. Immediately After Launching Effort to Scuttle Iran Deal, Senator Tom Cotton to Meet with Defense Contractors In an open letter organized by freshman Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., 47 Senate Republicans today warned the leaders of Iran that any nuclear deal reached with President Barack Obama could expire as soon as he leaves office. GOP Senators' Iran Letter Raises Talk of Treason Is Telling Iran of Planned Duplicity Treasonous? Part I: GOP Letter on Iran Hardliner chosen to head council that selects Iran's supreme leader Shutting Down AIPAC Removing Israel from American politics Official Washington's Delusions on Delusions Official Washington operates in its own bubble of self-delusion in which the stars of U.S. politics, policy and media don't realize how the rest of the world sees their sociopathic behavior. This craziness is now reaching a crisis point on Iran and Russia, reports Robert Parry. Splitting the Atlantic Alliance: NATO Lies and Provocations Russia's Lavrov says EU's Tusk stoking tension over Ukraine As part of Russian territory Crimea can host nuclear weapons – Foreign Ministry Still Think There's No Anti-Russia Agenda on Western TV? Watch This 5-Minute Video A devastating compilation of the west's lockstep anti-Russia hysteria U.S. leaves door open to strike Assad forces if U.S.-trained rebels attacked Saudis recall Sweden ambassador amid diplomatic row Saudi Arabia has recalled its ambassador after Sweden ended a weapons deal between the countries on Monday. |
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