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NATO Pledges Four More Years of War in Afghanistan Posted: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 SEND OUR WAR CRIMINALS TO THE HAGUE COURT This week's Chilcot report on Britain's role in the 2003 invasion of Iraq was as polite and guarded as a proper English tea party. No direct accusations, no talk of war crimes by then Prime Minister Tony Blair or his guiding light, President George W. Bush. But still pretty damning. Reality check: study finds no racial bias in police shootings A new study claims that while black people might experience more use of force by the police, they're no more likely to be shot – but the data is misleading Tanks, helicopters attack South Sudan vice president residence More than 300 dead as South Sudan capital is rocked by violence UN security council urges end to fighting in Juba between troops loyal to president and vice-president amid civil war fears Raids on factories aim to cause Yemen economy lasting damage: HRW Human Rights Watch said Monday that Saudi-led bombing raids against civilian factories in Yemen, which have killed scores, appear aimed at inflicting lasting economic damage to the war-ravaged country. The No-State Solution to the Israel-Palestine Conflict A paradigm shift is required to bring about a peaceful resolution to the world's most infamous conflict. President al-Assad: European parliamentarians should work to correct their governments' policies that caused problems NATO Pledges Four More Years of War in Afghanistan The longest war in US history just got even longer. As NATO wrapped up its 2016 Warsaw Summit, the organization agreed to continue funding Afghan security forces through the year 2020. Of course with all that funding comes US and NATO troops, and thousands of contractors, trainers, and more. Warsaw Summit: Western Leaders Ignore Reality US to send 560 more troops to Iraq to prepare for attack on Isis stronghold Forces to travel to newly taken airbase as Iraqi and US officials prepare to fight for Mosul – a battle which will define Islamic State's fate in the country Following Horrific Violence, Something More is Required of Us We need a profound shift in our collective consciousness in order to challenge an entrenched system of racial and social control -- and build a new America. Legalized Murder and the Politics of Terror If we do not revolt, the savagery, - that is the daily reality for poor people of color will become our reality. Demonstrations Against Police Violence Occupy Streets in US and UK Amid heightened tensions and fear for safety after deadly Dallas sniper ambush, Black Lives Matter protests against police violence took to the streets in major American cities and the UK Black Lives Matter Protest, Disrupt Major Cities Throughout USA Movement Against Police Violence Condemns Violence Against Police 'People cannot use Black Lives Matter as a scapegoat,' says US Congressman Officials Say Dallas Sniper, a Former US Army Soldier, Acted Alone Micah X. Johnson was a 'demented individual,' said President Obama. |
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