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Trump’s Record on Foreign Policy: Lost Wars, New Conflicts, and Broken Promises

by Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies | Jul 2, 2020

On June 13, President Donald Trump told the graduating class at West Point, "We are ending the era of endless wars." That is what Trump has promised since 2016, but the "endless" wars have not ended. Trump has dropped more bombs and missiles than...

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Who To Believe on Afghan Intelligence: CIA, NSA, or Pentagon?

by Ronald Enzweiler | Jul 2, 2020

Digging below the bombshell headlines and MSM chyrons on the current Russian-bounty-on-US-soldiers-in-Afghanistan allegations, it seems three separate US government (USG) agencies -- the CIA, the National Security Agency (NSA), and the Pentagon – have different...

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Iraq Monthly Roundup: 254 Killed During June

by Margaret Griffis | Jul 1, 2020

During the month of June, at least 254 people were killed, and 84 more were wounded. Also, 604 victims were found in mass graves.
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Iraq Daily Roundup: Turkish Soldier among 42 Killed; Hundreds Found in Mass Graves

by Margaret Griffis | Jun 30, 2020

Clashes continued between Turkish forces and PKK guerrillas.
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When New York Times Reporter Was Chief Propagandist for Atomic Bomb

by Greg Mitchell | Jun 30, 2020

William L. Laurence earned the nickname "Atomic Bill" several times over. He was a Pulitzer-winning New York Times science reporter who became embedded with the Manhattan Project and followed its creation of the first atomic bombs at several sites...

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Afghanistan Bounties: Pot, Meet Kettle (and Turn Off the Stove!)

by Thomas Knapp | Jun 30, 2020

“American intelligence officials have concluded that a Russian military intelligence unit secretly offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing coalition forces in Afghanistan,” claims the New York Times. More controversially, the authors write...

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Serving the Bottomless Kool-Aid: ‘Blame Russia’ Rides Again!

by Maj. Danny Sjursen, USA (ret.) | Jun 30, 2020

When a nation touts its own exceptionalism, that’s called patriotism. Absolute Americanism so red-blooded that it’s become mandatory for all political aspirants (think Obama’s "belief" with "his every fiber") to prostrate themselves at exceptionalism’s...

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Iraq Daily Roundup: Six Killed

by Margaret Griffis | Jun 29, 2020

Attacks and operations left six dead.
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Stumbling Towards Catastrophe: The New Cold War With China

by Dave DeCamp | Jun 29, 2020

With tensions between the US and China at an all-time high, experts warn the two powers are closer to a military confrontation than ever before. A war with China should be unthinkable in Washington since the conflict could be catastrophic to the entire world as the...

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Why Are American Forces Still Guarding the Korean Peninsula?

by Doug Bandow | Jun 29, 2020

Seven decades ago Americans found themselves at war in a country most people couldn't locate without a map. That included two young army officers, Charles Bonesteel and Dean Rusk, a future Secretary of State. On August 10, 1945, the Pentagon tasked them with...

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