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Who Killed Aaron Swartz?
Who Killed Aaron Swartz? ”How long shall they kill our prophets while we stand aside and look?”—Bob Marley “It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us — that from these honored dead … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Northern America, Opinion
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The Japan Syndrome: The Pathology of Japanese Neo-Militarism.
The Japan Syndrome: The Pathology of Japanese Neo-Militarism. Christof Lehmann (nsnbc) In 2012 and even more so after last months land slide election victory of the LPD and prime Minister Abe, Japan has embarked on a militant nationalist path that … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Editorial, Opinion
Tagged christof lehmann, Diaoyu Dao and militarism, Japanese Militarism, nsnbc, nsnbc.me, Prime Minister Abe and militarism, Senkaku Islands and militarism, The Japan Syndrome, The pathology of Japanese Neo-Militarism
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Syria Crisis; Half-baked Diplomacy and Failure to Address Core Issues.
Syria Crisis; Half-baked Diplomacy and Failure to Address Core Issues. Christof Lehmann – The Syrian government has outlined a plan to solve the country´s conflict, starting with halting international support of ”al-Qaeda-linked terrorist groups”. The plan proposes a new constitution and … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Geo-Politics, Middle East, Opinion, World
Tagged christof lehmann, core issues of Syria Crisis, half-baked diplomacy and failure to address core issues, nsnbc, nsnbc.me, Syria Crisis
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From Iran Sanctions to US Anxiety of Influence
From Iran Sanctions to US Anxiety of Influence By Dr. Ismail Salami – In what can be seen as a blatantly overt interference in Iran’s affairs, US President Barack Obama has recently enacted a law “aimed at countering Tehran’s alleged … Continue reading
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Tagged Iran sanctions, Iran Venezuela Bilateral Relations, Ismail Salami, Middle East, nsnbc.me, the 4th media, US Anxiety of Influence, US Israel and Iran, US-Iran Bilateral Relations
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Reality forces Washington to take new military approach in East Asia
Reality forces Washington to take new military approach in East Asia By Li Jie – For a long time, the Air-Sea Battle (ASB) concept has prevailed in the US. It seems that this concept has grown mature enough to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Sea Battle Concept, ASB, China USA bilateral relations, Decline of US Dollar, Ji Lie, US Economy and Military, US Military in East Asia, Washington forced to new military approach
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