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Press TV: US used nuclear weapons in Fallujah

Posted on December 13, 2012 by jfetzer2012

US used some new generation of nuclear weapons in Fallujah: Expert By Jim Fetzer and Press TV Iran’s growing position in global energy poses as competition to the United States and Israeli entity, with the former imposing unilateral sanctions as … Continue reading →

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Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Days that will live in Infamy. Hiroshima and Nagasaki Remind The World About What Happens When Crime Prevails

Posted on August 6, 2012 by christoflehmann

Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Days that will live in Infamy. Hiroshima and Nagasaki Remind The World About What Happens When Crime Prevails Christof Lehmann – At the beginning at the 20th century, two world-wide military conflicts of previously unheard of brutality, … Continue reading →

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War porn: The new safe sex

Posted on March 30, 2012 by nsnbc international

By Pepe Escobar – (This is the much-abridged version of a conference at the XII Seminar of Political Solidarity at the University of Zaragoza, Spain, March 27, 2012.) The early 21st century is addicted to war porn, a prime spectator … Continue reading →

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Fallujah, Fukushima, & the Global Radiation Catastrophe, Part 2

Posted on March 4, 2012 by nsnbc international

By Jim Fetzer, Leuren Moret and Christopher Busby – Veterans Today The 20th century proved to be a century of great advancement towards the centuries old goals of the ruling elite – global slavery and total control of the world’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Asia, Environment, Middle East, World | Tagged Birth Defects, Busby, depleted uranium, Fukushima, Geopolitics, Human Fertility, Human Rights, Iraq, Jim Fetzer, Moret, nsnbc, nuclear energy, Nuclear Proliferation, Nuclear Testing, Tjernobyl, USA, veterans Today, war crimes | 2 Comments

Fallujah, Fukushima, & the Global Radiation Catastrophe (Part 1)

Posted on March 2, 2012 by nsnbc international

By Jim Fetzer, Leuren Moret and Christopher Busby – Veterans Today Over the past century, the American military has been transformed into the supreme global “military cop”, in large measure for the financial benefit of the international banking cartel and … Continue reading →

IRAN: Is this what NATO has in store?

Posted on January 24, 2012 by nsnbc international

Christof Lehmann, James Fetzer and Joshua Blakeney In “USA: Massive Transports of Military Equipment” (1), Christof Lehmann, the first author, has reported the stunning videos taken by a Mr. Andrew Tuckman on 19 January 2012, who “began filming this after … Continue reading →

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Libya and the Infamy of Freedom and Democracy

Posted on December 12, 2011 by christoflehmann

The scholar on the other side of the phone left Libya for Algeria for the phone conversation with nsnbc and still he is muffling his voice. “Why have I been so stupid” he says blaming himself for having joined the … Continue reading →