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Towards A “Soft Invasion”? The Launching of a “Humanitarian War” against Syria
Towards A “Soft Invasion”? The Launching of a “Humanitarian War” against Syria The Obama administration, in liaison with London, Paris, Tel Aviv and NATO headquarters in Brussels, is mulling over various military “intervention options” directed against Syria, including the conduct … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Middle East
Tagged GCC, global security, globalresearch, intelligence operatives, Israel, Jihad, Jordan, mediterranean basin, michel chossudovsky, Middle East, NATO Intervention, NATO warships, nsnbc, Politics, private security companies, RUSI, Russian Warships, Ruusia, Special Forces in Syria, state sponsored terrorism, subversion of syria, the 4th media, Turkey, turkish special forces, unconventional warfare, war on syria
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From Libya to Nigeria – Is Sharia Really the Problem?
By Kinsley Sheteh – A Neo Copernican Review Preamble: In the early hours of the 2nd May 2011, US President Obama greeted the world with the news of the killing of Osama Bin Laden, the world’s most notorious terrorist leader. … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Culture, Politics
Tagged A Neo Copernican Review, Africa, Al Qaeda, Bin Laden, Boko Haram, Colonialism, global security, Islam, Jihad, Kinsley Sheteh, Libya, Modo-Colonialism, NATO, Nigeria, nsnbc, Philosophy, Political Violence, Politics, Religion, Sharia, Terrorism
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