Or the American Cold War Revival by Mark Linnhoefer America’s thinking of sending guns to the Ukraine… Greece almost got Russian loan… Washington scared of losing its influence in Europe… Backing the Greek now… Instigating hatred by smart siding… Extremism on the rise… Who profits?…. Ukrainian Situation getting worse… Cold […]
by Tony X Stanton I was sitting alone at 3am on a weeknight in the Bourbon Bar in Las Vegas. Well, not technically alone. I was sitting with 3 off duty dancers/strippers, a guy dressed as a bad 80’s heavy metal cliche from one of the shows and a great […]
by Mark James when this war comes to be blue vs brown and sides are chosen the armed forces vs the united nation flags on their coffins freed and enslaved everything remains my nephew, he’s ordered kill the man standing next to me on this line afraid to […]
by Deanna Williams Pennell Just finished watching Gonzo on Netflix. It was amazing. I don’t advocate suicide, because in the end you are hurting those around you. Those who need you (which can also put one under pressure). But I do believe Hunter would be even more miserable now. He […]
from anonhq.com A document leaked from New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services reveals that Federal Bureau of Investigation considers Anonymous hacker Jeremy Hammond a possible terrorist organization member, and put him on the multi-agency Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB), alongside individuals suspected of ties to Al-Qaeda, Somalia-based extremists Al-Shabaab, […]
from The Intercept In 2003, Sami Al-Arian was a professor at the University of South Florida, a legal resident of the U.S. since 1975, and one of the most prominent Palestinian civil rights activists in the U.S. That year, the course of his life was altered irrevocably when he was indicted on […]
by Barrett Brown from the DailyBeast.Co, Not long ago I was a mild-mannered freelance journalist, activist, and satirist, contributing to outlets like the Guardian and Vanity Fair. But last Thursday I was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison in a case that Reporters Without Borders cited as a key […]
Or a promising first step with a sour aftertaste by Mark Linnhoefer On Sunday, the people of Greece voted for their new government, and the winner was the far-left Syriza party whose leader – and since Monday officially the new Greek Prime Minister – Alexis Tsipras has vowed to end […]
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