Kathy Kelly, What Does War Generate? “U.S. politicians endlessly promise us humanitarian wars meant to create stable, democratic regimes wherever our bombs level buildings, reservoirs and electricity plants, dismembering whole economies and countless civilian bodies, creating endless reservoirs of panic and rage and grief from which democracy might grow.,,,War has its own agenda and remains the worst of many dark outcomes for Afghanistan until the U.S. resolves to contribute nothing more to the region but the plentiful reparations it will owe once its pointless war is surrendered, and its troops have gone home.” read
Ron Jacobs, Gonna’ Have to Face It, You’re Addicted to War read
Danny Haiphong, What Is July 4th To US Imperialism? What Is It To The Oppressed?
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Alex MacDonald, UAE Asked US to Bomb Al Jazeera, Says 2003 Cable read
Petar Djolic, Humanitarian Interventions: The Doctrine Of Imperialism read
Rebecca Gordon, All War All the Time, or War American-Style read
Kevin Zeese, “Color Revolution” Comes Home? Are Americans Also The Victims Of “Regime Change”? “We must continue to focus on the issues that are in crisis such as the economy, health care, education, housing, racism, inequality and militarization at home and abroad. We must fight for these issues independent of political party.” read
Rebecca Gordon, All War All the Time, or War American-Style read
Hazel Correa, The Cloud of Nuclear Winter watch
Nick Turse, American Special Ops Forces Have Deployed to 70 Percent of the World’s Countries in 2017 read
Ellen Mitchell, Surprise war vote points to shift in GOP read
Phyllis Bennis, Trump’s Policy Is Clear: Civilian Casualties Don’t Matter in the War on Terror read
Ralph Nader: The Democrats Are Unable to Defend the U.S. from the “Most Vicious” Republican Party in History read
Annette Gordon-Reed and Titus Kaphar — Are We Actually Citizens Here? (with Kfrista Tippett read
Paul Craig Roberts Washington Has Been At War For 16 Years: Why? read
Ellen Mitchell, Lawmakers Approves Language Revoking War Authority read
Killer Drones and the Militarization of U.S. Foreign Policy read
Peter Maass, Brad Pitt’s “War Machine” Offers an Absurd and Scathing Critique of America’s Delusional Generals read
Paul Craig Roberts, Another Step Toward A Devastating War. Washington’s Pretense That It Is Fighting ISIS read
Stephen Lendman, Phony US Congress Authorization For Use Of Military Force (AUMF): Justification For US Military Operations read
Peter Van Buren, The Myth Of Hiroshima “For President Obama to visit Hiroshima without reflecting on the why of that unfortunate loss of lives, acting as if they occurred via some natural disaster, is tragically consistent with the fact that for 71 years no American president felt it particularly important to visit the victimized city. America’s lack of introspection over one of the 20th century’s most significant events continues, with 21st century consequences.” read
Discussing the Vietnam War With Ken Burns and Lynn Novice read
Stephen Lendman, America’s Forever War Strategy read
Gordon Adams, A Culture of Violence
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Adrienne Mahsa Varkiani, When Generals Make Policies : From Tactics To Strategy To Political Decision watch
Philip Giraldi, Liars Lying About Nearly Everything “So watch the lies if you want to know when the next war is coming. If the House of Saud, the Israelis and Donald Trump are talking trash and seem to agree about something then it is time to head for the bomb shelter. Will it be Iran or an escalating catastrophe in Syria? Anything is possible.” read
Ben Norton, How Saudi Arabia and UAE Work the U.S. Media to Push for War read
Chris Kanthan, Islamic Terrorism: Our Ally For 38 Years read
Stephen Lendman Dirty Open Secret: US Created and Supports ISIS read
Serbia to Sue NATO for 1999 Bombings Using Depleted Uranium Ammunition? read
David R. Contosta, Three Times When We Blundered into War “…the conquest of the Philippines in the years around 1900; the War in Vietnam during the 1960s and 1970s; and the Iraq War beginning in 2003” read