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Pentagon Cuts? Read the Fine Print, then Think Again
Watch Defense Secretary Leon Panetta as he trots out over and over again this week to explain before well-placed cameras that, despite “cuts” to the Pentagon budget, somehow the U.S. military will manage to muddle through, sigh, it’s OK, sigh …
Posted in Economy, Politics, War and Peace
Tagged budget, cuts, defense, fact check, leon panetta, military
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The Few The Proud The Pissers
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The urination by U.S. Marines on dead human corpses is entirely in keeping with the moral standards of the U.S. military and other military organizations. It isn’t inexplicable. On the contrary, it’s easy to explain. When you take impressionable teenagers who have no experience of the world outside of the care of their parents, and teach them that it’s an honorable thing to punch, kick, stab, shoot, bomb, and in other ways brutalize other people merely because they’ve been ordered to do so, it is quite predictable that those young people will lose their moral foundations and perform all manner of disrespectful acts.
Posted in Moral Values, War and Peace
Tagged afghanistan, killing, marines, military, urine
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Rick Perry Wants To Start A New Iraq War
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Rick Perry’s rationale for starting a new Iraq war, and sacrificing even more American lives and money: If we don’t send American soldiers back into Iraq to restart our war there, Iran will invade Iraq, and then, the American invasion and occupation of Iraq will have been for nothing.
Iran War Looming, Vote for an End to Perpetual War
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American politicians are agitating for war against Iran. We can’t afford the war, but then, we couldn’t afford the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan either.
Posted in Buttons, Greens, Uncategorized, War and Peace
Tagged iran, Jill Stein, no blood for oil, oil
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Pete DeFazio Takes On Wasteful Military Spending
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U.S. Representative Peter Defazio has identified outrageous examples of military waste, and is demanding an audit of the Pentagon’s books. However, both the House and Senate have worked together to make sure such scrutiny does not take place.
Posted in Economy, War and Peace
Tagged budget, congress, military, pentagon, peter defazio, spending, waste
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24 Senate Democrats Still Won’t Vote Against War In Iraq
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Yesterday, 24 Senate Democrats refused to vote for an end to the power to go to war in Iraq. The names of these senators are listed here.
Why Is Now The Time For Military Expansion?
As we’re struggling to make ends meet here at home, Obama wants to spend more on military strategy in an arena where the United States hasn’t suffered aggression since Pearl Harbor. Must we? Is Australia in crisis?
Posted in Barack Obama, War and Peace
Tagged asia, Barack Obama, military, pacific, spending
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Cain Out To Kick The You-Know-What Out Of Everyone In The World
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Herman Cain doesn’t understand the difference between defense and offense. The mission of the American military is not to go out and fight against all the other nations on Earth, “to kick the you-know-what out of everyone in the world.”
Posted in Bumper Stickers, Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, War and Peace
Tagged herman cain, violence
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Americans Forced Afghan Civilians to Walk Through Minefields: Multiple Allegations
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Soldiers from the American-installed Afghan government, accompanied by American soldiers, pulled civilians out of their houses at night and forced them to march in front of the soldiers, along a road that was known to conceal unexploded land mines.
Torture Regime Is What We Got For 10 Years of War
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Let’s suppose that something changes in the U.S. war in Afghanistan, and that the American military is able to successfully keep the current government of Afghanistan in power. Even if this happens, the “success” of the decade-long war will be to have installed and preserved a regime that engages in widespread torture of its citizens.
DC Occupation takes Freedom Plaza Drone Protest to National Air and Space Museum, with a Pepper Spray Coda
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This image shows the tail end of a march down E Street this afternoon from Freedom Plaza by the White House, down the National Mall, and over to the Air and Space Museum. At the head of this march is …
Posted in Activism, Moral Values, Politics, Video, War and Peace
Tagged air and space museum, civilian, combat, death, drone, drones, innocent, museum, pepper spray, police, smithsonian, wrongful death
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Freedom Plaza And The Battle Of The Drones
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Occupy DC protesters closed down the offices of General Anomics, manufacturer of military attack drones, just as Wired magazine reported that a computer virus has infected the software used to control the drones.
Posted in Activism, Tech, War and Peace
Tagged drones, freedom plaza, general atomics, hackers, protest, robots, virus, washington d.c.
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Freedom Plaza Occupation Has Begun!
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There are about 100 people in Freedom Plaza right now. Some of them are working on erecting a stage on the east end of the protest site. Most of them are involved in a meeting at which the group is talking about when the first arrests of the protest ought to be, and how people who don’t want to get arrested can avoid doing so.
Posted in Activism, War and Peace
Tagged freedom plaza, occupation movement, october 6, protest, washington d.c.
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Elders Supporting The Occupation Movement
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Interviews with retired Americans indicate that there is a wide age range of support for the people engaging in Occupy Wall Street and other occupation protests across the United States.
Posted in Activism, Barack Obama, War and Peace
Tagged afghanistan, Barack Obama, occupation movement, protest, retirees, washington d.c.
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An End To War And The October 6 Protest
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Debra Sweet’s article represents the one issue defining the timing and focus for many activists planning to participate in the upcoming occupation protest in Washington D.C.’s Freedom Plaza: The decade-long war in Afghanistan.
Plans for October 6 2011 Occupation of DC get Specific
Later today, Adbusters is asking tens of thousands of Americans to storm onto Wall Street, set up barricades and begin a months-long occupation… for a reason to be determined later. For months now, the October 2011 Coalition has had a …
Posted in Activism, War and Peace
Tagged anti-war, freedom plaza, logistics, occupation, october 2011 coalition
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