Category Archives: American Military Culture

Sex, Lies and the Problem with America

by Carey Wedler After months of silence since his resignation, ex-CIA director David Petraeus made his first public speech. Speaking to a crowd of ROTC veterans, the general apologized for his extramarital affair that led to his resignation from the … Continue reading

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Why Do We Know So Little About the Drone Wars?

by Chad Nelson How many Americans know the extent of the Obama Administration’s drone wars?  How many, and in which countries, are drone bombings being carried out?  What is the success rate of drone attacks, and how is the Administration … Continue reading

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Bradley Manning: “I Have a Clear Conscience”

Bradley Manning, the Army private who has been held in custody since May 26, 2010 on suspicion of leaking classified material to WikiLeaks, offered a plea bargain during a pretrial conference on February 28. Manning’s guilty plea to 10 lesser … Continue reading

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Activists Celebrate King’s Birthday: Deny Responsibility for Wall St. Atrocity Wars

by jay janson This weekend Americans do not celebrate the birthday of the Martin Luther King Jr., the dangerous trouble maker for the amoral predatory private investment community of the wealthy, the who King condemned the criminal wars necessary to it’s … Continue reading

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Pope Thanks CIA Panetta Sure to be Indicted for Crimes Against Humanity?

by Jay Janson Panetta said the Pope said to him, “Thank you for helping to protect the world.” said he replied,”Pray for me.” Fellow Catholics, can only hope that the Pope said something else that Panetta was reluctant to mention … Continue reading

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