Someone Finally Asked the Obama Administration to Own Up to America’s Support of Terrorists in Syria
Mainstream media has been content to float the falsehood that President Obama’s legacy is that he “stayed out” of Syria.
Mainstream media has been content to float the falsehood that President Obama’s legacy is that he “stayed out” of Syria.
Donald Trump looks like he may outdo the Obama administration when it comes to deportations, with families across the U.S. themselves for a surge in ICE raids unlike anything seen before. Although some communities are fighting back, many undocumented immigrants are now in danger of being detained and deported.
Mass deportations became a routine occurrence under the Obama administration. According to a report from the Miami Herald, during the first seven years of Obama's presidency “more than 2.7 million foreign nationals were deported.” From Jan. 20, 2009 to Sept.
The Obama Administration has laid the groundwork, now Donald Trump will be president, and he will have a vast apparatus for carrying out targeted assassinations,
Published in partnership with Shadowproof. As President Barack Obama’s administration comes closer to an end, the number of civilians killed by United States drone strikes in Pakistan,
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Between the strikes on the two dates, 5,100 rounds of 30mm DU ammunition were used by A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft. This equates to 1,524kg of DU. CENTCOM said that the ammunition was selected because of the “nature of the targets”.
(ICBUW) – The US has finally confirmed that it has fired DU ammunition Syria, after it had earlier stated that the weapons would not be used. US Central Command (CENTCOM) has acknowledged
“Whatever the administration is hiding, its justifications for doing so are imaginary and appear to be invented for the sake of convenience. That’s not how complying with a congressional subpoena works, and it’s well past time the department stops stonewalling.”
By The Hill
Lawmakers on the House Select Committee on Benghazi are protesting the State Department’s “stonewalling” as they seek to finalize a long-awaited report about the 2012 terrorist attacks. Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) on Monday accused the Obama
Anti-Zionism, far from being a religious canard, advocates the transformation of Israel into a single unitary state in which both Jewish and Palestinian citizens will hold equal political rights. It is not the same as anti-Semitism, and conflating the two issues has dangerous consequences.
SEATTLE --- The Israel lobby’s flavor du jour in the battle to uphold Israeli triumphalism is the notion that anti-Zionism (which seems to be everywhere!) is anti-Semitism. The notion is sweeping university campuses from the United States
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President Obama’s $3.901-trillion budget was dead-on-arrival when it hit the House.
On Tuesday, the White House released its official fiscal year 2015 budget for the federal government.
“The budget I sent Congress this morning lays out how we’ll implement this agenda in a balanced and responsible way,”
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