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How the US Uses and Abuses Latin America

On January 10, 2025, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) posted a $25 million reward (up from a paltry $15 million) for information leading to the arrest of “former” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and associates, just as he was taking the oath of office in Caracas for his third term as President. Maduro had …

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Frightening Memories of Project Ice-worm: Militarization and the Future of the Arctic Region

Increasing militarization and resource exploitation is not good news for any ecologically sensitive and vulnerable region, all the more so for the Arctic region which is reported to be warming at twice the global rate, leading to rapid melting of ice. However with the USA’s serious intentions of buying/annexing Greenland, together …

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“War is Good for Business”: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte Endorses Anti-Russian Paranoia Narratives to Justify Military Spending

NATO’s paranoid narratives against Russia seem to be reaching extremely worrying levels. NATO officials are convinced that they must prepare for war with Moscow, believing that Russia has a plan for territorial expansion towards Western countries. The consequences of this type of mentality could be devastating, since, by thinking in …

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How US Media Hide Truths About the Gaza War

Despite exceptional coverage at times, what was most profoundly important about war in Gaza—what it was like to be terrorized, massacred, maimed, and traumatized—remained almost entirely out of view. A few days before the end of 2024, the independent magazine +972 reported that “Israeli army forces stormed the Kamal Adwan Hospital compound in …

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Never Mind the Propaganda, the World Should Know About America’s Countless Wars

Throughout history, U.S. Administrations, led by their presidents, on the pretext of one fictitious reason or another, go to wars with a weaker country around the world. The real reasons being their unsatiable greed and appetite for other countries’ lands and resources. They don’t have permanent friends; they have permanent interests only. …

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