Coveting War: Amongst the Deferred and Inexperienced - By: Bruce G. Richardson Tuesday, 12.04.2012, 10:48pm |
Recent
interviews with presidential hopefuls reveal profound, pathological
inexperience and deferment privileges bestowed upon aspiring political candidates
and their family members in a time of war |
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All the News Fit to Print…or Distortion of History - By:Bruce G. Richardson Sunday, 12.02.2012, 10:08pm |
The
New York Times has long held that
they publish “all the news fit to print.” But here we must be circumspect,
cautious, deciding what is ‘fit to print’ is by its very nature a subjective
decision made by an individual, most often an editor or publisher |
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Suicide bombers attack joint U.S.-Afghan air base Sunday, 12.02.2012, 10:06pm |
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Covert American Aid to the Afghan Resistance; A Top-Secret U.S. Foreign Policy Plot to Induce and Effect Soviet Military Intervention - By: Bruce G. Richardson Wednesday, 11.28.2012, 07:45pm |
Aid
as a tool of foreign policy is often comprised of a multiplicity of form,
covert, overt, political, economic, military, and as history warrants, as a
precursor to invasion. |
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Dispatches from a War without Borders…a Global War of Conquest - By: Bruce G. Richardson Monday, 11.26.2012, 07:34pm |
Russian
arms dealer, Viktor Bout, celebrated as ‘The
Lone wolf’ amongst the cognoscente of the international arms and drug smuggling
circles, and as the ‘Merchant of Death’ in
the lexicon of international arms control monitors, was recently extradited
from Thailand to stand trial in the U.S. for selling arms to terrorist
organizations around the globe. |
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Collateral Damage - By: Bruce G. Richardson Wednesday, 11.21.2012, 07:49pm |
The
above innocuous term, ‘collateral damage’ was coined by the U.S. military to
mitigate public perception and negative discourse surrounding the extraordinary
numbers of civilians who have perished in any of our many wars |
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