Israel beats and tortures children; U.S. tries to spin mass murder of civilians in the Obama-led Farah Massacre; Democrats’ consent makes these Obama’s wars; Gleen Greenwald on “state secrets” and Obama’s rhetoric against secrecy conflicting; Iran protests continue despite orders from Supreme Leader to cease; John Dugard blasts Obama’s silence on the Gaza Massacre; Chicago Police to ‘celebrate’ 1968 brutality next week. (more…)
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Daily Briefing — 18th-19th June 2009
Posted: 19 June 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: 1968 Chicago riots, ACLU, Afghanistan, Africa, Ahmadinejad, anarchism, AntiWar radio, Avigdor Lieberman, banking, Campaign for Liberty, Chicago Police, China, Democrats, DNA, economy, ElBaradei, Eric Holder, Eva Bartlett, fascism, Gareth Porter, Gaza, Gaza Massacre, Georgia, Gitmo, Glenn Greenwald, Google, Hawaii, Hillary Clinton, human rights, Human Rights Watch, IAEA, ICC, IDF, IFFC, IMF, international law, Iran, Iran elections, Israel, Joe Lieberman, John Dugard, Johnathon Cook, Ken Ballen, law, libertarian, liberty, Lindsey Graham, LTTE, Middle East, missile defense, Mousavi, Newspeak, North Korea, Obama, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine-Israel, Patrick Doherty, Rome Statue, Russia, Saakashvili, Scott Horton, SCOTUS, Sri Lanka, Stanley McChrystal, state secret privilege, Steve Bierfeldt, Supreme Court, Tamil Tigers, terrorism, torture, UN, US, war crimes, William Osbourne, world hunger
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