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Daily Briefing — 4th-5th July 2009

Posted: 5 July 2009 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Af-Pak War, Afghanistan, Ahmadinejad, al-Quds, BRIC, cap and trade, China, climate change, Cynthia McKi, East Jerusalem, fascism, G-8 Summit, Gaza, Glenn Greenwald, global warming, Honduras, human rights, IAEA, indefinite detention, India, international law, Iran, Iraq, Iraq War, Israel, Italy, Joe Biden, law, libertarian, liberty, Mairead Maguire, Manuel Zelaya, Maziar Bahari, Middle East, Mossad, Mousavi, Netanyahu, Newspeak, NPT, nuclear weapons, NYT, OAS, Obama, Pakistan, Palestine, pre-emptive war, Qum, Richard Falk, Roberto Micheletti, Saudi Arabia, South Waziristan, tariffs, terrorism, UN, US, War, West Bank, Yukiya Amano, Zionism

Obama interviewed about his executive order to police thought-crime; Saudi Arabia grants consent for a pre-emptive strike on Iran to Israel; U.N. envoy calls Free Gaza aid-delivering activists’ kidnapping by Israel ‘criminal’; Iran clerics declare gov’t illegitimate; Glenn Greenwald notes NYT hypocrisy in classifying Iran’s treatment of prisoners as “torture”; China and India protest the U.S. ‘cap-and-trade scheme’; and more… (more…)

Daily Briefing — 2nd-3rd July 2009

Posted: 2 July 2009 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Af-Pak War, Afghan surge, Afghanistan, Ahmadinejad, Alvaro Uribe, Amnesty International, Amy Goodman, anarchism, anti-Statism, Chad, civilians, Colombia, Cynthia McKinney, Democracy Now, diplomacy, DR Congo, drones, ElBaradei, fascism, FBI, free press, free speech, Gareth Porter, gay rights, Gaza, Gaza Massacre, George Bush, Glenn Greenwald, Hamas, Hizbollah, Honduras, human rights, IAEA, India, Industrial Worker, international law, Iran, Iran election, Iraq, Iraq War, Israel, IWW, Jeremy Scahill, law, Mairead Maguire, Manuel Zelaya, Maziar Bahari, media, Middle East, Mohamed el-Gharani, Mousavi, MSM, neoconservatives, North Korea, NPR, nuclear weapons, Obama, Pakistan, Palestine, PBoC, People’s Bank of China, Philip Giraldi, rape, Ray Odierno, renminbi, Roberto Michelett, Saddam Hussein, Taliban, terrorism, torture, UK, UN, US, War, war crimes, West Bank, Yukiya Amano, Zionism

Glenn Greenwald continues to slam NPR for banning the word “torture” and ducking his interview offers; Philip Giraldi on America’s obsession with creating enemies; 120,000 troops to remain in Iraq at the end of the year; Israel used Palestinian children as human shields in the Gaza Massacre; Afghan and Pakistani civilians grow colder toward the U.S. are it keeps killing people all around them; The Washington Post selling lobbyists access to Obama Administration and Congress; and more… (more…)

Daily Briefing — 1st-2nd July 2009

Posted: 1 July 2009 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: Af-Pak War, Afghanistan, Ahmadinejad, Amnesty International, Bagram Air Base, bailout, banking, blockade, Bob Herbert, Bombay Jost, BP, cap and trade, civil liberties, climate change, CNPC, corporatism, Cynthia McKinney, Daniel Luban, depression, drones, economy, Ehud Barak, espionage, fascism, Federal Reserve, gay rights, Gaza, Gaza Massacre, George Bush, George Mitchell, Glenn Greenwald, Goldman Sachs, Haji Wazir, Hamas, Helen Thomas, Honduras, human rights, humanitarian aid, India, international law, Iran, Iran election, Iraq, Iraq War, Israel, Jane Harman, Jeremy Scahill, Jim Lobe, Jundullah, Justin Raimondo, law, Lebanon, libertarian, liberty, Mairead Maguire, Manuel Zelaya, MEK, Middle East, Mohammed Jawad, National Sovereignty Day, neoconservatism, Netanyahu, Newspeak, Nouri al-Maliki, Obama, oil, Pakistan, Palestine, recession, regime change, Robert Gibbs, Roberto Micheletti, Ron Paul, settlements, state secrets, Taibbi, tariffs, terrorism, torture, UK, UN, US, War, West Bank, Zionism

Over 100 tortured to death in U.S. custody; A Nobel laureate and former U.S. Congresswoman kidnapped by Israel; Glenn Greenwald on the Washington Establishment recognizing Obama mimicking Bush on civil liberties; The history of Honduras leading to the military coup; and more… (more…)

Daily Briefing — 29th-30th June 2009

Posted: 30 June 2009 by Editors in Daily Briefing
Tags: 9/11, Ahmadinejad, Alan Bock, anarchism, bailout, banking, Bernie Madoff, corporatism, economy, Ehud Barak, fascism, foreign aid, gay rights, Gaza, Gaza Massacre, General Electric, Honduras, indefinite detention, India, international law, Iran, Iran election, Iran Guardian Council, Israel, Jeremy Scahill, Justin Raimondo, law, libertarian, liberty, Manuel Zelaya, Middle East, military coup, Mohammed Omer, Newspeak, nuclear weapons, Obama, Palestine, Palestine-Israel, ponzi scheme, preventative detention, sanctions, Saudi Arabia, Saudi royal family, SCOTUS, settlements, subsidies, US, Velvet Revolution, War, West Bank

More on Obama’s plans to declare an executive order allowing him to detain anyone indefinitely; Bernie Madoff and GE robbery; Israel’s nuclear weapons; Israel erecting more settlements in the West Bank; Ahmadinejad declared the official winner of Iran’s highly disputed presidential election; SCOTUS rejects 9/11 survivors’ claim against the Saudis for funneling money to al-Qa’ida. (more…)