Saturday, September 7, 2013

Who's Lying? Brennan, Obama, or Both? | War Is A Crime .org

Who's Lying? Brennan, Obama, or Both? | War Is A Crime .org

The Future for Humanity: More Than a Dream

CONFIRMING:  The Future for Humanity: Is More Than a Dream 



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Thursday, September 5, 2013

Putin calls Kerry a liar on Syria

Putin calls Kerry a liar on Syria



Putin called Obama Secretary of State John Kerry a liar over Kerry's testimony this week before Congress.
The question may be al-Qaeda's influence on the Syrian rebels, an issue Kerry has downplayed.
Speaking to his human rights council Wednesday, Putin said, "This was very unpleasant and surprising for me. We talk to them (the Americans), and we assume they are decent people, but he is lying and he knows that he is lying. This is sad."
Putin has criticized Obama administration claims that Bashar Assad's government attacked the rebels with chemical weapons.
Last month, Obama canceled a summit meeting with Putin after a series of U.S.-Russian disputes, including Russia's decision to grant asylum to National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden.
As for the new flap over Kerry's testimony, the Associated Press reported:
"It was unclear exactly what Putin was referencing, but Kerry was asked Tuesday while testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee if the Syrian opposition had become more infiltrated by al-Qaeda.
"Kerry responded that that was 'basically incorrect' and that the opposition has 'increasingly become more defined by its moderation.' ...
"In testimony Wednesday, Kerry said he didn't agree that 'a majority (of the opposition) are al-Qaeda and the bad guys.' Extremists amount to 15 to 25% of the opposition, he said, including al-Nusra and many other groups that are 'fighting each other, even now.'"
Asked about Putin's comments, National Security Council spokesman Ben Rhodes said, "Well, we certainly would side with Secretary Kerry in that back-and-forth."

Monday, September 2, 2013

Who Knew...?

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The Last Chance to Stop the National Defense Authorization Act

The Supreme Court takes between 80 and 100 cases a year from about 8,000 requests. There is no guarantee our appeal will ever be heard. If we fail, if this law stands, if in the years ahead the military starts to randomly seize and disappear people, if dissidents and activists become subject to indefinite and secret detention in military gulags, we will at least be able to look back on this moment and know we fought back.


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