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The Unknown Whistleblower; Military, CIA Assassinations; Africa Presence about Domination, Exploitation
The Unknown Whistleblower. The testimony came from Vietnam; the year was 1968; the witness was Anthony J. Russo, one of the first Americans to report on the systematic torture of enemy combatants by CIA operatives and other U.S. agents in that long-gone war.
Should US Military and CIA Be Judge, Jury and Executioner?. After two Western hostages held by al-Qaeda were killed in a US drone strike, debate centered on the method of targeted killing – drone strikes – rather than whether assassination was legal, moral or effective policy.
US Military Expansion in Africa Is About Domination and Exploitation, Not Humanitarian Concerns. The continent is targeted for its rich natural resources and coveted geopolitical military positioning by foreign nations like the US and China.
