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“The Art of War”

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 10 June 2015

After the fiasco of Operation “Eagle Claw”, aimed at rescuing spies from the US embassy at Teheran, the US Congress decided to set up a military unit capable of carrying out secret missions. In 1987, on the initiative of Senators Barry Goldwater and William Cohen, UsSoCom became operational. (…)

Part II

The USA’s decades long war against China

by Robert S. Rodvik

Vancouver (Canada) | 13 January 2013

After decades of covert actions meant to overthrow the communist government of China, in 1989 the CIA launched the first of its so-called "colour" revolutions, which, being unsuccessful, did not achieve a designation of its own, those appellations coming later, in Eastern Europe and Georgia. (…)

Part I

The USA’s decades long warfare against China

by Robert S. Rodvik

Vancouver (Canada) | 7 January 2013

In the first part of his study of the low-intensity warfare carried out by the United States against communist China since the Cold War, Robert S. Rodvik focuses on the U.S. collaboration with the nationalist government of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. As a rabid anti-communist, Washington (…)

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Malala, the worthy victim

by Margaret Kimberley

18 October 2012

In U.S. war films, the American soldier fighting in a strange land befriends a local child, creating a personal bond of humanity, while busily killing scores of the kid’s adult countrymen. American corporate media perform much the same sick exercise, identifying children among the “worthy (…)

Made by the USA

Manufacturing "Failed States"

by Edward S. Herman

23 September 2012

The United States has mastered the art of undermining its targets by fomenting domestic terrorism, and then laying the responsibility on them for the crimes sponsored by Washington itself. This method affords it the possibility both to justify military intervention and to carry it out without (…)

Detailed Investigation - Video Vesti24

The Houla Massacre: Opposition Terrorists "Killed Families Loyal to the Government"

1 June 2012

The massacre in Houla is being blamed on the Syrian government without a shred of evidence. Based on the comprehensive investigation into the events carried out by Russian news channel Vesti24, this incisive report confirms that crimes against humanity are being committed by terrorist militia. (…)

Syrian opposition sets up summer camp in Miami

by Jean Guy Allard

Havana (Cuba) | 29 May 2012

The CIA is implementing a device to sabotage the Annan plan and any attempt at peace in Syria. Reverting to its Cold War methods when it created subversive groups in the Eastern Bloc to infiltrate international combat fronts, the CIA organized a joint training seminar in Miami for members of the (…)

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Syrian government denies involvement in Houla massacre

27 May 2012

Damascus has refuted accusations of being behind a ruthless attack in Houla where over 90 civilians were killed. Political analyst Ibrahim Alloush told RT that those killed were actually Assad loyalists, and the timing is suspicious.
Friday’s attack in the Governorate of Homs has risen (…)

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Webster Tarpley: West is Behind Syrian Violence

26 May 2012

Syria has been experiencing unrest since mid-March 2011. Many people, including security forces, have been killed in the turmoil.
While the West and the Syrian opposition accuse the government of the killings, Damascus blames ”outlaws, saboteurs and armed terrorist groups” for the unrest, (…)

Russia warns against training Syrian rebels in Kosovo

15 May 2012

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Monday urged international bodies operating in Kosovo to prevent the region from turning into a training ground for Syrian rebels.
A delegation from the Syrian opposition visited Kosovo in April to allegedly make a deal on exchanging experience in guerilla (…)

Terrorism, the last resort against Syrian resistance

13 May 2012

Following their military defeat at the hands of the regular army, the legions of the anti-Syrian coalition have now turned to blind terrorism.
Thus, on Friday, Syrian special services foiled an attempted attack in Aleppo, the second largest city. A suicide bomber riding on a minibus loaded (…)

General Mood and the current security situation in Syria

9 May 2012

General Robert Mood, head of the UN observers mission in Syria (UNSMIS) created by Resolution 2043 of 21 April 2012, has issued several statements stressing that the return to peace and the implementation of the Annan plan call for sustained efforts by both parties, government and armed (…)

The art of war

Assassinations anonymous

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 25 February 2012

Although political assassination abroad constitutes an act of war, the United States has been making a daily practice of it. An independent military command structure, with an annual budget of 8 billion dollars, is capable of assassinating anyone, anywhere in the world within 48 hours after a (…)

Policy of targeted killings in Damascus

17 February 2012

Sheikh Mohammed Ahmad Sadeq, Imam of the Anas Bin Malek mosque in the al-Midane neighborhood of Damascus, was shot dead by an armed terrorist group on Thursday, February 16.
In a recent sermon, the Sunni cleric condemned calls by the opposition to sabotage Syria.
He had urged the Ulama of (…)

ALBA countries join chorus condemning "Contras" interference in Syria

7 February 2012

In a statement issued during the eleventh summit of the organization, the nine members of the ALBA bloc (Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America) rejected on Sunday the "systematic policy of interference and destabilization" that seeks to "impose by force on the Syrian people a regime (…)

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