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Tag Archives: Libya
Separating families through border prisons or African drones — how US policies can make parts of the world unsafe for children
The 16-year old son of a suspected terrorist who made the US government’s assassination target list was killed by a US drone strike one evening — two weeks subsequent to an American missile tearing apart his father’s body. The boy … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, War
Tagged Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, Afghanistan, Anwar al-Awlaki, border wall, donald trump, drone attacks, drones, immigration, iraq, Libya, Nawar al-Awlaki, Syria, trumpland, war on terror
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THE ALMOST LAUGHABLY IMPOTENT BENGHAZI REPORT
Frequent visitors to mentalunrest would not be surprised by my thoughts on the House Select Committee’s report on the 2012 Benghazi, Libya attacks that left US ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans dead. For you newbies, I think the report’s findings are … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, War
Tagged benghazi attacks, hillary clinton, Libya, Syria, war on terror
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ETHNIC CLEANSING, TERRORISM AND GUN RUNNING — HOW HILLARY RUNS STATE DEPARTMENT
(Note: the story about how Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s emails pointed out ethnic cleansing in Libya has been circulating for over a month. I decided to repeat some of it here since the press, for the most part, has ignored … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Race, War
Tagged 2016 elections, hillary clinton, Libya, Terrorism, war on terror
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DON’T CALL THEM MIGRANTS
Some of you are aware of my editorial policy of not burning electrons and time debating over trivial things like the isms and schisms of labels — unless even the most subtle of nominal permutations can mean the difference between … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Society, War
Tagged Libya, Middle East, migrant, refugee, syria civil war
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