#Breakingnews:15 minutes ago, #Saudiwarplanes dropped a #USbomb on the populated area east of #Heis city in #Hodeidah killing many civilians. Three charred bodies could be seen. It horrible and cruel act.@MintPressNews pic.twitter.com/ITSnuVKfM0
— Ahmed Abdulkareem (@AlhouthiAhmed) November 15, 2021
“How did, as Hudson puts it, “America’s ideal of implementing laissez-faire economic institutions, political democracy, and a dismantling of formal empires and colonial systems” turn into a system where the U.S. forced other nations to pay for its wars, defaulted on its debt, and exploited developing economies?”
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“The Baghuz strike was one of the largest civilian casualty incidents of the war against the Islamic State, but it has never been publicly acknowledged by the U.S. military. The details, reported here for the first time, show that the death toll was almost immediately apparent to military officials. A legal officer flagged the strike as a possible war crime that required an investigation. But at nearly every step, the military made moves that concealed the catastrophic strike. The death toll was downplayed. Reports were delayed, sanitized and classified. United States-led coalition forces bulldozed the blast site. And top leaders were not notified.”
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Really love the way this one came out. Guess the homage, if you remember it.
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Hot off the press, here’s some light legal reading from the U.S. 5th Circuit Court for everyone to enjoy this weekend. The clear concern with liberty expressed in this finding offers hope that sanity will eventually prevail against the Covid-19 hysterics and medical tyrants attempting to strip people of their bodily autonomy.
https://dl.airtable.com/.attachments/db446ada300c17b1c8e3a6530561a46f/e7ff5065/BSTHoldingsvOSHAOrder.pdf
Was I too nice to the New York Times?
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