First US Soldier Killed in Iraq Not American
It may sound like a contradiction in terms but the first US soldier killed in Iraq was not an American but a Guatemalan. And now he has been granted US citizenship, posthumously
It may sound like a contradiction in terms but the first US soldier killed in Iraq was not an American but a Guatemalan. And now he has been granted US citizenship, posthumously
It has just been revealed that Princess Diana was involved in a car crash — which she blamed on sabotage — two years before her fatal crash in Paris
In September 1944, Dwight Eisenhower wrote to his wife “God I hate the Germans…” In the years following his hatred would exact a terrible toll — one that today is barely acknowledged
Forget the Hutton Inquiry into the death of Dr Kelly, writes John Pilger. It will not reveal what the US and UK authorities really don’t want you to know: that radiation illnesses caused by uranium weapons are now common in Iraq
Americans ignore U.S. atrocities in Iraq at their peril, warns John Kaminski
British police have serious doubts about the authenticity of a blood sample which French magistrates say proves that Diana, Princes of Wales, died because her chauffeur was drunk, it was reported today. No DNA tests were carried out by French authorities to prove that the specimen belonged to the chauffeur, Henri Paul, who was driving […]
It’s not just rhetoric – we need a revolution to survive!
It was Thomas Jefferson who said, “banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies”. And as Kieron McFadden reveals, he was not being alarmist
Christopher Bollyn on Israel’s so-called ‘apartheid wall’: a fortified barrier running for 400 miles, paid for by US taxpayers and supported by the US government