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War in Syria


  • Syria: MIT professor says top U.S. officials fabricated intelligence to justify attack

    Ann Garrison | Violence & Peace
    20.04.2017

    Prof. Postol says that there should be two investigations, one conducted by UN experts to determine what actually happened in Khan Shaykhun, Syria, on April 4, the date of the alleged Syrian attack, and another to determine who fabricated the so-called intelligence.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace War in Syria, American imprialism, Nuclear war, World peace

  • A government of morons

    Paul Craig Roberts | Violence & Peace
    20.04.2017

    Saddam Hussein’s “weapons of mass destruction” did not exist. Assad’s “use of chemical weapons” is an obvious, blatant lie. “Iranian nukes,” another blatant lie. The lies about Gaddafi in Libya are so absurd that it is pointless to repeat them. What is the reason for all the death and destruction and the flooding of the West with refugees from the West’s naked violence around the world? Violence for its own sake. That’s what America has become.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace War in Syria, Bashar Al-Assad, War Crimes, war in Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, Regime change

  • Obama and Clinton brought slavery to Libya

    Margaret Kimberley | Violence & Peace
    20.04.2017

    The deliberate destruction of Libya was a war crime by all standards of international law. That country was just one victim of the American plan to eliminate secular governments in the Middle East. Under the guise of a phony ‘responsibility to protect’, American propaganda gave an atrocity the appearance of a humanitarian act.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace War in Syria, Human Rights Watch, Responsibility to protect, Muammar Gaddafi, Hilary Clinton, war in Libya, Barack Obama

  • Assad had the upper hand, so why would he gas his own people?

    Dina Formentini and Chris Ernesto | Violence & Peace
    13.04.2017

    Common sense, historical facts and circumstantial evidence suggest that it’s unlikely that Assad gassed his own people.  In fact, it’s much more likely that the chemical weapons were from al-Qaeda, ISIS and/or other anti-Assad factions. Indeed, a case can be made that the attack was coordinated by the White Helmets, with US neoconservatives providing the script.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace White helmets Syria, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, War in Syria, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, Bashar Al-Assad, Chemical weapon attack in Syria

  • Empire’s aggression on Syria

    Farooque Chowdhury | Violence & Peace
    13.04.2017

    The developments in Syria demand attention as many countries face the threat of imperialist intervention. There is no reason to imagine that any country is immune to imperialist intervention. Markets, resources to be plundered, geographical location, relations with the world bosses are all factors favouring imperialist intervention. Is the rest of the world going to simply sit by and watch?

    Tagged under Violence & Peace US Imperialism, Trump bombs Syria, War in Syria, Terrorism

  • American militarism as a way of life: Beyond Syria and the Middle East

    Jon Kofas | Violence & Peace
    13.04.2017

    Militarism for the purpose of destabilization remains a way of life for US foreign policy. America insists on projecting the image that it has a morally, politically, and ideologically superior position to accord itself the role of patron imperialist delivering the wretched of the earth to Western capitalist civilization – a 21st century version of the 19th century “White man’s burden”.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad, Trump attacks Syria, Military industrial complex, US Militarism, War on Terror, Geopolitics, US Imperialism, Regime change in Syria, War in Syria

  • Stop the US-led massive terrorist attacks in Iraq and Syria

    Samuel Albert | Violence & Peace
    30.03.2017

    People in every country must oppose the terror campaign the US is leading in Iraq and Syria. America seeks to maintain its intolerable political and economic domination of the region, which created the conditions for the rise of Islamic fundamentalism in the first place. The lives of the people of Iraq and Syria mean nothing.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace War on Terror, ISIL, War in Syria, War in Iraq

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