Thousands of protesters have converged on the presidential palace in Tegucigalpa despite a massive military presence following President Manuel Zelaya’s ouster. Venezuela has placed troops on alert.
Ahmadinejad, Privatization and a Bus Driver Who Said No by Billy Wharton, Dissident Voice A creeping assumption lies just beneath the surface of arguments concerning the disputed election in Iran. Incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is cast as an anti-US populist crusader… Read moreSELLING IRAN
Continue ReadingSELLING IRANThe Global War on Terrorism’s Strangest of Bedfellows by Sarkis Pogossian, World War 4 Report It was none other than neocon whiz kid and former undersecretary of defense Douglas J. Feith (along with Justin Polin, a sidekick from the Hudson… Read moreSUFIS AND NEOCONS
Continue ReadingSUFIS AND NEOCONSMauritania’s ousted President Sidi Abdallahi formally resigned as part of a power-sharing deal with the nation’s military rulers—days after a US teacher was killed by suspected al-Qaeda militants.
