#HumanitarianAid for #Nefarious #Purposes

“Humanitarian Aid” for Nefarious Purposes. USAID and Guaido’s February 23, 2019 – The Second Battle of Cucuta
By William Walter Kay
The genesis of Juan Guaido’s February 23, 2019 Cucuta provocation remains murky. Re-purposing humanitarian aid missions for nefarious purposes isn’t an original idea. Staging a mass portage of USAID packages across the Colombian-Venezuelan border, however, appears to be Guaido’s brilliancy. Read more...

Black History: Trump Era Resistance, Mumia’s Plight, and Freedom for the Move 9
By Michael Welch, Glen Ford, Suzanne Ross, and Mumia Abu-Jamal
Previous to becoming president, Trump had established a track record that was anything but evolved in terms of reconciling the divide between people of color and whites in his country. In the 70s, his family’s real estate company was sued twice by the U.S. Justice Department for rental practices that discriminated against black applicants. Read more...

Shifting the Centre of Gravity: Julian Assange Receives His Passport

By Dr. Binoy Kampmark
In March 2008, one Michael Horvath of the US Army Counterintelligence Center within the Cyber Intelligence Assessments Branch considered the risks posed by WikiLeaks in a 32 page document. Read more...

“Arab NATO” Isn’t NATO-like at All
By Andrew Korybko
It’s become popular over the past few years to talk about the so-called “Arab NATO” that the US is reportedly trying to assemble in the Mideast to militarily contain Iran, but the actual entity being created doesn’t resemble its European predecessor at all. Read more...

Alexander von Humboldt, Venezuela and the Bolivarian Revolution
By Franklin Frederick
Back in Europe, Humboldt began publishing several books recounting his adventures in America, revealing the natural and cultural riches of South America to a curious and fascinated European public. Read more...

The Conservatives, “Nam-Nam Friction” and Nuclear Crisis in South Korea
By Prof. Joseph H. Chung
What is hard to believe is that while the leaders of the four political parties made lobbying for the success of the Summit, the leader of the main conservative opposition party, the Ja-yoo Hangook- Dang (LKP), Mme Na Kyung-won, tried to convince Washington politicians that North Korea should not be trusted and there should be no end of the Korean War. This party seemed to wish for the continuation of the nuclear crisis. Read more...

Juan Guaido: A Traitor to His People
By Radio Havana Cuba
The self-proclaimed “Provisional President of Venezuela,” Juan Guaidó, is an expert in dangerous actions, who — in pursuit of his unending ambition — will go down in history as a person that broke all the rules of decency and democracy. Read more...

5G and GMO: Electromagnetic Waves and Genetic Engineering: Profit Driven Destruction
By Julian Rose
We know that the genetic engineering of the plant and animal kingdom alters their DNA, and does the same to those who regularly ingest GM foods. People, animals, fish, insects and plants that absorb or are cross contaminated by other genetically modified species, are the victims of the recombinant DNA laboratory techniques used in genetic engineering. Read more...