20 Lies About the Iraq War

 

20 Lies About the Iraq War By Glen Rangwala and Raymond Whitaker, March 19, 2023 A supposed meeting in Prague between Mohammed Atta, leader of the 11 September hijackers, and an Iraqi intelligence official was the main basis for this claim, but Czech intelligence later conceded that the Iraqi’s contact could not have been Atta.

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How Many Millions of People Have Been Killed in America’s Post-9/11 Wars? By Nicolas J. S. Davies, March 20, 2023 How many people have been killed in America’s post-9/11 wars? I have been researching and writing about that question since soon after the U.S. launched these wars, which it has tried to justify as a response to terrorist crimes that killed 2,996 people in the U.S. on September 11th 2001.

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My Lai, ‘Killing Ideology’ & Disobeying Orders: 55 Years Ago Today By Mickey Z, March 20, 2023 Officially termed an “incident” (as opposed to a “massacre”), the events of March 16, 1968, at My Lai — a hamlet in South Vietnam — are widely portrayed and accepted to this day as an aberration. While the catalog of U.S. war crimes in Southeast Asia is far too sordid and lengthy to detail here, it’s painfully clear this was not the case.

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Testicular Turbo Cancer in Young Athletes? Diagnosis to Death in Days or Weeks. COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Spike Protein Injury to the Testes By Dr. William Makis, March 20, 2023 21-year-old Daniel Donnan was rushed to the Ulster Hospital where he was treated for a bleed to the brain, but medical tests revealed tumors which had already spread to his brain and lungs.

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Spent Matters: The AUKUS Nuclear Waste Problem By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, March 20, 2023 The department admits that the storage and disposal of such waste and spent fuel will require necessary facilities and trained personnel, appropriate transport, interim and permanent storage facilities and “social license earned and sustained with local and regional communities.”

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Chaos in Pakistan: Imran Khan Takes on America and Its “Comprador Elites” By Junaid S. Ahmad, March 19, 2023 With staunch US support, Pakistan’s unelected “imported government” is trying to arrest former Prime Minister Imran Khan, the most popular politician in the country, to prevent him from running in elections. But protesters are protecting him.

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Credit Suisse: Down the Drain, or Converting Into a Bank for the People By Peter Koenig, March 19, 2023 The financial turmoil may be starting to wage war on the planet – all well-planned, of course – simultaneously, worldwide, like covid-clockwork. Financial chaos and banking disasters happen often over weekends when people are distracted. It is possible – not certain, just possible, and not surprising — if as of next week, there would be severe restrictions on withdrawing cash from bank accounts.

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COVID-19: “A Vaccine in Record Speed” By John Leake, March 18, 2023 Three years ago, on March 16, 2020, the NIH issued a press release titled NIH Clinical Trial of Investigational Vaccine for COVID-19 Begins. Though most Americans didn’t notice it at the time, it announced a project that was already the SOLE focus of the official pandemic response.

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Justification to Wage War on Iraq Based on “Fake Intelligence”. Whistleblower Dr. David Kelly: Who Ordered His Assassination? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, March 18, 2023 Kelly was Britain’s foremost expert on biological weapons, with direct access to WMD intelligence on Iraq. In the months leading up to his death, he had become increasingly skeptical regarding Iraq’s alleged WMDs.

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Iraq and 15 Lessons We Never Learned By David Swanson, March 18, 2023 The peace movement did a great many things right in the first decade of this millennium, some of which we’ve forgotten. It also fell short in many ways. I want to highlight the lessons I think we’ve most failed to learn and suggest how we might benefit from them today.

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