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Glenn Greenwald: Why is a U.S. Army brigade being assigned to the "Homeland"?
Those of you who have some gold bullion set aside, get ready, they're coming to get it.
Glenn Greenwald
Wednesday Sept. 24, 2008 12:26 EDT Why is a U.S. Army brigade being assigned to the "Homeland"?
(updated below - Update II)
Several bloggers today have pointed to this obviously disturbing article from Army Times, which announces that " ( Read more... ) -
What to Read While the Junta Consolidates
A Review of The Army of the Republic
by Karen Kwiatkowski
The clarion call uniting old-time conservatives and modern American liberals is loud and clear: "Main Street, not Wall Street!" Right and left alike broadcast angry references to the fleecing of America by ongoing government cronyism, dictatorial power grabs by unelected officials and the ( Read more... ) -
35 Years After Original 9/11: New Transcripts of Kissinger's Role in Chilean Coup
New-September 10, 2008
New Kissinger 'Telcons' Reveal Chile Plotting at Highest Levels of U.S. Government
Nixon Vetoed Proposed Coexistence with Allende Government; Kissinger to the CIA : "We will not let Chile go down the drain."
Nixon Vetoed Proposed Coexistence with an Allende Government
Kissinger ( Read more... ) -
Saudi Arabia Thwarts Military Coup
"...backed by a Saudi prince in the royal family." an unnamed prince. Could it be Bandar Bush?
Bandar bin Sultan - Wikipedia
Alalam News Network - 11 hours ago
RIYADH, Sept 3--Saudi Arabian security forces have foiled a military coup seeking to overthrow army officers loyal to the current Saudi King Abdullah.
According to Riyadh-based al-Watan ( Read more... ) -
Mauritanian forces seize president in a coup d'etat
President held in Mauritania coup
22 minutes ago
NOUAKCHOTT (AFP) - Troops overthrew Mauritania's president in a military coup on Wednesday after he tried to sack senior army officers accused of being behind a political crisis destabilising the country.
President Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi was arrested as troops rolled through the capital ( Read more... ) -
Arrest warrant issued for Margaret Thatcher's son
Sunday' actor jailed for coup attempt
Published Date: 09 July 2008
By Staff reporter
A British mercenary who starred in the 2002 film 'Bloody Sunday' has been jailed for 34 years in Equatorial Guinea for attempting to overthrow the government in an attempted coup.
Simon Mann played the role of Colonel Derek Wilford, commander of the paratroopers in ( Read more... )
