Why is America waging war on Yemen?
“We used the Saudis to deliver these bombs. We sold them the bombs. We sold them the planes. We provided air support for the Saudi’s using American planes to drop American bombs. We also trained the pilots.”
ISIS: A convenient excuse for War
CIA and military resources are used to destabilize, invade, attack and terrorize smaller and poorer nations, selling arms to both sides of needless conflicts and avoidable wars.
US Drone warfare terrorizing Middle East
If you are tired of wage theft, slave labor and working poverty… abandon the corporate cons and war-profiteers who have brought us 27 unnecessary wars
Trump & Clinton = The Oligarchy
…in 2016, … Stein is not the only one to argue that, while the Republicans have gone off the rails, the Democrats have perceptibly shifted to the right.
Syria CIA-mercenaries fight Pentagon-mercenaries
This insanity in this bizarre means the United States is arming both sides of an artificial conflict to sell munitions.
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Speaking Truth to Power
Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How?
Regardless of nominee, do the right thing
Bernie’s tired trickle-down theory where we spend trillions, killing billions, making new enemies and bankrupting the state is untenable. Unending wars are not a platform for peace, justice or a future. And we have already lost parts of our freedom and most of our jobs… The war economy quit working a long time ago.
15 running for Mayor of Portland, Oregon!
The race for Portland mayor is heating up and 15 candidates have filed to run so far.
Bernie is Right-Wing on War
“Bernie is just the same as nearly every other US politician. He’s an imperialist. He thinks it’s America’s job to play Team America: World Police. Using our tax dollars, he has joined with warmongers in both political parties and condoned – directly or indirectly – some of the most gruesome US foreign policy decisions in decades.”
US Cops Kill 1000+ people in 2015
An analysis of the statistics collected so far found the rate of deaths currently stands at 3.1 per day. This rate has remained relatively steady throughout the year, peaking through the month of March to a daily rate of almost four and dipping to an average of 2.6 through June.
