NED’s history should lead to it being renamed the “National Endowment for Attacking Democracy,” as journalist Stephen Kinzer suggests.
If the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) Is Subverting Democracy—Why Aren’t Some of the Left Media Calling It Out?
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As U.S. Threatens War with Russia, Biden Administration Unveils Imperial Strategy for Indo-Pacific That Could Lead to War with China
What Kind of Threat Is China?
Book review of “America and the China Threat: From the End of History to the End of Empire” by Prof. Paolo Urio
The “brutalist philosophy” of the US was made public (曝光) by Robert Daly, a former US diplomat stationed in Beijing, in 2015. Currently, he is the director of the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States. No diplomatic niceties here, Daly frankly states the policy of the US: China must never reach the level of the US.
What Kind of Threat Is China?
[1996] THE JFK ASSASSINATION II: CONSPIRACY PHOBIA ON THE LEFT
‘The country that bombed you is your friend. The one that built your new railway is your enemy’
Laos: From Landlocked to High-Speed Rail-Linked
October 19, 2021 (Brian Berletic – NEO) – For anyone who travelled through the rugged landlocked Southeast Asian country of Laos years ago, they will remember the twisting mountain roads and the many days by bus it would take to traverse the terrain from China’s border with Laos at Boten to the Laotian capital of Vietniane across the Mekong River from Thailand’s city of Nong Khai.
Laos: From Landlocked to High-Speed Rail-Linked
Tales of the American Empire: The Destruction of Laos
Laos is a sparsely populated country of less than three million people that was never a threat to the United States. Yet from 1964 to 1973, the United States military dropped more than two million tons of bombs on Laos during 580,000 bombing missions — equal to a planeload of bombs every 8 minutes, 24 hours a day, for 9 years – making Laos the most heavily bombed country per capita in history. The United States dropped more bombs on Laos than it dropped on Germany and Japan during World War II. These bombings were part of a secret war in Laos to support the Royal Lao Government and to interdict supplies to southern Vietnam along the Ho Chi Minh trail. The bombings destroyed many villages, killed 50,000 civilians, and displaced hundreds of thousands. During this massive destruction, the American government insisted that it was not bombing Laos.
Tales of the American Empire
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Senior US officials kick off ‘unusually frequent’ visits to SE Asian countries
Senior US officials kick off ‘unusually frequent’ visits to SE Asian countries
Trips expose Washington’s anxiety on marshaling regional states against China: analysts
U.S. Schools Support Genocide Denial and What To Do About It
By failing to educate students about the many genocides the U.S. government has supported, they promote a dangerous nationalistic ideology.
U.S. Schools Support Genocide Denial and What To Do About It
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