The Ukraine Kill List and Weaponizing Anti-Semitism with David Miller
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NYT, WSJ Look to Hawks for Ukraine Expertise
A crucial function of a free press is to present perspectives that critically examine government actions. In major articles from the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal discussing the escalation of the war in Ukraine, however, such perspectives have been hard to come by—even as the stakes have reached as high as nuclear war.
NYT, WSJ Look to Hawks for Ukraine Expertise
Biden’s ex-disinfo czar registers as foreign agent
The former disinformation czar for President Joe Biden’s administration has apparently landed on her feet after resigning amid controversy earlier this year. She has registered as a foreign agent representing a UK activist group that advocates for censorship of speech it finds objectionable.
Biden’s ex-disinfo czar registers as foreign agent
H/T: Unorthodox Truth
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US Nuclear Forces Chief Says ‘the Big One Is Coming’
The head of US Strategic Command called the war in Ukraine a ‘warmup’ for what is to come
US Nuclear Forces Chief Says ‘the Big One Is Coming’
White House seeks more Ukraine weapons support in Senate NDAA
The Biden administration on Tuesday laid out its vision for the Senate version of the annual Pentagon policy bill on a range of issues, including a new nuclear missile, visas for Afghans and a lack of funds for military construction projects.
White House seeks more Ukraine weapons support in Senate NDAA
Welcome to World War Three: Enjoy It While You Can
Declan Hayes
Thanks to the greed, crassness and stupidity of NATO’s satrapies we are where we deserve to be, on the eve of destruction.
Welcome to World War Three: Enjoy It While You Can
This Supreme Court ruling helps the military avoid accountability for harming troops. That could soon change
For decades, the Feres Doctrine has shielded the military from lawsuits over training mishaps, medical malpractice, and sexual assault.
This Supreme Court ruling helps the military avoid accountability for harming troops. That could soon change
White House Increasing Surveillance of Russian Exclave as Nuclear Tensions Heighten
The United States has carried out multiple surveillance flights this week around Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave located on the Baltic Sea coast. The American spy planes are likely assessing Moscow’s nuclear weapons activity as the two sides step up threats and warnings over the ongoing war in Ukraine.
White House Increasing Surveillance of Russian Exclave as Nuclear Tensions Heighten
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U.S. steps up intel, surveillance after Putin’s nuke threats
“We haven’t seen any evidence at this time that Russia will use nuclear weapons,” said Lt. Cmdr. Joshua Kelsey. “We take these threats very seriously, but we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture at this time.”
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Intelligence agencies, the official said, are confident that Russia would not risk an all-out nuclear war by launching a massive attack on Ukraine or NATO countries.
Cambridge Analytica Reborn? Private Spy Agency Weaponizes Facebook Again
by Kit Klarenberg
For all the public outcry, official probes and hearings, financial penalties, apologies and proposed regulations, Facebook remains the world’s foremost surveillance tool – weaponized in all manner of malevolent ways by any number of hostile elements.
Cambridge Analytica Reborn? Private Spy Agency Weaponizes Facebook Again
India’s dilemma over West vs. Russia
The information war over alleged killings in the town of Bucha near Kyiv underscores the high stakes in smearing the Russian operation in Ukraine. Pentagon has distanced itself saying it has no independent information.
India’s dilemma over West vs. Russia
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