The members of the Electoral College will be given a classified intelligence briefing on the alleged Russian hacking before the College votes on December 19
Reviving the art of threat inflation
Interview on the U.S. Role in the War in Yemen
Keeping the Money Flowing
Interview on the decision to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Jeremy Kuzmarov reviews Kill Chain: The Rise of the High-Tech Assassins by Andrew Cockburn: “Andrew Cockburn, the Washington editor of Harperās magazine, provides a chilling history of American high-tech-warfare and assassination missions and their pitfalls exemplified in this incident dating to the Vietnam War.”
Assassination as Policy in Washington and How It Failed, 1990-2015
The Civilian Carnage From Operation Noble Justice
Just a few months earlier, the outlook for the defense complex had looked
dark indeed
Bob Ivryās guide for tracking down the live villains and unburied bodies of the 2008 crash
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