War would deliver “not security but a torrent of bloodshed,” said a letter signed by dozens of political leaders.
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European Leaders Condemn Trump’s Military Escalation Against Venezuela Read Post »
The voyage went relatively well until the interception. We sailed with the 1000 Madleens to the Gaza flotilla so we spent some time catching up to them, waiting for them and then sailing with them. I met a couple of their people while we were in prison…
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Israeli Occupation Forces Attacked our Ship “Conscience” Read Post »
The voyage went relatively well until the interception. We sailed with the 1000 Madleens to the Gaza flotilla so we spent some time catching up to them, waiting for them and then sailing with them. I met a couple of their people while we were in prison…
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Israeli Occupation Forces Attacked our Ship “Conscience” Read Post »
Charlotte Dennett is an investigative journalist and lawyer whose father, Daniel Dennett, was considered to be America’s first master spy in the Middle East. As head of counter-intelligence for the Central Intelligence group—the immediate forerunner of…
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[This article is one of two published by CovertAction Magazine on George Orwell that offer two divergent interpretations about Orwell’s career and legacy. Here is the first, a movie review of Orwell: 2+2=5 that just debuted.—Editors] Rather than being …
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CIA Adapted George Orwell’s Animal Farm for Political Purposes in Cold War Read Post »
[This article is one of two published by CovertAction Magazine on George Orwell that offer two divergent interpretations about Orwell’s career and legacy.—Editors] Orwellian Days During his first presidency, Trump told 30,573 lies, yet he calls his pri…
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If the Jackboot Fits: Big Brother is Still Watching You Read Post »
In a markedly revealing September 22nd interview with The National, U.S. special envoy to Syria Tom Barrack made a number of stunning admissions about the state of play in Lebanon. Despite Western governments demanding for months that Beirut disarm Hez…
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Leaked: How British Intel Infiltrates Lebanon Read Post »
On October 9, Israel and Hamas announced the adoption of a cease-fire agreement involving the release of all hostages held by Hamas. Israel, in exchange, agreed to allow for the entry of humanitarian aid, to release Palestinian prisoners, and to withdr…
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Gaza Cease-fire Agreement Furthers Ongoing Age of Imperialism Read Post »
The criminal case of ex-France President Nicolas Sarkozy touches the historical tensions between Muammar Gaddafi’s Libya and Western powers, particularly France. In a recent development, a Paris court sentenced Sarkozy to five years in prison for…
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Gaddafi’s Ghost Haunts French Ex-President Sarkozy Read Post »
Foreign politics and censorship in Denmark, where I have lived off and on for 35 years, is actually worse than in the United States today. Not one of the 16 political parties with members in the 179-seat Danish Parliament (follketing) supports Russia’s…
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Denmark/Scandinavia on Permanent War Footing: Russians on the Doorstep Read Post »
Far beyond any notion of solidarity between brotherly nations divided by an ocean, the reception of Brazilian exiles in Portugal during the 1970s was marked not by warmth, but by strict surveillance, diplomatic intrigue, and covert maneuvers. From the …
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By the Hand of a Spy, Lisbon Forgot the Revolution Read Post »
[These remarks were delivered at the September 16, 2025, CovertAction Magazine webinar on Neo-Colonialism in Africa.—Editors] I’m honored to be invited to join P.D. Lawton, Jeremy Kuzmarov, Milton Allimadi, Jean-Marie Higiro, and Lawrence Freeman here….
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