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Blood and Soil in Narendra Modi’s India By Dexter Filkins
On August 11th, two weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent soldiers in to pacify the Indian state of Kashmir, a reporter appeared on the news channel Republic TV, riding a motor scooter through the city of Srinagar. She was … Continue reading
Posted in Disclosure, Ideaology, India, Islamophobia, Kashmir, South Asia
Tagged corruption, Fascism, gujrat, kashmir, modi, rss, shah, war
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Why the Anti-Corruption Drive in Saudi Arabia is Doomed to Fail by PATRICK COCKBURN
About eight or nine years ago, I had an Afghan friend who previously worked for a large US aid agency funding projects in the Afghan provinces. He had been hired to monitor their progress once work had got underway, but … Continue reading
Israel Lobby is Slowly Being Dragged Into the Light by JONATHAN COOK
The scandal surrounding Priti Patel, who was forced to resign as Britain’s international aid minister last week after secret meetings with Israeli officials during a “family holiday”, offers a small, opaque window on the UK’s powerful Israel lobby. Patel’s off-the-books … Continue reading
Caught Red-Handed by MIKE WHITNEY
Secret Tape Reveals US-backed Plot to Topple Ukraine’s Democratically-Elected President “In the latest debacle for the US State Department and the Obama Administration, US Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland was caught on tape micro-managing Ukraine opposition party strategies with … Continue reading
Pakistan’s System is at the heart of its Political Corruption By Atif Salahuddin
Despite fierce anti-American sentiment throughout the country, especially after the US Salala attack in November 2011 which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, Pakistan’s civil and military rulers have once again decided to ignore public opinion and move ahead to safeguard US … Continue reading