Cheney tortures history

The tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 are days away and Dick Cheney has released a new book chronicling his experience during his time as vice president. In the book the former vice president gives his recollection of what happened on that dreadful day, and his account contradicts what former President Bush recalls. Cheney has been called a war criminal by many, but still to this day he defends the decisions that were made regarding torture and other controversial issues. Ray McGovern, former CIA analyst, gives us more info on the former vice-president. One can hope that one day Bush, Cheney and the rest will be put in their proper place in history with the rest of their friends along side Hilter and the rest.

Taliban imposter fools NATO

Taliban imposter fools NATO

A man reportedly involved in talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban said he was one of the Taliban's most senior commanders. In reality, he was a lowly shopkeeper from the Pakistan city of Quetta. He allegedly flew to Kabul on a British military aircraft for at least two meetings, with at least one of the meetings with Afghan President Hamid Karzai

WikiLeaks: "Shooting the messenger, Julian Assange"

WikiLeaks: "Shooting the messenger, Julian Assange"

WikiLeaks released over 400,000 classified US war documents, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says the Iraq war documents are the most accurate description in the wars history. Why is mainstream media focusing on the man rather than the documents themselves? Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern says that the media is trying to deflect discussion from the horrid details inside the WikiLeaks reports and focus on "killing" the messenger.