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Showing posts with label conservatives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conservatives. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

New Congress, old results

New Congress, old results

In January the new Congress will come into power and with it new set of foreign policy but who will be influential and what effects could we see? Just Foreign Policy Director Robert Naiman believes Ileana Ros-Lehtinen can have a huge influence and what you will see are wild charges against Venezuela, China, Iran and Russian governments which the Obama Administration will have to respond.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Sarah Palin: TV star or President?

Sarah Palin: TV star or President?


As speculation over a potential presidential run by Sarah Palin grows more intense, the former vice presidential nominee of the Republican Party has released a new book, America by Heart. As speculation continues to mount over her decision for 2012, would it be smart for the GOP to nominate her? Yesbuthowever.com publisher John Romano believes the Republicans need a candidate like Sarah Palin because of how modern she is and capitalize on her star power


Thursday, November 25, 2010

Sarah Palin's White House?

Sarah Palin's White House?



In her new book, Sarah Palin offers an unapologetic vision of conservative politics that strongly suggests a forthcoming presidential run. Could reality television be a legitimate steppingstone to White House? What does that say about the US? Radio host Tony Katz and Talking Points Associate Editor Megan Carpentier engage in a discussion where both agree "Momma Grizzly" will run for President in 2012 and if you read between the lines of her new book it is obvious.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Viktor Bout already convicted by US media

Viktor Bout already convicted by US media


Thailand extradited accused Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout to the US to face terrorism charges, siding with Washington in a tug of war with Moscow over whether to send him to stand trial or let him go home. The media has portrayed him as a villain but is he the monster they are making him out to be? Military defense attorney Eric Montalvo says due to the mainstream media coverage already convicting him, it is hard to believe Viktor Bout will receive a fair trial.



Prosecutors announce charges against Bout -- Raw Footage

Prosecutors announce charges against Bout -- Raw Footage


Check out this raw footage of prosecutors publicly announcing the charges against alleged arms dealer Viktor Bout


Viktor Bout faces US court

Viktor Bout faces US court


Viktor Bout faces an American Court today, meanwhile New York prosecutors are preparing to announce what is next for the alleged arms dealer. Russia claims that Bout's extradition was the result of political pressure on the Thai government and an example of injustice


Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Neocons behind Viktor Bout extradition

Neocons behind Viktor Bout extradition


Viktor Bout has been extradited to the United States from Thailand and Russia is not happy about it. Moscow called the move illegal and said the Thai court's decision was politically motivated. Why does the United States want Bout so badly? RT Contributor Wayne Madsen explains the "Neo Cons in Washington are chomping at the bit to kill the US-Russian relations reset".


Monday, October 4, 2010

American freedom at risk

American freedom at risk


Recent FBI raids against homes of antiwar activists in several states and stories about Feds trying to make internet spying easier should raise the question, where are our civil liberties? Feds raided activists in Minneapolis, Chicago, Michigan North Carolina looking for evidence relating to activities concerning the material support of terrorism. Sarah Flounders says that these people are not terrorists, they are peaceful activists.





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Thursday, September 30, 2010

Alex Jones: "Stay in your house"

Alex Jones: "Stay in your house"


Recent FBI raids against homes of antiwar activists in several states and stories about Feds trying to make internet spying easier should raise the question, where are our civil liberties? Feds raided activists in Minneapolis, Chicago, Michigan North Carolina looking for evidence relating to activities concerning the material support of terrorism. Alex Jones says that every citizen in America is at risk to be monitored by Homeland Security for being an antiwar activist or material support of terrorism.


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