President Trump pardoned four employees of the Blackwater mercenary corporation who were convicted of war crimes—three of voluntary manslaughter and one of first-degree murder. All had participated...
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Nixon’s Leniency After My Lai Hurt Veterans. Trump’s May, Too.
Revisiting My Lai pardons in the wake of Trump’s clemency for four Blackwater mercenaries convicted of war crimes.
Apologies due during anniversary of Vietnam War
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The Order to “Support the Troops” is Killing Veterans Troop Worship by Abby Martin
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The Victory of ‘Perception Management’
This article originally appeared at www.consortiumnews.com written by Robert Parry. (Photo credit: Reagan presidential...
Why the Torture Report Won’t Change Anything
This article originally appeared at thenation.com by Tom Weiner (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci) The report on the brutalities...
Objective history of Vietnam War should be part of commemoration
This article was originally published at newstimes.com written by Robert M. Garavel. Objective history of Vietnam War...
Pentagon Web Page by Jon Oplinger
This letter was originally written to Doug Rawlings, founding member of Veterans For Peace, from Jon Oplinger. ...
The Truth About the Wars
This article was originally published at nytimes.com written by Daniel P. Bolger. AS a senior commander in Iraq and...
Black Tuesday—–The War Party Won
This article was originally published at davidstockmanscontracorner.com written by David Stockman. The robots and day...
Middle Man – Was Chuck Hagel the wrong man for the job—or on the wrong team?
This article originally appeared at politico.com written by Mark Perry Late on the afternoon of July 28, 1965, Gen....