MediaMouse Blackwater USA founder and West Michigan native Erik Prince funds a variety of rightwing and religious causes according to a review of grants awarded by Prince’s Freiheit Foundation. Prince, who’s Blackwater has drawn considerable attention for its work in Iraq, post-Katrina New Orleans, and Colombia, also has strong ties to the economic and religious […]
by Emily ThorntonBUSINESS WEEK Why investors are clamoring to take over America’s highways, bridges, and airports—and why the public should be nervous Steve Hogan was in a bind. The executive director of Colorado’s Northwest Parkway Public Highway Authority had run up $416 million in debt to build the 10-mile toll road between north Denver and […]
Gerald Ford’s role in aiding the cover-up of Watergate and, by extension, the assassination of President Kennedy.
Unpublished tapes, documents shed light on the deep relationship between them Bob WoodwardWASHINGTON POST Washington — Months before Richard Nixon set Michigan congressman Gerald Ford on the path to the White House, Nixon turned to Ford, who called himself the embattled president’s “only real friend,” to get him out of trouble. During one of the […]
This interview with Robert Parry explores symbiosis between the administration of George W. Bush and Al Qaeda, in addition to highlighting the relationship between the GOP, the Bush family and the Unification Church.
FBI Agent John O’Neill and his Lebanese-American colleague Ali Soufan’s unsuccessful efforts at interdicting Al Qaeda.
The Muslim Brotherhood’s free market ideology is at one with that of the trans-national corporations and allied political interests. Those economic principles failed miserably in Iraq, having been instituted in that unfortunate country by Grover Norquist. Osama bin Laden’s actions dovetail significantly with the goals of the GOP, Bush administration and Muslim-Brotherhood allied economic and national elements.
Did the C.I.A. stop an F.B.I. detective from preventing 9/11? by Lawrence Wright On October 12, 2000, in the deep-water port of Aden, Yemen, the U.S.S. Cole, a guided-missile destroyer weighing eighty-three hundred tons, was docked at a fuelling buoy. The Cole, which cost a billion dollars to build, was one of the most “survivable” […]
Opposition to Bush’s surveillance programs comes from veteran intelligence officers, some of whom are upset by the Bush administration’s “cooking” of intelligence on Iraq. Other opposition comes from Grover Norquist, among others.
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