To: Terry Maloney who wrote (4062 ) 10/29/2021 4:17:16 PM From: Broken_Clock Read Replies (1) | Respond to Still ignoring the root of the problem are you?scheerpost.com He exposed that Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the CIA orchestrated the June 2009 military coup in Honduras that overthrew the democratically-elected president Manuel Zelaya, replacing it with a murderous and corrupt military regime . He exposed that George W. Bush, Barack Obama and General David Petraeus prosecuted a war in Iraq that under post-Nuremberg laws is defined as a criminal war of aggression, a war crime, which authorized hundreds of targeted assassinations, including those of US citizens in Yemen. He exposed that the United States secretly launched missile, bomb, and drone attacks on Yemen, killing scores of civilians. He exposed that Goldman Sachs paid Hillary Clinton $657,000 to give talks, a sum so large it can only be considered a bribe, and that she privately assured corporate leaders she would do their bidding while promising the public financial regulation and reform. He exposed the internal campaign to discredit and destroy British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn by members of his own party. He exposed how the hacking tools used by the CIA and the National Security Agency permits the wholesale government surveillance of our televisions, computers, smartphones and anti-virus software, allowing the government to record and store our conversations, images and private text messages, even from encrypted apps. jacobinmag.com cla.umn.edu "Reports of Central American migrants fleeing gang violence, extreme poverty, and domestic violence can be found in newsheadlines almost daily as of late. Media reports, politicians, and activists paint pictures of a region in disarray with people seeking safety in the United States by attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border. Many of the news reports and brief soundbites, however, do not analyze the historical context, geopolitical factors, and complex nuances that surrounds these issues. A recent event hosted by the Human Rights Program and Witness for Peace-Midwest aimed to join this conversation while adding nuance and context to our understanding of the migrant caravans."
