The CIA Attempts to kill Castro

An  interesting documentary about   the U.S   attempts   to  kill  Fidel   Castro  over  the  last  five decades. Some  of   the  ridiculous CIA  attempts  makes   one  really  laugh ! The  full   documentary   can   be  watched  via   the  link  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RtFFkd73xo&list=SL&oref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fshow%2F638waystokillcastro&has_verified=1
 The  interesting  irony   was   that,   the   assassination   of   Castro    was   a   big  priority   for   president  J. F . Kennedy   who   himself   was  later   assassinated   by   a   sniper   assassin !

British atrocities during the Mau Mau uprising revealed

The  current  British   government  was  forced   to   release   classified   documents   containing  shocking  details  of   British   colonial  atrocities   committed   in   Kenya   during   the  Mau  Mau  uprising ( between  1950  and  1960 ). The  documents  show  how  much  British  colonial officers  have  been  involved in employing the most cruel torture techniques against the Kenyans,  including beating up and roasting the revolutionaries alive as well as severe sexual assaults and castration which they used as the most common and routine torture techniques!

 Sadly, the  current  British  government  is  helping  the  American  empire  commit  atrocities  across  North  Africa, Middle  East  and  Central  Asia !

Thousands protest U.S. military Occupation in Iraq

Thousands of Iraqis took the streets demanding the end of U.S military occupation. This comes after the U.S Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, suggested the possibility of U.S troops to remain in Iraq for years to come !

'Arab Flu' - West Next? - Cross Talk

A   very  interesting   debate  about   the   current   events   in  the  Middle   East. As  expected,   the   puppet   Arab   regimes   and   their  neoconservatives   masters  are  playing   the   Islamist   card   to  discredite   the  unfolding  popular   uprising   in   the  Arab   world !

NATO in Libya, two weeks on

After   almost  two  weeks  of  air  strikes  against Colonel Qadaffi  military  forces  and  assets,  there  is   no  sign  of  the   end game. Despite   the  NATO  air   cover   under   the   fake    pretext   of    "protecting civilians",  and  despite   the  CIA/MI6  joint   covert   operations,  the   Rebels  have   been  unable   to   make   any   significant   advance   against Colonel  Qaddafi`s  forces. In   fact,   to   evade  NATO, Qaddafi   forces   have   adopted   an   obvious  tactic  in  the  front lines,  which   is   to   get   rid    of   their   regular   army   uniforms    and    deploy   similar  vehicles   used   by   the  Rebels.Which   makes   it   very   difficult  for  NATO   to  distinguish   who  is  who  from  the  air ! Just   this   morning   there   are    reports   of   a  NATO   air  strike   against  a  Rebel  convoy.
 Now   given   that   there   is   no  sign   of   Qaddafi   leaving   anytime  soon,   questions   are  now  being    asked   about   what  next. To   a  certain  degree,  the  Western  coalition  has  definitely  underestimated  Qaddafi`s   ability   to  stay   in  power.One   of   the   reasons   for   this,  is  in  my  view, the  Western   reliance  on   dissident  Libyans   living  abroad !   Few   weeks   ago,   a  lot    of  dissidents  here  in  the  UK,  claimed   that   Qadaffi`s   regime   would  fall  within  days  because    of   mass  defections.Clearly, this  has  not  happened   so  far,  despite   the  recent   defections  ( or  kidnapping ? )   of   people   like  Moussa  Koussa, there   is   no  sign   that  regime   will  collapse  anytime  soon. Indeed,  having  realized  this, the  Western  coalition   is   now   considering   arming   and   training   the  Rebels, which    at   first  glance  seems   to   go  against   the  current    U.N   resolution. However, it  seems   there  is  a  way  around,   as   the  British  prime   argued,  the  resolution   allows   " all  necessary  measures   to  protect  civilians", even  though  one  may  argue  whether    the  Rebels   are   really  ordinary  civilians  or  whether  the  measures   also   apply    to   pro - Qaddafi   civilians !