FauxKNEWS defenders of security state resign to support theory about Jan 6th 'false flag'.
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Common Dreams
Opinion Piece - by ANDREW BACEVICH
When It Comes to War, Americans Remain Willfully and Incorrigibly Ignorant
Thursday, May 27, 2021
As Daniel Ellsberg recounts
At 90 years old, Daniel Ellsberg is still shaking things up
As Daniel Ellsberg recounts on this week’s podcast, in 1961, he was a young researcher helping the Kennedy administration plan America’s nuclear war strategy. At the time, it seemed like the United States or the Soviet Union were on the brink of launching nuclear weapons whenever tensions flared. Ellsberg wondered whether government officials had ever thought about how many lives would be lost if the U.S. actually carried out its “first strike” nuclear plan. Turns out, they had: A neatly typed report said the first nuclear strike would kill 600 million people. “I remember my reaction very, very well,” Ellsberg says. “This is the most evil plan that has existed in the history of the human species. This is an evil piece of paper. It shouldn’t exist.”
Ellsberg decided he had to keep the United States from ever launching a nuclear war. As the U.S. escalated the war in Vietnam, he made the decision to become a whistleblower. At night, he photocopied 7,000 pages of government reports that showed the grim reality of the war in Vietnam and exposed secret U.S. bombing campaigns. While Ellsberg faced charges under the Espionage Act, his revelations helped turn the tide of American opinion against the war.
This week, at age 90, Ellsberg is still making headlines for holding the government accountable. A once-classified document he disclosed in recent years revealed that in 1958, the United States drew up plans to drop nuclear bombs on China. While he copied the report at the same time as the Pentagon Papers, Ellsberg decided to highlight it amid new tensions between the United States and China over Taiwan. As he told The New York Times: “As the possibility of another nuclear crisis over Taiwan is being bandied about this very year, it seems very timely to me to encourage the public, Congress and the executive branch to pay attention to what I make available to them.”
Listen to the episode: The Pentagon Papers: Secrets, leaks and lies
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
The Line: a podcast about Eddie Gallagher
< Stunning New Podcast Investigates 'The Line' Separating Combat From War Crimes (hint: no line)
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https://www.npr.org/transcripts/1000510149
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Replay: TYT LIVE: Trump CONCEDES but STILL Might Get Kicked Out
Republican U.S. Congressman, Matt Gates of Florida, makes false claims on the record indicating ANTIFA was responsible for the attack on the U.S. Capital.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/01/07/antifa-capitol-gaetz-trump-riot/
Sunday, January 3, 2021
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