Posts Tagged ‘ellsberg’

Why Noam Chomsky and Daniel Ellsberg are so adamant about the imperative of defeating Trump

“There is a kind of an official view about democracy — it says that you, the public, are spectators not participants,” activist and scholar Noam Chomsky points out in a new video. “You have a function. The function is to show up every couple of years, push a lever, go home, don’t bother the important […]

Good Ellsberg, Bad Assange

Good Ellsberg, Bad Assange Above photo: Daniel Ellsberg. By Christopher Michel. At Extradition Trial, Pentagon Papers Whistleblower Dismantles False Narrative. Ellsberg also said “Julian Assange could not get a remotely fair trial” in the United States. *To support Kevin Gosztola’s reporting on Julian Assange’s extradition hearing, become a paid subscriber of The Dissenter or go to shadowproof.com/donate. […]

Daniel Ellsberg: U.S. Military Planned First Strike On Every City In Russia and China … and Gave Many Low-Level Field Commanders the Power to Push the Button

[Interviewer] So, you made copies of top-secret reports for plans about nuclear war years before you copied the Pentagon Papers DANIEL ELLSBERG: Thats right. [Interviewer] and released them to the press? DANIEL ELLSBERG: Essentially, my notes, and sometimes verbatim excerpts, not the entire plans themselves, but on plans that were then unknown to the president, […]

Watching The Hawks – Real History of Vietnam with Daniel Ellsberg

Watching The Hawks – Real History of Vietnam with Daniel Ellsberg Watching The Hawksyoutube.com A recent PBS documentary series on the Vietnam War has garnered overwhelmingly positive reviews, but does it tell the full story? Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg begs to differ, and points out the political machinations and back-room calculations that never made […]

Watching The Hawks – Rewriting Vietnam War History with Daniel Ellsberg

Watching The Hawks – Rewriting Vietnam War History with Daniel Ellsberg Watching The Hawksyoutube.com The Vietnam War remains one of the most misunderstood and misconstrued episodes in US history. From the origins of the war to its implications on Southeast Asia and American society alike, there is often more debate over the conflict than there […]

El Chapo versus Longstanding CIA Global Drugs Trafficking

Drug lords come and go, El Chapo’s arrest of little consequence, doing nothing to stem the flow of illicit drugs. Business as usual continues. His operation and others like his pale compared to CIA global drugs trafficking – a topic the media won’t touch. Its involvement began in 1947, its first year of existence. In […]

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