Author Archives: Michael Wehle

If you who read this can say, I am not under fire; I am not under torture; I am not on the run; if I hear a noise at six in the morning, I know it is a neighbour or … Continue reading →

BBC: The UK government and armed forces have been accused of covering up the killing of civilians by British troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. An investigation by BBC Panorama and the Sunday Times has spoken to 11 British detectives who … Continue reading →

Remember those who departed from this place. All of the exhibits here are very static. Remember the dead, those who sat in this theater for an hour, for a day, a week, before being transported to a deportation camp and … Continue reading →

The man’s robust, a dock worker. I like his stance. This is a man saying “No!”.

Deze boom maant ons, die strijd in woord en daad voort te zetten. The monument and the tree are at the junction of two paths separating a park from large single family homes. This early Sunday morning several people come … Continue reading →

Another witness to the shootings was Michael Terry, Orem, Utah, then a member of the C Platoon of Medina’s company and now a sophomore at nearby Brigham Young University. Interviewed at his home, Terry said he, too, came on the … Continue reading →

Guardian: Roger Stone: Trump adviser found guilty on all counts in WikiLeaks hacking case Craig Murray: The Mueller investigation has thus ultimately ended up prosecuting people for telling the same pack of lies that Mueller himself was pushing. The Clinton … Continue reading →

Arthur Sylvester retired on February 1, 1967, after six years on the job as McNamara’s senior press aide. He published an essay in The Saturday Evening Post ten months later in which he brutally mocked the Pentagon press corps: “I don’t know … Continue reading →

A “Facebook Friend” posted a link to this site, apparently in an unironic effort to be helpful. I’ve seen other friends do the same a number of times, with various sites. Here, in between Lifestyle and Videos, is something Free: … Continue reading →

Guardian: The author of the Senate report on CIA torture, dramatised in a new film released on Friday, has said the failure to punish those responsible makes it more likely the US could again resort to illegal and ineffective interrogation techniques. … … Continue reading →