Obama’s 9/11 veto disregards thousands of victims for sake of geopolitical interests – survivor
Obama’s 9/11 veto disregards thousands of victims for sake of geopolitical interests – survivor
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Obama’s 9/11 veto disregards thousands of victims for sake of geopolitical interests – survivor
Obama’s 9/11 veto disregards thousands of victims for sake of geopolitical interests – survivor
Ex-LAPD Cop: Charlotte Police ‘Escalated the Situation’ and Are Pushing a ‘False Narrative’ About Keith Scott
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The Fukushima Disaster and the Future of Nuclear Power in Japan
Massive fire engulfs oil tanker in Gulf of Mexico
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Jordanian writer killed outside court before trial over ‘Islam-insulting’ cartoon
13 dead in various incidents after panic caused by shooting in DR Congo
Saudis sees legitimacy tied to US support: Iran FM
Turkey willing to join battle for Syria’s Raqqah, says Erdogan
What, precisely, is the US military for, and what, precisely, can it do? In practical terms, how powerful is it? On paper, it is formidable, huge, with carrier battle groups, advanced technology, remarkable submarines, satellites, and so on. What does this translate to? Military power does not exist independently, but only in relation to specific circumstances. Comparing technical specifications of the T-14 to those of the M1A2, or Su-34 to F-15, or numbers of this to numbers of that, is an interesting intellectual exercise. It means little without reference to specific circumstances. For example, America is vastly superior militarily to … Continue reading →
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