Middle East/Africa

Britisk parlamentsrapport 2016 avslører medieløgn Libya 2011

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  Lars Jørgensen: Libya krigen 2011 ødela Norges rykte som fredsnasjon. At vi så raskt, med Arbeiderpartiet i spissen, var villige til å bidra militært inn i en konflikt vi visste lite om, og dermed bli medansvarlige i borgerkrigen som herjer til dags dato, ble for mye for folk flest. Mange etterlyser et oppgjør med de norske politikerne som den …

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Afghanistan opium soaring 90 % of world production since US invasion

Afghanistan opium trade, Herland Report

  Herland Report: Afghan opium production is 40 times higher since the US-NATO invasion. About 90 percent of the world’s illegal opium is now estimated to come from Afghanistan, writes Mintpress. the U.S.-led NATO invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, the production of opium in the country has increased by 40 times according to Russia’s Federal Drug Control Service, fueling organized …

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African Continental Free Trade Agreement: Historic new attempt for Free Trade

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  Herland Report: Four hundred years after the first Africans were brought to the United States and 135 years after the Berlin Conference divided Africa into 55 separate countries, heads of state from the continent are on the verge of a historic free trade agreement. The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) is an  agreement between African Union (AU) member states with a stated …

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The Afghanistan war: The nightmare that shames America

Afghanistan marks Total Failure: Getty

  Herland Report: The Afghanistan war: The nightmare that shames America internationally: After 17 bloody years, the longest war in US history continues without relent or purpose in Afghanistan. There, a valiant, fiercely-independent people, the Pashtun (Pathan) mountain tribes, have battled the full  might of the US Empire to a stalemate that has so far cost American taxpayers $4 trillion, …

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Interreligious talks: The lesson of St. Francis of Assisi, Raymond Ibrahim

Interreligious talks: The lesson of St. Francis of Assisi, Raymond Ibrahim

  Herland Report: Vatican News recently announced Pope Francis’ upcoming “Apostolic Journey to Morocco, whose theme is hope.”  Before spending March 30-31 in Morocco, Francis is also scheduled to visit the United Arab Emirates.  “Pope Francis will meet the leader of Moroccan Muslims,” Vatican Newscontinues, “800 years after the meeting between St. Francis of Assisi and Sultan al-Malik al-Kāmil of Egypt.” Francis has been …

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Ex-ambassadør til Saudi Arabia, Carl Schiøtz Wibye med sterk Saudi kritikk

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  Herland Report: Hanne Nabintu Herland samtaler med tidligere ambassadør, Carl Schiøtz Wibye om Saudi Arabia, islam, wahhabisme og radikalisme. Wibye viser en bemerkelsesverdig høy kunnskap om det som skjer bak det “muslimske sløret” i Midtøsten, i sin bok Terrorens Rike som ble utgitt etter at han gikk av med pensjon fra stillingen. Vi hadde gleden av å ha Wibye …

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US Withdrawal from Syria? Peter Ford

US Withdrawal from Syria? Peter Ford Herland Report

  Herland Report: At the start of the year the horizon seems to be dominated by the issue of the possible withdrawal of US troops. In reality however the more important action is elsewhere. Every day that passes seems to bring fresh evidence that Trump’s decision is being walked back. But appearances can be misleading, writes former UK ambassador to …

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Political team of Dr. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi: New war in Tripoli

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  Herland Report: The UN brokered cease fire deal four months ago that halted the battles in Tripoli is breaking down, as clashes erupt in Tripoli, according to reports leaving dozens dead and wounded. The military build up is a worrying sign of the deterioration of the Libyan peace process, the elections again postponed. This is the reaction of the …

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Do White People Have A Future? ANC South Africa racism

ANC South Africa racism Herland Report

  Paul Craig Roberts: Identity Politics is now the defining characteristic of the liberal/progressive/left and the political ideology of the Democratic Party. It is an ideology of hatred preached against people whose skin is white. Identity Politics is completely inconsistent with a multicultural society, writes political economist, Dr. Paul C. Roberts. The West used economic pressure to force South Africa …

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