American Atrocity 1968: When US Troops Murdered 500 Vietnamese Civilians In...
Fifty years ago, 3,500 US marines landed in South Vietnam, marking the start of the US ground war in Vietnam. By 1968, the US had half a million troops in Vietnam. The war continued until April 1975....
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Viral Video Shows Exactly Why People Hate Cops
Op-Ed by Carey Wedler for The Anti-Media (ANTIMEDIA) Police apologists eternally scratch their heads at the ungrateful, unpatriotic, malicious morons who categorically disapprove of police. They...
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DEA Chief Calls Heroin a “National Security Threat” While NATO Troops Help...
By John Vibes (The Free Thought Project.com) Washington D.C. — Chuck Rosenberg, the new chief of the Drug Enforcement Administration, who admitted just after his hiring that he is “no expert on drugs,”...
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Study: Corporate Media Refuses to Acknowledge Civilian Victims of US Wars
New research finds, through their silence, mainstream news outlets are ‘legitimating’ U.S. military’s burn pits on civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan. By Sarah Lazare (COMMONDREAMS) Mainstream media...
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‘When You Kill Your First Person, Everything Becomes a Fraud’ – US Army...
(RT) US war veterans are speaking their minds, in a new video series on killing, and it’s not pretty. Jaw-dropping differences emerge between a modern day sniper and soldiers from the Vietnam War. In...
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Global Central Banks Continue Longest Gold-Buying-Spree Since Vietnam War
(ZEROHEDGE) While “greed was good” in the ’80s, it appears “gold is good” in the new normal. As much as the barbarous relic is despised by all the mainstream money-peddlers in public (aside from those...
View ArticleVideo: US War Hero Throws His Military Medals into River in Heartbreaking...
By Carey Wedler (ANTIMEDIA) Amid America’s post-2016 election haze, one Vietnam veteran just protested his country’s increasing societal discord in the only way he felt he could: He threw his military...
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