THOUGHT FOR THE DAY!

"Imperialism today is taking place in the context of...the 'universalization' of capitalism. It is not now primarily a matter of territorial conquest or direct military or colonial control. It is not now a matter of capitalist powers invading non-capitalist powers in order to bleed them dry directly and by brute force. Now it is more a matter of ensuring that the forces of the capitalist market prevail in every corner of the world (even if this means marginalizing and impoverishing parts of it), and of manipulating those market forces to the advantage of the most powerful capitalist economies and the United States in particular." ... "Military force is still central to the imperialist project, in some ways more than ever."-- Political scientist Ellen Meiksins-Wood, Z magazine Nov 1999, p26

 

HAPPY 'KICK OUT THE GOVERNMENT' DAY!!!

 

Video: We Used To Read About Them In Textbooks

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Warning: extremely graphic and disturbing still images and video.

But please watch this. You paid for this, so you better see what your tax dollars have purchased.

This is happening not only the families of Iraqis, courtesy of the use of depleted uranium, but also to our vets and their kids.

And what do you hear about it in the corporate media?

Absolutely nothing, zero, zip, nada, nothing.

And the worst for our vets and their families? Just as it happened with the use of Agent Orange in Viet Nam, the VA is denying that there is any correlation between exposure to depleted uranium, the cancers our vets are experiencing, and the birth defects in their children.

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1

Be all you can be in the army

chillyphantom

Be all you can be in the army.

I bet they don't show images like that in the recruitment videos.

09/29/2008 - 22:46
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Dead Link

beijingyank

This is either a dead link, or the site is being censored in China.

09/29/2008 - 16:44

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