Monthly Archives: November 2018

NATO – an extension of US military power and, in turn, US economic power

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an article by Rae Street, published in the winter edition of ‘Transform journal‘, the journal of Left Unity NATO – the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation It is worth remembering when discussing NATO in 2018 that it was formed before the Warsaw Pact during the Cold War and was from the start dominated by the US government and its foreign policies. Since the time when it was formed in 1949 NATO has been an extension of US military power and, in … Continue reading →

Dublin Conference Live Streaming Begins on November 16th!

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Dear Friends,

Live Streaming for the Dublin Conference has been set up.
The YouTube link for it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF4TXgsRYb8

Here are additional links to the Live Streaming for the Conference:
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Please publicize widely and place on your web sites and share on you Facebook Pages.

Global Campaign Against US/NATO Military Bases

Call of the campaign Stop Air Base Ramstein to the protest actions 2019 against war and drone death

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Protest with us against the drone war, which starts daily from German soil, and the procurement of killer drones by the Federal Government of Germany. against the US Air Base Ramstein. With its diverse command structures, the Air Base is the operational, command and control authority for worldwide war operations for the USA/NATO and a logistics center for wars. It is the headquarters of the US Air Forces for air force operations in Europe and Africa. From Ramstein, war is … Continue reading →

2018/11/11 USA
Armistice Day

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Armistice Day 100 — November 11, 2018 November 11, 2018, is Armistice Day 100 (or 101), a century since World War I was ended at a scheduled moment (11 o’clock on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918). For decades in the United States, as elsewhere, Armistice Day was a holiday of peace, of sad remembrance and joyful ending of war, of a commitment to preventing war in the future. The holiday’s name was changed in the United … Continue reading →