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Nikola Tesla: The Master of Lightning
Nikola Tesla (10 July 1856 – 7 January 1943) was a Serbian-born American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, physicist, and futurist best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system. See also: … Continue reading
Posted in Nature & Environment, Technology & Science, Videos & Documentaries
Tagged Nikola Tesla, Tesla Tower
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Syrian Boy’s Last Words: ‘I’m Gonna Tell God Everything’
Last sentence a 3-year-old Syrian said before he died: “I’m gonna tell God everything” It’s impossible to verify but the picture tells a story about the pain and suffering that exists in Syria right now. There are many in the … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, Videos & Documentaries, War & Terror
Tagged civil war, Syria
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Netanyahu Government Knew Teens were Dead as It Whipped Up Racist Frenzy
From the moment three Israeli teens were reported missing last month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the country’s military-intelligence apparatus suppressed the flow of information to the general public. Through a toxic blend of propaganda, subterfuge and incitement, they … Continue reading
478 Civilians Killed, 1,392 Injured in Eastern Ukraine
As many as 478 civilians have been killed and 1,392 more injured in the area of the anti-terrorist operation (ATO) in eastern Ukraine, the Ukrainian Health Ministry has reported. “I can say that 1,392 people, including 104 women and 14 … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Society & Humanity, Videos & Documentaries, War & Terror
Tagged civil war, Ukraine
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Exposing Washington’s Support of al-Qaeda and ISIS
A stunning interview conducted by pan Arab al-Maydeen TV with Sheikh Nabeel Naiem, the former founder of the Jihad Organization and an expert in Islamist groups. Full transcript at Syria News
Posted in Religion & Philosophy, Videos & Documentaries, War & Terror
Tagged al-Qaeda, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Nabeel Naiem, Syria, USA
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Kiev to Create ‘Filtration Camps’ for East Ukrainians?
Disillusionment with the actions of Ukraine’s military has reached the country’s parliament. The National Guard says it will search for those who refuse to lay down arms in the retaken cities – and question them. Mark Sleboda, who’s an International … Continue reading
American Boy Brutally Beaten by Israeli Police
A Tampa, Florida boy who was visiting relatives in Jerusalem when he was grabbed by undercover Israeli officers and badly beaten in the face and head received a visit from U.S. officials Saturday, in advance of his court hearing Sunday. … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, Videos & Documentaries, War & Terror
Tagged Israel, Palestine, USA, Zionism
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Why Even the US Government is Afraid of Blackwater’s Mercenaries
Abby Martin discusses a New York Times revelation concerning officials at Blackwater threatening to murder State Department officials, and how this is just the latest example of Blackwater’s criminal, murderous and unaccountable legacy. Leaked Blackwater Iraq Videos Videos posted by … Continue reading
Posted in Imperialism & Colonialism, Videos & Documentaries, War & Terror
Tagged Academi, Blackwater, Erik Prince, Iraq, USA
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Ukraine’s New Defence Minister Promises Crimea Victory
New Ukrainian Defence Minister Valeriy Heletey has promised that the army would retake Crimea, restoring the country’s territorial integrity. Addressing parliament in Kiev, he said: “There will be a victory parade… in Ukraine’s Sevastopol.” Lt Gen Heletey, 46, was approved … Continue reading
Posted in Videos & Documentaries, War & Terror
Tagged Crimea, Russia, Ukraine, Valeriy Heletey
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The Silent Conversation
London-based director William Williamson’s The Silent Conversation speaks volumes about the state of the individual in a country often characterised by its long history of violence and turmoil. It is interesting, then, that this short documentary’s focus lies not in … Continue reading