Military Spending
Jan 27, 2012Nuclear Weapons
Jan 25, 2012Doing right by nuclear testing's "downwinders" - Salt Lake Tribune ...
Read MoreWar on Terror / Civil Liberties
Jan 25, 2012Poll on Public Priorities: Deficit Rising, Terrorism Slipping - Pew Research Center ...
Read MoreAfghanistan / Pakistan
Jan 5, 2012Noam Chomsky: The U.S.-Afghanistan Strategic Partnership Agreement is ‘part of a global program of world militarization' - Waging Non-Violence ...
Read MoreIraq News
Jan 4, 2012Iraq War was the US' greatest foreign policy disaster - Kansas City Star ...
Read MoreMilitary Recruitment / Military Service
Dec 18, 2011Occupy Movement
Oct 28, 2011Occupy Oakland and the Militarization of America's Police - Esquire Politics Blog ...
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