Victims of Migrant Boat Tragedy Are Casualties of the US "War on Terror"
It’s hard to disentangle the U.S.’s military interventions from the reasons so many of the migrants made their journeys.
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It’s hard to disentangle the U.S.’s military interventions from the reasons so many of the migrants made their journeys.
Article: Tomgram: Andrea Mazzarino, Whose War Was That Anyway? - Seeking news coverage about the Adriana, the boat crowded with some 700 people migrating to Europe to seek a better life that sank in mid-June off the coast of Greece, I googled 'migrant ship' and got 483,000 search results in one second. Most of the people aboard the Adriana had drowned in the Mediterranean, among them about 100 children[...]
The Culture vs War project has released the second documentary in its series about cultural figures who are defending Ukraine. This episode focuses on the outstanding cinematographer Serhii Mykhalchuk.
By joining NATO, Sweden and Finland, have abandoned all that served them well for so long
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