Author Archives: Tony Heller

In 1989, the US sent weaponry to an al Qaeda rebel named Osama bin Laden U.S. Is Reported to Send Arms To Revive Afghan Rebels’ Drive By ROBERT PEAR, Special to The New York Times Published: July 17, 1989 American … Continue reading →

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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The top United Nations human rights official warned opposition fighters in Syria on Monday that they would not be immune from prosecution for atrocities, as videos from the Syrian city of Aleppo appeared to show a mass execution by rebel fighters … Continue reading →

During the Iraq War, over a quarter-million Iraqi Christians fled Iraq. Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator but his government was secular and therefore relatively safe for Christians. Christians, however, feared the Shiite government that we helped put in place … Continue reading →

Ellsberg, who rose to fame in 1971 when he turned over the infamous Pentagon Papers to The New York Times, pulled no punches. He said that Edward Snowden’s recent leak — which revealed that the National Security Agency has been collecting Americans’ data … Continue reading →

Climate change is the only problem in history which has a time limit. If we are too late it’s irreversible, it’s a race. It’s my generation’s responsibility to fight climate change. It’s a threat that can lead to the collapse of … Continue reading →

The MSM is reporting that the fire today is the worst in Colorado history. This is patently absurd, it isn’t even in the same league as some of the fires from the 1890s.. The 1890 fire is responsible for the … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton urges more forceful U.S. response on Syria – report | Reuters Saddam used chemical weapons against the Kurds, and Bill Clinton “forcefully responded” by killing half a million Iraqi children, according to his Secretary of State. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0WDCYcUJ4o]

All of these homes burned up today. They were doomed from the day they were built. Pine forests burn every dozen years or so – it is an essential part of the forest cycle.