1. Drug-War Assassinations
(Newsletter)

Dear [NAME] Drug-War Assassinations Investigating Reports By MWC News    Wednesday, 28 October 2009 The U.S. government has now extended its assassination program to the drug war. Accor

2. The Real Recovery Plan
(Newsletter)

...th myself when I find I am overwhelmed with feelings on specific topics. CONTINUE... Hillary Clinton’s Drug-War Insanities Op_ed By MWC NEWS    Thursday, 26 March 2009 Hillary Clint...

3. Obama and his \'know-little\' teams
(Newsletter)

...ives are at stake, or the morality of our venerable form of capitalism. CONTINUE... Hillary Clinton’s Drug-War Insanities Op_ed By MWC NEWS    Thursday, 26 March 2009 Hillary Clint...

4. The Only Constant Is Change
(Newsletter)

...morale of American troops as they slog away in a conflict with seemingly no end in sight. CONTINUE... Drug-War Idiocy in Federal Court Political Views By MWC NEWS    Thursday, 19 Ma...

5. Promoting Understanding Between Iranians and Ameri
(Newsletter)

...sly passed a resolution calling on the federal government to consider legalizing drugs as a solution to the drug-war violence in Mexico. Although the mayor vetoed the resolution and El Paso’s congress...

6. Yes We Can If We Will It
(Newsletter)

...r-Ups Op_ed By MWC NEWS    Friday, 21 November 2008 In June 2001 I wrote an article entitled “Drug-War Killings in Peru,” which condemned the CIA’s participation in the drug-war killings...

7. Bush puts big Double-I brand on Olympics
(Newsletter)

...ghts, Maryland, Cheye Calvo, returned home from walking his two Labrador retrievers, Prince George’s County drug-war SWAT team bashed his door down and, with guns a’blazing shot both dogs and handcuff...

8. The Not so Almighty Dollar
(Newsletter)

...k nose dive. Plummetville. Plunge City. Belly Floppo Rama. Recession is such an ugly word. CONTINUE... Drug-War Idiocy Society + Culture By MWC NEWS    Friday, 30 November 2007 Mexi...

9. The Washington Times and Ali al-Marri
(Opinions/Politic)

...uilty people go free. Only time will tell whether the feds extend their self-assumed discretionary power to drug-war cases, insider-trading cases, and other federal crimes to the military. No doubt co...

10. Drug-War Assassinations
(Opinions/Daily)

...drug dealers in Afghanistan. No arrests. No hearings. No attorneys. No judges. No trials. Just kill them. Drug-War Assassinations by Jacob G. Hornberger The U.S. government has now extended its assa...