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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Libya”

Why National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan Should Debate RFK Jr

J. W. Associate July 17, 2023 Blog, International law, Libya, Militarism, Role of Military, Syria, U.S. policy, U.S. politics, Ukraine, United Nations

We’re pleased to crosspost this article by our board member Rick Sterling that was first featured on LA Progressive National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan is one of the key people …

US Exceptionalism and the Wars in Syria and Ukraine

J. W. Associate March 21, 2023 Antiwar, Blog, Cold War, Libya, Role of Military, Russia, Syria, U.S. policy, U.S. politics, Ukraine

We’re pleased to crosspost this article by our board member Rick Sterling that was first featured on LA Progressive Syria has been at war since 2011. The conflict is in …

Why Victoria Nuland Is Dangerous and Should Not Be Confirmed

J. W. Associate March 22, 2021 Blog, Iraq, Libya, Russia, Syria, U.S. policy, United Nations

by Rick Sterling We’re pleased to cross-post this op-ed by JWE board member Rick Sterling, which was earlier published on LA Progressive. Victoria Nuland exemplifies the neocons who have led …

Hillary Clinton’s Greatest Benghazi Mis-step

Helena Cobban September 17, 2016 Antiwar, Blog, Libya, U.S. policy