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Gilbert Mercier
Stories written by Gilbert

World War III in the Making: Can Russia and China Stop a Strike on Iran?

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Regime Change in Syria as a Preliminary Stage for an Attack on Iran As the civil war in Syria intensifies, an intense diplomatic battle is on the way world wide between two blocks. On one hand are Israel, the United States and its European vassals, the UK, France and Germany and on the other hand [...]

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February 17th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,History,World News | Read More »

Valentine’s Day: Love in the Time of Money, Lust and Moral Decay

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Long gone are the days when Valentine’s Day celebrated true romantic love. Today, just like most holidays, Valentine’s Day is a celebration of commerce rather than love. It is just like Christmas, another holiday for the benefit of the merchants. If some love is in the air, as every February 14, a lot more money [...]

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February 14th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,History,Opinion,Photo Gallery | Read More »

Oregon: Occupy, Libertarians and Tea Party Activists Unite Against the NDAA

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On  Monday 13, February 2012, at noon, in Medford Oregon,  a demonstration will take place at Vogel Plaza against the passing of the NDAA. What is unusual about this action, and could be an indication of  similar actions on other issues, is that it is uniting American citizens from across the political spectrum. The National [...]

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February 12th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Justice,Photo Gallery,Politics,US News | Read More »

Super Bowl and Election 2012: Panem, Circenses and Brainwashing

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Panem and Circenses ( Bread and Circuses) described the methods used by Roman Caesars to exert control on the populace and distract the masses from important matters of public affairs, policies and society by having them feast and watch gladiators fight to the death in Roman arenas. Little has changed in 2,000 years, and if  [...]

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February 5th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Opinion,Photo Gallery | Read More »

Haiti: Is the Diaspora Doing Enough? Part One

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A bit more than two years after the devastating earthquake, the country which used to be called “The Pearl of the Caribbeans” is still in a complete state of disarray. Many Haitians are very religious people, and some put their hopes more in the hands of God than in human beings for help. The numbers [...]

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February 4th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,History,Photo Gallery,World News | Read More »

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