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The Independent
May 11, 2012
And Dzerzhinsky would be looking down from wherever he is now and smiling with satisfaction at the latest twists of an episode in which Western intelligence agencies have apparently foiled a plan to attack a US-bound plane.
Christian Science Monitor
April 16, 2012
By Peter Grier, Staff writer / April 16, 2012 A Secret Service agent stands guard as
US President Barack Obama departs on the Marine One helicopter for travel to
Colombia for the Summit of Americas, from the White House in Washington April 13.
Christian Science Monitor
April 16, 2012
By Peter Grier, Staff writer / April 16, 2012 A Secret Service agent stands guard as
US President Barack Obama departs on the Marine One helicopter for travel to
Colombia for the Summit of Americas, from the White House in Washington April 13.
WalesOnline
April 3, 2012
As soon as intelligence was received concerning the Argentine invasion of the
Falkland Islands in 1982,
Margaret Thatcher, as the first war Prime Minister of the television era, set out to control the flow of information.
Morning Star Online
January 8, 2012
Interviewing colleagues and
family members of the victims, along with well-known figures such as
John Pilger, war correspondent Peter Arnett and journalist and author
Phillip Knightley, this Greek documentary suggests
US forces often deliberately ...
Russia Beyond The Headlines
December 31, 2011
I remember Kim gave a short interview to a well-known journalist Genrikh Borovik, and it was shown on TV. At that time, Kim also suggested giving an interview to Phillip Knightley. He's a distinguished British journalist and author who wrote many books ...
