thelegendarydeleted1
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"In one year alone, in 2016, Obama used 26,171 bombs on seven countries: Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, and Pakistan, none of which the US was at war with at that point." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 4:32 AM
"In one year alone, in 2016, Obama used 26,171 bombs on seven countries: Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, and Pakistan, none of which the US was at war with at that point." #3E
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"Obama ordered 563 drone strikes, which murdered around 3,797 people, none of which faced any trial and almost none of which were suspected of any crime. For comparison, George W. Bush ordered 57 strikes during his eight years of war and terror." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 4:26 AM
"Obama ordered 563 drone strikes, which murdered around 3,797 people, none of which faced any trial and almost none of which were suspected of any crime. For comparison, George W. Bush ordered 57 strikes during his eight years of war and terror." #3E
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"This hope of relief made Obama’s reflectors particularly vicious and blind in his defence. They covered up and silenced any objections to his war crimes, which he started immediately and continued for eight very long years." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:56 AM
"This hope of relief made Obama’s reflectors particularly vicious and blind in his defence. They covered up and silenced any objections to his war crimes, which he started immediately and continued for eight very long years." #3E
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"His followers, however, refused to let go of the euphoria produced by what so many saw as their redemption. Obama, for many voters, was not a person or a president; he was not judged on his actions but on the promise of relief from guilt." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:52 AM
"His followers, however, refused to let go of the euphoria produced by what so many saw as their redemption. Obama, for many voters, was not a person or a president; he was not judged on his actions but on the promise of relief from guilt." #3E
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"The first evidence that no change would be forthcoming came during Obama’s first campaign, when he announced, “we need to look forward as opposed to looking backwards” and allow impunity for war crimes, including abduction, torture, and murder of civilians and declaration of an illegal war." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:47 AM
"The first evidence that no change would be forthcoming came during Obama’s first campaign, when he announced, “we need to look forward as opposed to looking backwards” and allow impunity for war crimes, including abduction, torture, and murder of civilians and declaration of an illegal war." #3E
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"Resisters were rewarded with a joyous moment of triumph. They swept what looked like a new administration into power, armed with vague slogans of hope and change and decorated with an inexplicable Nobel Peace prize." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:38 AM
"Resisters were rewarded with a joyous moment of triumph. They swept what looked like a new administration into power, armed with vague slogans of hope and change and decorated with an inexplicable Nobel Peace prize." #3E
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"People fought very hard, issued legal challenges, advocated for victims of regime brutality, and became politically active in pursuit of a return to a lawful society. And what happened next?" #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:36 AM
"People fought very hard, issued legal challenges, advocated for victims of regime brutality, and became politically active in pursuit of a return to a lawful society. And what happened next?" #3E
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"Civilian deaths, including the deaths, abduction, and torture of children, were normalized and brushed off. Laws against war crimes that had taken decades to implement as global norms were rendered meaningless, and this regression spread around the world." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:31 AM
"Civilian deaths, including the deaths, abduction, and torture of children, were normalized and brushed off. Laws against war crimes that had taken decades to implement as global norms were rendered meaningless, and this regression spread around the world." #3E
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"Abduction, torture, and murder were presented to an accepting public as justifiable if directed at an arbitrarily designated worst of the worst (a term that has come home to roost as some of us warned it would)." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:27 AM
"Abduction, torture, and murder were presented to an accepting public as justifiable if directed at an arbitrarily designated worst of the worst (a term that has come home to roost as some of us warned it would)." #3E
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"This was a regime of open lawlessness, buoyed up by extreme emotional coercion and exceptionalism. This is where so many of the ideas we see today were perfected and normalized, with impunity." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:22 AM
"This was a regime of open lawlessness, buoyed up by extreme emotional coercion and exceptionalism. This is where so many of the ideas we see today were perfected and normalized, with impunity." #3E
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... "US black sites for disappearances and torture popped up in many countries with widespread international complicity, and innocent people were abducted from allied countries and shipped off to the world’s most infamous regimes for torture and incarceration." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:11 AM
... "US black sites for disappearances and torture popped up in many countries with widespread international complicity, and innocent people were abducted from allied countries and shipped off to the world’s most infamous regimes for torture and incarceration." #3E
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"This was followed by Clinton, who was acquitted for his perjury and obstruction of justice. And then we get to George W. Bush. In addition to the declaration of an illegal war of aggression in Iraq, CIA atrocities exploded, " ... #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:10 AM
"This was followed by Clinton, who was acquitted for his perjury and obstruction of justice. And then we get to George W. Bush. In addition to the declaration of an illegal war of aggression in Iraq, CIA atrocities exploded, " ... #3E
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"Reagan’s vice-president, George H.W. Bush, himself complicit in Iran-Contra crimes, entrenched immunity during his presidency, starting with the pardons he issued to other officials complicit in Iran-Contra." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 3:06 AM
"Reagan’s vice-president, George H.W. Bush, himself complicit in Iran-Contra crimes, entrenched immunity during his presidency, starting with the pardons he issued to other officials complicit in Iran-Contra." #3E
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"US media breathlessly covered the testimony of Oliver North, and concluded the exposure of his crimes (or willingness to be a fall guy) by proclaiming him a national hero and potential presidential candidate." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 2:59 AM
"US media breathlessly covered the testimony of Oliver North, and concluded the exposure of his crimes (or willingness to be a fall guy) by proclaiming him a national hero and potential presidential candidate." #3E
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"It advanced greatly during his [Reagan's] terms, however, most dramatically in the so-called investigation into the Iran-Contra war crime funding, election fraud, and more." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 2:58 AM
"It advanced greatly during his [Reagan's] terms, however, most dramatically in the so-called investigation into the Iran-Contra war crime funding, election fraud, and more." #3E
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"During the two terms of Reagan’s presidency, over 138 administration officials were investigated, indicted, or convicted. This shows that impunity was not completely entrenched yet at that point." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 2:56 AM
"During the two terms of Reagan’s presidency, over 138 administration officials were investigated, indicted, or convicted. This shows that impunity was not completely entrenched yet at that point." #3E
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"More importantly, it was obvious that these crimes were not even kept secret. They just had a very light veil of euphemisms thrown over what was being practiced completely openly. Everyone knew; everyone was complicit." #3E
November 15, 2025 at 2:53 AM
"More importantly, it was obvious that these crimes were not even kept secret. They just had a very light veil of euphemisms thrown over what was being practiced completely openly. Everyone knew; everyone was complicit." #3E