Newly released documents regarding crimes committed by U.S. soldiers against civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan detail a troubling pattern of troops failing to understand and follow the rules that govern interrogations and deadly actions.

04.09.2007
It seems that the Bush administration, despite the wishes of the American people, not only does not want to leave Iraq which is bleeding the treasury dry, is also bent on starting another elective war, this time with Iran. By some estimates the total cost of the Iraq misadventure (assuming the US leaves Iraq by the end of 2007) will be between one or two trillion dollars. Imagine what it would cost to expand the war to Iran, a country that is much bigger, populous and stronger than Iraq. Should this happen, it will simply be too much for the world economy to handle. Local recessions are a given and the possibility of a worldwide depression will not be too farfetched

03.09.2007
British military scientists tested mustard gas on hundreds of Indian soldiers during more than a decade of experiments. Indians were sent into the gas chambers wearing no more than "drill shorts and open-necked khaki cotton shirts" to gauge the effect of mustard gas on the eyes.

31.08.2007
Some details of the tragedy that have never been published before are coming to light now. It turns out that as soon as Diana’s Mercedes went into the tunnel the twilight was dispelled with a bright flash of light that blinded everyone inside the car and around it. In an instant, the break chatter broke the night silence. The version was spread at the suggestion of former MI-6 officer Richard Tomlinson who said that the way the Princess died resembled the plan to assassinate Slobodan Milosevic plotted by British special services. He said that it was planned to blind the Yugoslav president in a tunnel