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Obama Launched ‘the Most Extensive Global Terrorism Campaign the World Has Yet Seen’ Noam Chomsky: Posted on Mar 19, 2015 In an interview with Brazilian television network TV Brasil during a conference in Buenos Aires,  Argentina, Noam Chomsky discusses the many ways the Obama administration has not only  supported terrorism but taken part in it with the drone program. Although both the short  introduction and the question the interviewer asks about the last two years of Obama’s  presidency are in Portuguese, most of the video is in English. Noam Chomsky: Obama Launched ‘the Most Extensive Global Terrorism Campaign the World Has Yet Seen’ (from @Truthdig) Emir Sader (Brazilian and ebc commentator) Political commentator question   What is the balance that mr. obama is the government until chi and these last two years of his term? Noam Chomsky    In international affairs to Obama's ch

Obama a lancé «la  campagne  mondiale  contre  le  terrorisme  la plus vaste que  le monde ait jamais vue» Noam Chomsky: Publié le 19 mars 2015 Dans une interview à la télévision brésilienne TV Brasil lors d'une conférence à Buenos Aires,  Argentine, Noam Chomsky discute des nombreuses façons dont l'administration Obama a non seulement  soutenu le terrorisme mais y a participé avec le programme de drones.  Bien que le court  introduction et la question que l'intervieweur pose à propos des deux dernières années de Obama  la présidence est en portugais, la plupart des vidéos sont en anglais. Noam Chomsky: Obama a lancé 'la plus vaste campagne mondiale contre le terrorisme que le monde ait jamais vue' (from @Truthdig) Emir Sader (commentateur brésilien et ebc)  Question commentateur politique    Quel est l'équilibre que mr. Obama est le gouvernement jusqu'à Chi et

World cup russia 2018. Nestór pitana (referee) decides the champion France, a World Cup Champion That Stood Above It All in Russia MOSCOW — They waited until it was over, until the fireworks shot into the sky and the rain soaked them to the skin, until that glistening trophy was safe in their hands and golden confetti sparkled in their hair. Only then, once France’s players knew they had emerged triumphant from a World Cup of chaos and abandon, a tournament that defied expectation and prediction, did they succumb to the wild spirit of the last month and do the one thing they, and they alone, had managed to avoid.   At the end, after the end, the French finally lost control. They celebrated at the final whistle, of course, their  4-2 victory over Croatia  confirmed: Hugo Lloris led his teammates in an Icelandic thunderclap. The squad gathered together to hoist Didier Deschamps, its coach, into the air. Half a dozen players cl