Oltre al caso eclatante della Catalunya, oggi si svolgerà un referendum indipendentista che potrebbe avere enormi ripercussioni in tutto il Medio Oriente. Nello stadio di Erbil, “futura città capitale del […]
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Chi sta spingendo gli Stati Uniti verso un nuovo attacco militare contro l’Iran? Sempre gli stessi attori, i famigerati neocon con doppio passaporto israelo-statunitense, coloro che nel marzo 2003 hanno […]
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Come rende noto il sito israeliano “Inian Merkazi” e l’agenzia di stampa “ABNA”, le forze di sicurezza libiche hanno arrestato un importante comandante dell’ISIS nella città di Bengasi scoprendo che l’uomo catturato, Ephraim Benjamin, è un agente del Mossad, il servizio d’intelligence israeliano.
Benjamin, noto in Libia con il nome di Abu Hafs, aveva iniziato a operare nel Paese subito dopo l’invasione guidata dalla NATO nella primavera 2011… …
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Quando nel marzo 2011 scoppiò la guerra contro la Libia, uno dei motivi più ricorrenti sui media era che gli africani venissero incarcerati “dentro lager nel deserto”. Mancavano solo le […]
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UN ANNO FA, il 10 agosto 2016, APPARIVA su GlobalResearch [a cura di Edward Curtin] un articolo/recensione che é un dovere riproporre a causa della sua attualitá.
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A year ago, on August 10, 2016, appeared on GlobalResearch [Edited by Edward Curtin] an article/review which is a duty to republish because of its topicality.
It is rare for a historian to write a history of a significant issue and bring it into the present time; even rarer when the work coincides with the reemergence of that issue on the world stage. Paolo Sensini has done just that with Sowing Chaos: Libya in the Wake of Humanitarian Intervention (Clarity Press, 2016). It is a revelatory historical analysis of the exploitation and invasion of Libya by colonial and imperialistic powers for more than a century.
Although an Italian and Italy has a long history of exploiting Libya, a close neighbor, Sensini stands with the victims of colonial and imperial savagery. Not an armchair historian, he traveled to Libya during the 2011 war to see for himself what was true. Despite his moral stand against western aggression, his historical accuracy is unerring and his sourcing impeccable. For 234 pages of text, he provides 481 endnotes, including such fine sources as Peter Dale Scott, Patrick Cockburn, Michel Chossudovsky, Pablo Escobar, and Robert Parry, to name but a few better known names
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Intervista del sito di Albor al saggista Paolo Sensini sull’ attuale situazione in Siria dopo il bombardamento americano
It is rare for a historian to write a history of a significant issue and bring it into the present time; even rarer when the work coincides with the reemergence of that issue on the world stage. Paolo Sensini has done just that with Sowing Chaos: Libya in the Wake of Humanitarian Intervention (Clarity Press, 2016). It is a revelatory historical analysis of the exploitation and invasion of Libya by colonial and imperialistic powers for more than a century.
Although an Italian and Italy has a long history of exploiting Libya, a close neighbor, Sensini stands with the victims of colonial and imperial savagery. Not an armchair historian, he traveled to Libya during the 2011 war to see for himself what was true. Despite his moral stand against western aggression, his historical accuracy is unerring and his sourcing impeccable. For 234 pages of text, he provides 481 endnotes, including such fine sources as Peter Dale Scott, Patrick Cockburn, Michel Chossudovsky, Pablo Escobar, and Robert Parry, to name but a few better known names
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