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DEATH BY GOVERNMENT: GENOCIDE AND MASS MURDER
All told, governments killed more than 262 million people in the 20th century outside of wars, according to University of Hawaii political science professor R.J. Rummel. Just to give perspective on this incredible murder by government, if all these bodies were laid head to toe, with the average height being 5', then they would circle the earth ten times. Also, this democide murdered 6 times more people than died in combat in all the foreign and internal wars of the century. Finally, given popular estimates of the dead in a major nuclear war, this total democide is as though such a war did occur, but with its dead spread over a century

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Antiwar.com Mullen: Gadhafi Not Close to Breaking Point


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Updated April 1, 2011 - 9:49 AM EDT
Mullen: Gadhafi Not Close to Breaking Point
 
 US Gunships Now 'On Standby' in NATO's Libya War
 White House: Libyan Regime's Days Numbered
 West 'Supporting Libyan Rebels on Ground'
 Gates: No US Ground Troops in Libya 'as Long as I'm In This Job'
 Can the US Really Take a Supporting Role in Libya War?
 Senior Gadhafi Envoy in Britain for Talks: Report
 Obama Aides Say US Is Not Likely to Arm Libyans
NATO Threatens Rebels Over Attacks on Civilians
 
 Fresh Coalition Airstrikes Kill Libyan Civilans, Including Children
 Vatican: Airstrikes Killed 40 Civilians in Tripoli
 Gadhafi's Forces Battle Rebels for Brega
 Sanctions 'Major Obstacle' to Libyan Rebellion
 Federal Reserve Gave Billions in Credit to Libyan Govt-Owned Bank
Hints at Reform as Massive Syria Protests Loom
 
 Bahraini Opposition: More Than 300 Detained in Crackdown
 Kuwait Cabinet Resigns Over Bahrain Crisis
NATO Kills Two More Afghan Civilians as Toll Mounts
 
 6 US Troops Killed in Ongoing Afghanistan Battle
PM Vows Revenge as Iraq's Tuesday Toll Rises to 65
Israeli Minister Calls for Century of Occupation in Gaza
Ouattara Forces Attack Gbagbo Home in Ivorian Capital
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The CIA, the Libyan Rebellion, and the President  by David Bromwich
Backing the Rebels, No Questions Asked  by Roger Simon
Why Obama's Libya Speech Didn't Matter  by Stephen M. Walt
A Community Organizer Goes to War  by Patrick J. Buchanan
Say No to This Illegal War by Rep. Ron Paul
The Running Euphemisms of War by Jack Kenny
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'The Coalition' in Libya
Mullen Says Gadhafi's Gains Partly Related to Bad Weather
NATO Takes Over in Libya, Says No on Arms
Gates Says Other Nations Should Arm Libyan Rebels
In Libya Mission, War Blurs Humanitarian Focus
Gadhafi Urges Coalition to Leave Libya
16 NATO Members Now Involved in Libya War
Harper Says No Canadian Troops Will Go to Libya; Avoids Question of Arming Rebels
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Farrakhan Defends Gadhafi as 'Brother,' Says Libya Has Lent Millions to Nation of Islam
Libya Defectors
Libya Defector Cooperating Even Without Immunity
More 'Defections From Gadhafi Inner Circle'
Libyan Defector Just a Sick Old Man Claims Gadhafi
Envoy Says High-Rank Libyans Trying to Defect
With Defections, Libya Has Tough Time Getting Envoy to UN
UK Hails Libyan Defection as Blow to Gadhafi
Senator Wants Libyan Official to Tell What He Knows About Lockerbie Bombing
Scottish Prosecutors Seek Moussa Koussa Interview
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Elections in Egypt by the Fall, Leaders Say
3 Top Mubarak Cronies Banned From Leaving Egypt
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French Forces Patrol in Abidjan: Sources
UN Troops Take Control of Abidjan Airport in Cote D'ivoire
Ivory Coast's Army Chief Seeks Refuge at South African Envoy's Residence
Pope Sends Envoy to Ivory Coast in Hopes of Restoring Peace
Liberia Uneasily Linked to Ivory Coast Conflict
As Crisis Continues in Ivory Coast: US Envoy Challenges Women
France Gives 2.5 Million Euros Towards Ivory Coast Refugee Crisis
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Opposition Says Govt Afraid of Revolt
Europe
Czech Court Bans Telephone Data Retention
German Arrested Over Possible Stadium Attack Plan
150 Detained in Russian Protests
Georgia Says Bombs Found, Blames Russia
Parcel Bomb Explodes at Italian Army Barracks
2 Wounded by Bomb at Swiss Nuclear Industry Office
The War at Home
Obama Receives Transparency Award at Secret Meeting
Cyber Breach May Have Exposed DoD Networks
Mental Health Is No. 1 Reason Women Troops Are Medically Evacuated, Report Finds
Samantha Power, Long a Critic of US Foreign Policy, Now Helps Shape It
Fighter Jet Engine Explodes, Injuring 10 on Carrier
 
Afghanistan
Losses in Pakistani Haven Strain Afghan Taliban
Afghan Tries to Ram NATO Patrol, Kills 2 Civilians
Afghan President: Women's Gains to Be Maintained
Pakistan
Bomber Kills 12 in Attack on Convoy in Pakistan
Driver Killed in Pakistan Attack on NATO Oil Tanker
Pakistani Islamist Survives Second Assassination Attempt
North Korea
North Korea Speaker Makes Rare Address in the West
The Hermit Kingdom Opens Up: Traveling to North Korea
Asia
China White Paper Highlights US Military 'Competition'
Opposition Newspaper in Kazakhstan Says Its Publisher Is Missing
Israel/Palestine
'UK Didn't Always Feel Safe to Share Intelligence With Israel'
Obama to Host Israeli President at White House on Tuesday
Israel to Indict Kidnapped Gaza Engineer
No Country for Old Bedouin Men
Jailed Palestinian Engineer Professes Innocence
Barak: Iron Dome Not Yet 100 Percent Effective
46% of Israeli Teens: Revoke Arabs' Rights
Iraq
US Army Wounds Student in Kirkuk
Closing Iraq 'Torture Prison' Not Enough: HRW
Video: Attack on Iraq Salahuddin Provincial Council
Islamic State of Iraq Leader Captured South of Mosul
For First Time, No PKK Extradition List Given to Iraq
'The Other Iraq' Has Its Own Problems
Soldiers in Iraq Face Air Pollution Risks
Thursday: 5 Iraqis Killed, 14 Wounded
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Iran Arrests 7 at Funeral of Father of Opposition Leader
Iran Dismisses Kuwait Spy Cell Allegations
Syria
Syrian TV Accuses Egyptian-American of Espionage
US Urges Citizens to Avoid Most Travel to Syria
Bahrain
Bahrain Losing Its Edge as Finance Hub
Hezbollah Denies Training Bahraini Protesters
Bahrain Releases Blogger After Day in Custody
Yemen
Yemen's Future Hinges on Its Two Most Powerful Men
Britons Urged to Leave Yemen Immediately
Turkey
Turkey Scrambles to Deal With Mideast Upheaval
Prosecutor Investigating Alleged Turkish Coup Plot Taken Off Case
Turkey to UN: We Seized Illegal Iran Arms Shipment En Route to Syria
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Kuwait to Oust Envoys in Blow to Iran-Gulf Ties
Jordan Indicts Four Suspects on Terror Charges
Google Localizes Search in Iraq and Tunisia
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