Bahrain: Hundreds injured as pro-democracy protesters claim police use nerve gas by Finian Cunningham

by Finian Cunningham Featured Writer Dandelion Salad March 11, 2011 Manama Bahraini police opened fire on thousands of anti-government protesters yesterday as they made their way to the Royal Court in Riffa, injuring over 100. There were unconfirmed reports of live rounds being used, with two injured, and the deployment of nerve gas by the state [...]

Britain’s Failed Intel Operation in Libya: Her Majesty’s Bungling “Secret Intelligence Service” by Felicity Arbuthnot

by Felicity Arbuthnot Featured Writer Dandelion Salad 12 March, 2011 “Liberation”: Beware the Ides of March (Part Two.*) ‎”Do not hold the delusion that your advancement is accomplished by crushing others.”: (Marcus Tullius Cicero,106-43 B.C. Roman Statesman, Philosopher.) Even by the standards of a near bancrupt island off Europe, run currently, largely, by a bunch of [...]

Preludes, 2011 (for Bradley Manning) By Gary Corseri

By Gary Corseri Featured Writer Dandelion Salad March 12, 2011 (for Bradley Manning) “In another world they do not put a man to death for asking questions: assuredly not. … When my sons grow up…, O my friends…, I would have you trouble them, as I have troubled you, if they seem to care about [...]

Robber Barons, Revolution, and Social Control, Part 1 by Andrew Gavin Marshall

by Andrew Gavin Marshall Featured Writer Dandelion Salad March 12, 2011 The Century of Social Engineering, Part 1 In Part 1 of this series, “The Century of Social Engineering,” I briefly document the economic, political and social background to the 20th century in America, by taking a brief look at the major social upheavals of [...]

If You Love This Planet: The Dangers of Nuclear War by Helen Caldicott and Michel Chossudovsky

http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/ by Helen Caldicott and Michel Chossudovsky Global Research, March 11, 2011 If You Love This Planet AUDIO