对政府评论家和记者马克斯·布鲁门塔尔（Max Blumenthal）的住所进行的特警式突袭标志着美国政府对异议之战的升级达到了新的水平。
(Analysis) -- Destination Afghanistan was known as the big easy back in the halcyon days of the late 1960s. Hippies from throughout the affluent West hitchhiked to the capital, Kabul, where crash pads and hashish were cheap, and the locals were tolerant. Life appeared to be mellow in the scenic shadow
在使这三名关键的，反战的记者保持沉默的运动的背后，是同一批人物，这些人物在进步派中臭名昭著，因为他们攻击任何愿意反对叙利亚政权更迭的人的恶性行为。
Three American journalists decided to do what many of their colleagues have done since the outbreak of the proxy war on the Syrian government: they traveled to the war-torn country to report what’s happening from the ground. But unlike the reporters who have made a name for themselves traipsing through some of the oldest cities in the world
“很明显，这些政权更改游说者想要烧掉我的书，因为它暴露了他们自己的愤世嫉俗的策略。” – Max Blumenthal
The Syrian American Council and a collection of pro-war lobbyists have led an intimidation campaign aimed at bullying a major Washington-based bookstore, Politics and Prose, into canceling award-winning journalist and author Max Blumenthal’s launch event for his new book The Management of Savagery. And it appears to have worked. Politics and
Max Blumenthal访问了委内瑞拉的一家豪华购物中心，了解这个国家的人道主义危机到底是怎样的。
This video was produced as part of a MintPress News and Grayzone collaboration. Max Blumenthal investigated Venezuela’s “humanitarian crisis” in a luxury mall in a rich pro-opposition neighborhood in Caracas, where he looked for the “authoritarian socialism” that Trump and
Univision的Ramos声称他的财物被没收并且他的手机被擦掉了。对于拉莫斯的故事来说，奇迹般地说，这个据称激怒了马杜罗的镜头幸免于难。
MIAMI -- Jorge Ramos, veteran journalist for the Univision network, was welcomed back to the U.S. with open arms by the establishment press corp following his three-hour detention during a Trump administration-approved journalistic excursion in Venezuela complete with an interview with President Nicolas Maduro. Upon his return to the U.S., Ramos
凭借战略性的捐款，奥米迪亚已经将自己置于罕见的地位，能够支持国家安全国家和至少部分自称反对派。在前一个元素的眼中，这可能正是使他如此宝贵的原因。
This is the concluding part of our series exploring billionaire eBay founder Pierre Omidyar’s broad sweep of influence over global media and surveillance enterprises. Part 1 examined Omidyar’s use of investment to build a vast
