Tag: The Institute for Middle Eastern Democracy

• Censored but not Silenced: Part 3/5

  There are several private-sector special interest groups that benefited from the Iraq War—each one for a different reason.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  March 5, 2013

  censorship, economics, finances, Lloyd Lofthouse, national debt, politics

  Censorship, George W. Bush, Iraq War, Israel, Julie Lenarz, Julie’s Think Tank, nation building, neoconservatives, Saddam Hussein, The Institute for Middle Eastern Democracy, United States

• Censored but not Silenced: Part 2/5

  Wars are fought with mostly borrowed money that ends up growing the National Debt and that debt—if it is ever paid off—will be paid by U.S. tax payers and not by oil companies.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  March 4, 2013

  censorship, economics, Lloyd Lofthouse, national debt, politics

  blood for oil, Censorship, Dick Cheney, Iraq War, Israel, Julie Lenarz, Julie’s Think Tank, nation building, neoconservatives, The Institute for Middle Eastern Democracy, United States

• Censored but not Silenced: Part 1/5

  Civil Liberties says, “The right to free speech is a longstanding U.S. tradition, but actually respecting the right to free speech is not.”

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  March 3, 2013

  censorship, Lloyd Lofthouse, national debt, politics

  Censorship, Freedom of speech, Iraq War, Israel, Julie Lenarz, manipuulating the media, nation building, neoconservatives, spreading democracy, The Institute for Middle Eastern Democracy, the noble lie, United States