How Nazi Billionaires Escaped Justice at Nuremberg
Although they shared responsibility for the crimes committed by the Third Reich, many German capitalists got off easy because Washington saw them as potential allies in the Cold War with the USSR.
Tim Brinkhof
Something is rotten in the state of Schengen
The Schengen Treaty of 1985 promised to create a Europe without borders. But free movement for Europeans came at the expense of everyone else.
How US Foreign Policy in the Vietnam War led to the My Lai Massacre
The infamous massacre has been wrongly psychologized, when it was in fact a direct result of Washington’s resolve to force the Vietcong into submission through excessive force.
