Profiting From Repression: Canadian Firms in Colombia Protected by Military Death Squads By Asad Ismi Since 1990, 35,000 Colombians have been killed in a horrific escalation of political violence. An average of ten political assassinations are reported every day. Colombia’s state security forces and their paramilitary allies have been responsible for the vast majority of these killings. Many paramilitary death squads have been created by the Colombian […]
Who Killed Martin Luther King?: The Cover-Up of the Century “The United States government is the greatest purveyor of violence in the world.” —-Martin Luther King Jr. On December 8, 1999, a jury in Memphis, Tennessee, reached the verdict that Martin Luther King Jr. was killed as a result of a conspiracy involving the FBI, CIA, U.S. Army, Memphis police and the Mafia. After a […]
Arming A Genocidal Force: Canadian Military Exports to Indonesia, 1979-1999 By Asad Ismi As the Indonesian army and its militias set fire to Dili and killed thousands of East Timorese in September 1999, the Canadian government refused to stop the export of military goods to Indonesia. This at a time when even the United States, Jakarta’s main backer, had suspended military sales to Indonesia, as […]
Informed Dissent: Three Generals and the Vietnam War Book published by Vietnam Generation Press, Chevy Chase, Maryland, U.S., 1991. Written by Asad Ismi and Robert Buzzanco The book details the positions of three U.S. generals who opposed the U.S.’ deepening involvement in and invasion of Vietnam. Buy here Available from an additional seven booksellers here
