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Today, the United States has become the police of the world. The U.S. military has a total of over 700 military bases in 130 countries around the world. Total military spending by the U.S. government is nearly equal to the combined military spending of the rest of the globe.
U.S. Military Spending Is Out Of Control: 12 Facts That Show That We Cannot Afford To Be The Police Of The World
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«Les opérations de récupération sont toujours en cours», a déclaré à l'AFP un porte-parole de la force de l'Otan en Afghanistan (Isaf), précisant qu'il s'agissait de récupérer les débris de l'appareil. Il a dit ne pas être au courant d'éventuels combats dans la zone, mais un porte-parole des autorités de la province du Wardak (centre) où l'hélicoptère s'est écrasé, a fait état de «combats sporadiques». «Les forces afghanes et de la coalition sont toujours sur place. La zone est bouclée et nous avons été informés de combats sporadiques», a déclaré à l'AFP ce porte-parole, Shahidullah Shahid. Les téléphones ne fonctionnent pas dans cette zone et les informations sont difficiles à obtenir, a-t-il précisé.
Opération et combats dans la zone - Monde
Ordered to 'psychologically dislocate' his prisoner Faced agonising decision after concluding detainee was innocent Had to tell CIA bosses he was in love with his girlfriend - before he told her By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 09:32 GMT, 4 July 2011 Interrogator: Glenn Carle, who has written a tell-all memoir about his time with the agency, said some people would call him a 'torturer'
'I had to psychologically dislocate a detainee': Former CIA agent reveals 'torture' methods and secret prison in memoir
Sebastian Errazuriz: "American Kills"
first image 'american kills' installation 'american kills' by chilean-born new york based artist sebastian errazuriz is a public installation showcasing the suicide rates of US soldiers. after searching on official war sites on the internet, he accidentally found out that 2 times more american soldiers had died in 2009 by committing suicide than those killed during that same year in the war in iraq; an alarming comparison that errazuriz had personally never read or heard about before. according to the artist, a first google search showed only reports of media alarm about suicide rates, but the information was always comfortably presented divided into months and generally separated by statistics from the army, navy or air-force. 'when I first found the overall statistics summed the 304 suicides by US soldiers during 2009, I was shocked.