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Diego Garcia smells like war
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Diego Garcia smells like war
March 31, 2025

A significant amount of US military power has been on the move over this past week, including several B-2 strategic bombers which have landed at the US military base in Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean just over 2,000 miles southeast of Iran. According to press reports this is the most significant B-2 presence on the Island in nearly half a decade.

Diego Garcia, NATO’s Malta of the Indian Ocean, lays bare Trump’s global game plan
February 13, 2025

Though Trump may not make America great again, he will go a very long way in retaining America’s role as the world’s top thug.

Diego Garcia, NATO’s Malta of the Indian Ocean, lays bare Trump’s global game plan
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Fighting for Colonial Footprints: a Very British Thing
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Fighting for Colonial Footprints: a Very British Thing
May 30, 2019

As can be seen with the recent UN General Assembly vote, colonialism and neo-colonialism are no longer popular but they continue to have their desperate supporters.

Britain, Human Rights, The Chagos Islands and Crimea
May 28, 2019

The politicians and mandarins in London consider the Chagos Islanders to be inconsequential pawns and will never allow them to have a vote about their future, as took place in Crimea. So much for Britain’s new-found desire to “defend human rights across the globe.”

Britain, Human Rights, The Chagos Islands and Crimea
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Diego Garcia: The ‘Unsinkable Carrier’ Springs a Leak
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Diego Garcia: The ‘Unsinkable Carrier’ Springs a Leak
April 16, 2019

Conn HALLINAN The recent decision by the Hague-based International Court of Justice that the Chagos Islands — with its huge U.S. military base at Diego Garcia — are being illegally occupied by the United Kingdom (UK) has the potential to […]

Chagos and the Dark Soul of the British Labour Party
April 1, 2019

With its hands tied when it comes to military intervention, only covert actions — such as those described in the RED Team document — are likely to be enacted by the U.S. government, at least at this stage of its ongoing “regime change” effort in Venezuela.

Chagos and the Dark Soul of the British Labour Party
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