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, BAR editor and senior columnist
The Democrats and corporate media don’t really oppose what Donald Trump is doing in Syria or anywhere else.
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Margaret Kimberley
, BAR editor and senior columnist
“The corporate media share in the culpability.”
Ajamu Baraka
, BAR editor and columnist
“The Black Alliance for Peace says the only institution with the right and power to protect the peace and res
Margaret Kimberley
, BAR editor and senior columnist
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Glen Ford
, BAR executive editor
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, BAR contributor
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