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- Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnistThe Secretary of State’s candid remarks remind us that US foreign policy is intended to punish those targeted as enemies, keep friends as vassal states, and disregard international law.
- Ann Garrison , BAR contributorThe new president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is asking for US help to fend off an alleged ISIS threat.
- Danny Haiphong , BAR contributorAssange’s arrest shows that "free speech" and "assembly" is defined as whatever the U.S. rulers are willing to tolerate.