All Videos Tagged revolutions (12160 Social Network) - 12160 Social Network2024-05-19T22:56:35Zhttps://12160.info/video/video/listTagged?tag=revolutions&rss=yes&xn_auth=noWars!tag:12160.info,2013-09-02:2649739:Video:13050272013-09-02T18:58:07.466ZExposurehttps://12160.info/profile/exposure
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</a> <br></br>Here in this remarkable haunting film footage of still photographs by Getty awarded photographer Marci Di Lauro, - he shows and claims to have taken the original photograph that was recently shown around the world and mentioned and used by John Kerry as the reason the US should go to war.…
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</a><br />Here in this remarkable haunting film footage of still photographs by Getty awarded photographer Marci Di Lauro, - he shows and claims to have taken the original photograph that was recently shown around the world and mentioned and used by John Kerry as the reason the US should go to war. <a href="http://www.marcodilauro.com/">http://www.marcodilauro.com/</a> K Street's favorite dictatorstag:12160.info,2011-04-07:2649739:Video:3560612011-04-07T16:42:12.432ZNikkihttps://12160.info/profile/NikkiG
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</a> <br></br>Popular revolutions swept away autocratic leaders in Tunisia and Egypt. The US and NATO launched airstrikes in Libya under a "responsibility to protect" civilians. But for decades the same dictators clung to power with US support. Despite the rhetoric about human rights from the State Department and the White House, a few blocks away on DC's K Street, many equally repressive regimes are…
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</a><br />Popular revolutions swept away autocratic leaders in Tunisia and Egypt. The US and NATO launched airstrikes in Libya under a "responsibility to protect" civilians. But for decades the same dictators clung to power with US support. Despite the rhetoric about human rights from the State Department and the White House, a few blocks away on DC's K Street, many equally repressive regimes are lauded as partners and allies thanks to big bucks paid to powerful lobbying firms. But perhaps the best Cinderella tale on K Street is that of oil-rich Equatorial Guinea, whose autocrat Teodoro Obiang recently dropped $1,000,000 to hire Clinton family friend Lanny Davis—and went from denounced dictator to a photo with President Obama himself.