America’s dirty little secret
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The rise of whistle-blower sites and organizations is turning inside out secretive governments and institutions primarily the United States which used to be thought of to have an impenetrable security lock on state secrets.
For years, the United States was suspected of lying in denying the presence of nuclear weapons in their former military bases in the country chiefly in Clark Air Base and the Subic Naval Base.
The mystery that shrouded the likely presence of nuclear arms in the country persisted until 1991 when almost at this time of the year, the Senate voted to terminate the Bases Agreement.
The debate on the nuclear presence in the country was significant because of a provision in the 1987 Constitution that bans the deployment of such weapon within the Philippine territory. The ban is absolute that even the transit of vessels or aircraft carrying nuclear arms were prohibited..... MORE
Source: The Daily Tribune
URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20110916com1.html
1 comment
Masyado naman tayong inapi at kinawawa nitong malabuwayang mandaragit na Kalbong Agila na ito. Kung nagkataon, patay mga taga Luzon sa radiation maliban pa sa bomb impact per se. Sinungaling at mamaty tao, genocidal level. Ano pa ang hahanapin n'yo sa "great America"???
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