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                                    <h1>Death of a Nation: the Timor
                                      Conspiracy</h1>
                                    <b><i><a moz-do-not-send="true"
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                                    November 15, in Cambridge [<a
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                                    <br>
                                    On December 7, 1975 Indonesia
                                    secretly – but with the complicity
                                    of the US and other western powers -
                                    invaded the small nation of East
                                    Timor. Two Australian television
                                    crews trying to document the
                                    invasion were murdered. <br>
                                    <br>
                                    In 1993, with the Indonesian army
                                    still occupying the country, John
                                    Pilger and his crew including
                                    director David Munro, slipped into
                                    East Timor and made this film. In
                                    the intervening 18 years, an
                                    estimated 200,000 East Timorese –
                                    1/3 of the population – had been
                                    slaughtered by the US-backed
                                    Indonesian military, using US and
                                    British planes to bombard the
                                    island, while Western defense
                                    ministers proclaimed ignorance. John
                                    Pilger tapes an Australian diplomat
                                    admitting that East Timor was
                                    considered “expendable.” <b>Even
                                      the C.I.A. described it as one of
                                      the worst mass-murders of the 20th
                                      century.</b><br>
                                    <br>
                                    Pilger tells the story using
                                    clandestine footage of the
                                    countryside, internment camps and
                                    even Fretlin guerillas, as well as
                                    interviews with Timorese exiles,
                                    including Jose Ramos Horta and Jose
                                    Gusmao, and Australian, British, and
                                    Indonesian diplomats.<br>
                                    <br>
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                                      height="261" hspace="10"
                                      width="291">In 2012, Barack Obama
                                    renewed arms sales to Indonesia; in
                                    2010 he reversed a 12-year-old ban
                                    on training an elite unit of the
                                    Indonesian military -- the murderous
                                    Kopassus. "<i>For years, the US
                                      military provided training &
                                      other assistance to Kopassus; when
                                      the US was most involved, Kopassus
                                      crimes were at their worst.</i>" ~
                                    John M. Miller, ETAN<br>
                                    <br>
                                    "<i>Not even Pol Pot </i>[supported
                                    by the US] <i>succeeded in killing,
                                      proportionally, as many Cambodians
                                      as the Indonesian dictator Suharto
                                      killed or starved in East Timor.</i>
                                    <i>... Unlike Muammar al-Gaddafi and
                                      Saddam Hussein, Suharto died
                                      peacefully in 2008 surrounded by
                                      the best medical help his billions
                                      could buy</i>." ~John Pilger,
                                    filmmaker and journalist<br>
                                    <br>
                                    "<i>Peace must be secured by the
                                      creation of small wars around the
                                      planet on a continuing basis so as
                                      to maintain an international order
                                      of economic power, and of course,
                                      keep the [US] military
                                      industrialists happy.</i>"  ~Henry
                                    Kissinger, war criminal<br>
                                    <i><br>
                                    </i><big><i><b>Extra: Massacre: the
                                          Story of East Timor  [10 min]</b></i></big><br>
                                    <img alt=""
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                                      hspace="10" width="131">The Dili
                                    Santa Cruz massacre of November 12,
                                    1991, unlike many others that
                                    occurred during the course of
                                    Indonesia's U.S.-backed occupation,
                                    was filmed and photographed by
                                    international journalists - this
                                    footage by survivors <b>Amy Goodman</b>
                                    and <b>Allan Nairn</b>. <br>
                                    <br>
                                    "<i>First, the 'free press'
                                      suppresses vital information in
                                      the service of the state; then, no
                                      discussion of this suppression can
                                      take place because [the blackout]
                                      has been so effective that no one
                                      has heard of the topic.</i>" ~Noam
                                    Chomsky, on his Catch-22 with
                                    Columbia Journalism  Review; they
                                    wouldn't publish his Timor piece
                                    because <i><b>"virtually no one had
                                        heard of Timor.</b></i>"<font
                                      color="#ff0000"> <b>!</b><b>!</b></font><br>
                                    <br>
                                    “<i>Virtually, there are no civil
                                      rights in East Timor. The
                                      Indonesians tell the farmers to
                                      whom they must sell their coffee
                                      and at what price. No one can
                                      leave their villages or the place
                                      of their residence without
                                      permission. Telephone calls or
                                      telegrams out of Timor are
                                      forbidden."</i>  ~ Rod Nordland,
                                    American journalist, 1982<br>
                                    <br>
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                                    <h2><i>The Manufacturing of a
                                        President </i></h2>
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                                    Jr's rapid rise in American politics
                                    and the role that the CIA played in
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                                    Research is based on formerly
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