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Since early 2011, Obama's been waging proxy war on Syria. Imported death squads masquerade as freedom fighters. The scheme's familiar. It repeats. It reflects US imperialism's dark side. In the 1980s, CIA-recruited mujahideen fighters battled Afghanistan's Soviet occupiers. Ronald Reagan called them "the moral equivalent of our founding fathers." He characterized Contra killers the same way. —Stephen LendmanFor over a century now US ambassadors have acted as fifth columns in the nations they are embedded in, their role chiefly to foster corporate and plutocratic power and coordinate machinations against any truly pro-democratic government.•••••"The dead end identity politics of SF Pride, which sells out a peace hero like Bradley Manning to curry favor with the American ruling class, is what I had in mind. The empire loves your tameness, irrelevance and cowardice, SF Pride. You don’t bother the American ruling class — a five foot two, 105 pound soldier does because he has a conscience and because he didn’t make comfort the guiding principle of his life...." —Randy Shields

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THE GREANVILLE POST, part of the Cyrano’s Journal group of alternative information sites, seeks to spotlight the outrageous but increasingly common intersection of induced stupidity, high-handed political fraudulence and domestic and international criminality which characterize life in the American empire in the early part of the 21st century. (The 20th was no bargain!).

As such we focus on the infotainment world, the political and corporate class (so intertwined as to be almost inseparable in many cases), and their main instrument for mischief, the corporate mass media, which via constant escapism, disinformation and gross omission of important truths continue to serve as the chief ideological guardians for the global capitalist system.

The Greanville Post is published by Greanville Publishing, LLC., which is also responsible for Cyrano’s Journal Today. 

  4 Responses to “About TGP”

  1. [...] of Massive, the Greanvile Post is showing up as the alternative to the now capitulating, standard, corporate-lapping Huffington Post. I am not [...]

  2. Guys, I keep an eye on you for the past two weeks and I can only be sorry for having discovered you that late. Keep up the good work.

    The reason I’m contacting you though is to report that somehow your site is being reported by the opera browser as delivering malware. Today is the first day I see it so this must be a new one.

    Make sure that you contact opera blacklist administrators to straight this out as I’m sure there must be some kind of misunderstanding (or that opera people are stupid and I quit opera).

    Once again – keep up the good work.

  3. Bill,

    We’re most grateful for your pointing this out to us, as we were unaware of this threat. We will immediately investigate and see what we can do. As you may know our site has been hacked on several occasions. We have not established conclusively if this is a case of malicious hacking, attempts at thievery of some kind, or politically motivated. The current iteration of our site is the one we substituted after our well-known design had to be put away due to technical problems caused by the hack attack, which forced a 10-day shutdown of the site.

    Again, our sincere thanks. And we appreciate your words.

    Jay Thomas
    For the editorial group
    TGP

  4. A Republic cannot survive without honest, truthful news and information. THANK YOU GREANVILLE POST… I admire the courage and fortitude you exhibit for the people and for helping keep us free with information we need and can use !!! Blessings to all !!

    Live Free or Die !

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