WITNESSES TO HISTORY
CALEB T. MAUPIN
Published on Mar 13, 2017
Caleb Maupin is a radical journalist and political analyst who resides in New York City. Originally from Ohio, he studied political science at Baldwin-Wallace College. He has reported from across the United States, as well as from Iran, the Gulf of Aden and Venezuela. He has been a featured speaker at many Universities, and at international conferences held in Tehran, Quito, and Brasilia. His writings have been translated and published in many languages including Farsi, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, and Portuguese. He is originally from Ohio. In addition to his journalism, analysis, and commentary, he has engaged in political activism. He was involved in the Occupy Wall Street movement from its planning stages in August of 2011. Maupin writes on American foreign policy and other social issues. Maupin is featured as a Distinguished Collaborator with The Greanville Post. READ MORE ABOUT CALEB MAUPIN HERE.
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We saw the elevating fact of the Fox Five team on cable television ‘news’ rejoicing that Trump had given full power to the CIA to execute drone killings when they think it to be necessary, it being an un-elected secret arm of the executive. Their rationale was that now the US did not have to send in any longer large ground troops to battle and suffer thus less human losses. Cheerio !