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Ann Garrison

Berkeley
As seen in: Black Agenda Report, The Repository, The Root, Common Dreams, AllAfrica, Global Research, Before It's News, CounterPunch, Mint Press News, Mondoweiss, Rebelion and
Journalist: Contributing Editor/Black Agenda Report, Grayzone contributor: thegrayzone.com/?s=Ann+Garrison, Pacifica Radio reporter/host
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Saudi Arabia Forms A 14-State Coalition To Stop Ansar Allah

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By Ann Garrison
| Popular Resistance
Saudi Arabia has formed a 14-state coalition to stop Ansar Allah. Which has threatened to blockade its oil tankers in the Red Sea. On July 18, Iran fireda ballistic missile at a US base in Saudi Arabia, its first direct strike on a US military installation in the kingdom in four months.
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Black Agenda Report

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By Francis Phillip, Tunde Osazua, Ann Garrison
| Black Agenda Report Verified
Image: Lbnntv.com From boots on the ground to battles for the mind. Kit Klarenberg examines the Pentagon's new psychological operations unit and Washington's bid to reclaim influence in Africa. Originally published in Al Mayadeen. The Pentagon has activated a new psychological operations unit targeting Africa, tasked with “expanding the military’s ability to influence foreign audiences” across the continent.
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Black Agenda Report

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By Julia Wright, Ann Garrison, Ali Abunimah
| Black Agenda Report Verified
"54 years after his assassination by the Zionist entity, Ghassan Kanafani’s career, politics, and dedication to the Palestinian Liberation struggle remain instructive for anti-imperialist struggle in the face of murderous repression." Originally published in Scalawag. On the morning of July 8, 1972, a car bomb exploded outside of a house in Beirut. 36-year-old novelist, editor, and poet, Ghassan Kanafani, was killed, along with his 17-year-old niece, Lamees Najim.
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