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Davies: Bomber in Chief
Zmag Article, March, 01 2013
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
On U.S. bombing and drone attacks
Davies: Bomber in Chief
Znet Article, January, 24 2013
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
20,000 airstrikes in the President's first term cause death and destruction from Iraq to Somalia
Davies: Armed Rebels and Middle-Eastern Power Plays: How the U.S. Is Helping to Kill Peace in Syria
Znet Article, November, 06 2012
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
The U.S. government has escalated violence in Syria by providing rebels with equipment and intelligence
Davies: Investing in Weapons, War, and Obama
Zmag Article, May, 01 2012
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
General Dynamics, the Crown family, and corporate/personal political influence
Davies: America's Death Squads
Zmag Article, March, 01 2012
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
The U.S. expands its campaign of targeted killings
Davies: The Victory of Popular Resistance in Occupied Iraq
Zmag Article, January, 02 2012
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
America's divide and rule strategy
Davies: The Victory of Popular Resistance In Occupied Iraq
Zmag Article, December, 01 2011
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
Countering the "official" narrative, part one
Davies: Checkmate In The Great Game
Zmag Article, July, 01 2011
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
The growth of the Shanhai Cooperation Organization and its possible effect on US global hegemony
Davies: The U.S. Military Budget & the Threat to China
Zmag Article, January, 01 2011
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
A splurge in "defense" spending unrelated to the terror war
Davies: Deaths Revealed by Wikileaks Are Tip of Iceberg
Zmag Article, November, 28 2010
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
Mainstream counts left hundreds of thousands unreported dead
Davies: The Great Game in the Graveyard of Empires
Zmag Article, January, 01 2010
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
Past empires' conquests and defeats in Afghanistan
Davies: Suspected War Criminal Leads U.S. Forces In Afghanistan
Zmag Article, July, 01 2009
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
General Stan McChrystal and illegal special forces tactics
Davies: The Caroline Rooting
Zmag Article, May, 01 2009
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
The prinicipals of proportionality and necessity in international law
Davies: Setting the record straight on the U.S. invasion and destruction of Iraq
Zmag Article, September, 01 2007
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
As the destruction of Iraq has progressed, the country beyond the walls of the Green Zone in Baghdad has become deadly for journalists. Western reporting on the war, which was corrupted from the start by the Pentagon’s psych...
Davies: The Iraq Study Group
Zmag Article, February, 01 2007
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
I n December, the Iraq Study Group (also known as the BakerHamilton Commission) published the most candid review of the crisis in Iraq so far by an official U.S. policy group. The principal weaknes...
Davies: Burying The Lancet Report
Zmag Article, February, 01 2006
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
O ver a year ago an international team of epidemiologists, head- ed by Les Roberts of Johns Hop- kins School of Public Health, completed a “cluster sample survey” of civilian casualties...
Davies: The Dirty War in Iraq
Zmag Article, November, 01 2005
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
On September 8, 2005 the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq issued a human rights report, stating that the governing institutions created by the United States in Iraq are engaged in an organ...
Davies: The Bloody Trail From Downing Street to DC
Zmag Article, September, 01 2005
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
I n “The Crime of War: from Nuremberg to Fallujah” ( Z Magazine , February 2005), I described how the war in Iraq constitutes aggression as it is defined under international law. At the time ...
Davies: Whose War Is This Anyway?
Zmag Article, April, 01 2005
Nicolas j. s. Davies
Davies's ZSpace page
M any of the government and media executives who participated in the marketing campaign for the U.S. war of aggression in Iraq are now calling it a “serious mistake.” Richard Perle, the former head of the D...
