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New Book Surveys Oaxaca Uprising to Teach Rebellion
By Hans Bennett “I am 77 years old. I have two children, eight grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren…My children are scared for me. It’s just that they love me. Everyone loves the little old granny, the mother hen of all those eggs. They say… more »
The Revolt Begins Against Obama's Fascist Agenda
by Jeffrey Steinberg A coast-to-coast revolt, led by leading California and New York Democrats, has begun, against President Barack Obama's plans to dismantle what remains of President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal system of protection of the general… more »
Tribal Marxism for Dummies
By Gilad Atzmon "The European left must make a serious critical assessment of this “we know better” attitude and the ways it tends to deal with popular forces in the south as ideologically and politically inferior." Hisham Bustani “The subsequent… more »
A Nation at the Brink - Mexico's July 5 Legislative Election
A Nation on the Brink Mexico's July 5 Legislative Elections Part 2 of a three part series (Part 1) Michael Collins and Kenneth Thomas Mexico approaches this election confronting the rise of a narcostate, growing economic chaos, social inequalities,… more »
Masters of hypocrisy
By Khalid Amayreh in occupied East Jerusalem I have no doubt whatsoever that Shimon Peres, the President of the criminal state of Israel, would be the main winner in any international championship for the world’s worst liar and hypocrite. This week,… more »
How can I not be angry?
Najwa Sheikh Ahmed Humans have certain capacities to perceive any kind of feelings and reactions, and thus specific strategies to cope with each feeling perceived either form environment or from the experiences they pass through. However, when these… more »
Shortness
Jon Meyer My talk at the Shortness Symposium at the Tate Modern went well. I had to restrict it to seven minutes long, which was a challenge! I started by conducting a financial transaction with the audience. I had written a small program which… more »
Breaking: Demos, actions in support of kidnapped peace activists across Europe
Editor Pal Tel Admin Gaza-london, July 2, ( Pal Telegraph) - The European campaign to end the siege on Gaza (ECESG) has called for international human rights organizations to organize protests in front of Israeli embassies across Europe in solidarity… more »
Venezuela & Iran: Whither the revolutions?
June was a busy month for two of Washington’s real ‘Axis of Evil’. Venezuela’s Chavez completed his nationalisation of oil and Iran’s Ahmedinejad stemmed a Western-backed colour revolution, leaving both bad boys in place, muses Eric Walberg What drives… more »
Hamas’ Political Impasse: Between Principal and Necessity
Ramzy Baroud Much can be said to explain, or even justify Hamas’ recent political concessions, where its top leaders in Gaza and Damascus agreed in principle with a political settlement on the basis of the two-state solution. On June 25, Damascus-based… more »
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