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Declaration of Independance, then and now?
by: Endisnighe A little discussion about the Correlation of the past and the present. First off, lets take a look at the Declaration of Independance. Natural Law assertion When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to… more »
Tennessee Senate Republicans Trample Over Voter Rights
Keith Talley NASHVILLE - Tennessee Democratic Party Chairman Chip Forrester called yesterday's action by the Senate to delay the Tennessee Voters Confidence Act a partisan move by Republican leadership to deny the state's voters fair and accurate… more »
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Fascism
by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy As events this week have proven, SCOTUS is too highly venerated. Their latest outrage is the decree that 'corporations are people' and may spend as much money as they like in order to get their stooges into public… more »
NETANYAHU, HEGEL AND THE JEWISH SPIRIT
BY GILAD ATZMON “Spirit does not toss itself about in the external play of chance occurrences; on the contrary, it is that which determines history absolutely, and it stands firm against the chance occurrences which it dominates and exploits for its own… more »
Russia, Turkey and the Great Game: Changing teams
Eric Walberg Russian President Dmitri Medvedev’s visit to Turkish last month shows that Turkey and Russia are rapidly developing close economic and political ties. For all intents and purposes, Turkey has given up on the European Union, recognising it… more »
The Anti-War Peace Movement Needs a Re-Start, America Needs a Patriotic, Broad-Based and Politically Independent Opposition to War
By Kevin Zeese In his first year President Obama broke several war-making records of President George W. Bush. He passed the largest military budget in U.S. history, the largest one-year war supplementals and fired the most drone attacks on the most… more »
THE SHOA MUST GO ON
BY GILAD ATZMON Last week saw Holocaust survivor Thomas Blatt, 82 give testimony at the trial of John Demjanjuk. Blatt stated that he still has nightmares about his time at the camp at Sobibor, "I go there in my dreams, they are so real. In them I am… more »
What Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. might say to Bono and US!
eileen fleming In 1967 at Riverside Church, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the sermon and speech, Beyond Vietnam: Time to Break Silence, and addressed three of America’s demons; racism, materialism and militarism. He called our government; "the… more »
GAZA: what are promises of humanitarian aid worth?
Stuart Littlewood We keep hearing from the British government that they have spent £millions in humanitarian aid for Gaza. But nobody is saying exactly where the money has gone and who benefited. Of course, if they had done what they were supposed to… more »
Googles Deep CIA Connections
by Eric Sommer The western media is currently full of articles on Google's 'threat to quit China' over internet censorship issues, and the company's 'suspicion' that the Chinese government was behind attempts to 'break-in' to several Google email… more »
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