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Fascism American-Style: How to Hold Them Accountable
By Robert Bows “Of course we will have fascism in America but we will call it democracy!”--Huey Long “Fascism is not defined by the number of its victims, but by the way it kills them.” --Jean-Paul Sartre “Fascism ought to… more »
Science fiction is the most powerful and imaginative mode of writing: Adam Roberts
Interview by Kourosh Ziabari Adam Roberts is a British academician, literary critic and science fiction writer. He has a degree in English from the University of Aberdeen and a PhD from the Cambridge University on Robert Browning and the Classics. He… more »
Haiti's Sham Elections: Solidifying Imperial Control
By Stephen Lendman On November 28, first round legislative and presidential elections will be held. As a previous article explained, democracy will be absent because the nation's most popular party, Aristide's Fanmi Lavalas, and 14 others are excluded,… more »
Rethinking the Global Economy: The Case for Sharing
By Rajesh Makwana The basic assumptions about human nature that inform economic and political decision-making are long outdated and fundamentally flawed. By acknowledging our interdependence and common ethical values, we can build a more sustainable,… more »
Remembering Chalmers Ashby Johnson (8/6/31 - 11/20/10)
By Stephen Lendman A personal note. It's no way to begin a Sunday or any day. An email explained. My first thought was: damn, we lost another good one when we urgently need him and many others, given the state of today's America - out-of-control… more »
Iran is the most important country in world politics today: Erri De Luca
Interview by Kourosh Ziabari Erri De Luca is an internationally-renowned Italian poet and writer. "Corriere della Sera" literature critic Giorgio De Rienzo has called him "the writer of the decade". He started writing since he was 20; however, his first… more »
Cutting the Deficit: Sacrificing Workers to Save the Rich
By James Petras “There’s class warfare, all right, but its my class, the rich class that’s making war and we’re winning” Warren Buffet The most important and popular social and tax programs in the United States are threatened by a self-styled… more »
Imperial America's End Time
by Stephen Lendman Noted analysts on both left and right see America's empire in decline. In his 2009 book, "Global Depression and Regional Wars," James Petras said: "All the idols of capitalism over the past three decades have crashed. The assumptions… more »
Mohamed Osman Mohamud: Terrorist or Victim?
by Stephen Lendman November 27 major media headlines accused him, including New York Times writers Colin Miner, Liz Robbins and Erik Eckholm triple-teaming him in their article titled, "FBI Says Oregon Suspect Planned 'Grand' Attack." Their saying so… more »
U.S. gets human rights advice from the world
Mary Shaw On November 5, the United States had its first-ever formal evaluation under the Universal Period Review process before the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). This process was established in 2006 to periodically review the human… more »
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