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The E.C.B. Fiddles While Rome Burns
by Ellen Brown “To some people, the European Central Bank seems like a fire department that is letting the house burn down to teach the children not to play with matches.” So wrote Jack Ewing in the New York Times last week. . . . “The E.C.B. has a fire… more »
Canada and Mexico to Join U.S. in NAFTA of the Pacific
By Dana Gabriel At the recent APEC meetings, Canada and Mexico announced their interest in joining the U.S., along with other countries already engaged in negotiations to establish what has been referred to as the NAFTA of the Pacific. The leaders of… more »
Target Syria
by Stephen Lendman Washington's Greater Middle East project involves waring against the region one country at a time to replace independent regimes with client ones. Softer targets were attacked first. Tougher ones remain, notably Iran and Syria.… more »
Medvedev's Nov. 23 Address to the Nation: A Stark, Measured Statement of The Grave Strategic Reality
by larouchepac.com Russian President Dmitri Medvedev's November 23 televised address to the nation conveyed the stark reality that the Russian leadership anticipates the outbreak of global nuclear war, and is determined both to defend Russia under those… more »
Lauren Booth: Three people in this marriage. The PSC, the JC and Harry’s Place
By Gilad Atzmon This week, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign has revealed itself to be ethically compromised at the highest level. In recent months it has become clear that the central office of the PSC, are increasingly pandering to the whims of… more »
Indefinite Domestic Military Detentions
by Stephen Lendman Congress is now considering legislative language to mandate indefinite military detentions of US citizens suspected of present or past associations with alleged terrorist groups, with or without evidence to prove it. More on that… more »
The New Authoritarianism: From Decaying Democracies to Technocratic Dictatorships and Beyond
James Petras Introduction We live in a time of dynamic, regressive, regime changes. A period in which major political transformations and the dramatic roll back of a half century of socio-economic legislation are accelerated by a prolonged and deepening… more »
No to Co-Option: MoveOn is the Opposite of the Occupy Movement
By Kevin Zeese MoveOn’s History of Undermining Progressive Causes in Support of the Corporate-Dominated Democratic Party While most of the comments about my articleon Van Jones and our GeneralAssembly's call for independence from the Democratic Party… more »
Israel: Profile of a Rogue State
by Stephen Lendman Rogue states spurn international law, treaties, conventions, and in Israel's case its own laws and Supreme Court decisions. Daily examples offer proof, including from Ahmed el-Helah and Mariam Itani's new book titled, "The Suffering… more »
Spreading Eurozone Contagion
by Stephen Lendman The operative word is contagion. It's malignant and spreading because it's unresolved and irresponsibly addressed. Germany, Europe's strongest economy, just had its worst ever bond auction since 1999. Over a third of 10-year bunds… more »
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