Democrats Try Changing the Subject to Distract from Internal Dissension
Stephen Lendman Republicans were touted as the divided party this year. It looks almost unified compared to dissension in Democrat ranks. Hillary’s impending Tuesday night nomination created a firestorm of anger among Sanders’ delegates, along with rage… more »
Turkey’s Erdogan Running Wild, Geopolitics in Play
Stephen Lendman Wannabe sultan Erdogan’s policies aren’t pretty. His reign of terror continues into its eighth day, likely lots more purging ahead. What’s unfolding followed what looked like a stage-managed sham military uprising - sloppy, inept and… more »
NYT Obscene Pro-Clintonism, Anti-Trumpism
Stephen Lendman Times editors reinvented war goddess/Wall Street tool Clinton into a mythical US presidential candidate of unparalleled stature, ignoring her high crimes - while bashing Trump relentlessly. He’s a billionaire tycoon businessman with no… more »
Polarization and the Powder Keg
James Petras Introduction The constitutional order of the US, such as it exists, faces a profound crisis of legitimacy, rooted in the multi polarity of US society. The US is divided among (1) a deeply entrenched police – judicial – presidential state… more »
Russia’s Lavrov Blasts West
Stephen Lendman Noted for his unmatched world-class diplomacy and seemingly infinite patience in dealing with intractable issues, Lavrov was uncharacteristically blunt in calling the West (meaning America mostly) “a bull in a china shop.” Perhaps… more »
Russia Bombs Secret US/UK Base in Syria
Stephen Lendman US, NATO and regional rogue state operations in Syria flagrantly breach international law - waging war on a nonbelligerent country without Security Council authorization. Russia alone among major powers operates legally, invited by… more »
Suspicious Munich Shootings
Stephen Lendman Munich’s history includes earlier notorious events. In November 1923, Hitler’s putsch attempt failed. Imprisonment, Mein Kampf, his rise to power and WW II followed, changing the course of world history. During the 1972 Olympic games,… more »
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