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Against School
John Taylor Gatto How public education cripples our kids, and why I taught for thirty years in some of the worst schools in Manhattan, and in some of the best, and during that time I became an expert in boredom. Boredom was everywhere in my world, and… more »
Authoritarian Personality vs. Authoritarian Worldview
Austin Cline [THE F-SCALE] The term "authoritarian" gets thrown around quite frequently in connection to the Bush administration and the Republican Party without it being clear that it can refer to more than one related issue. I'm guilty of this as… more »
Cluster Bomb Treaty and the World's Unfinished Business
Ramzy Baroud The United States, Russia and China are sending a terrible message to the rest of the world by refusing to take part in the historic signing of a treaty that bans the production and use of cluster bombs. In a world that is plagued by war,… more »
The Abduction, Secret Detention, Torture, and Repeated Raping of Aafia Siddiqui
Stephen Lendman Post-9/11, the "war on terror" has been a jihad against Islam, the colonizers v. the colonized, or what Edward Said called "the familiar (America, Europe, us) and the strange (the Orient, East, them)." Dr. Aafia Siddiqui is one of its… more »
The Spurned Child Syndrome
Steven G. Erickson Either, or both, parents can pick one or more of their children that they'll spurn for a variety of reasons, or excuses. A parent that resents a child for not having it as difficult, stressful, and for not having to do without enough… more »
Billions for Bankers - Nothing for Workers
Edgar J. Steele "The future ain't what it used to be." --- Yogi Berra $700 billion to bail out the financial industry! Actually, over $800 billion once they got done "sweetening" the bailout package. That is what the US Congress voted to allow Treasury… more »
Rotted From the Head: Senate Lays Bare Bush Torture System -- But So What?
Chris Floyd At last, years late -- but better late than never, I suppose -- we have official recognition by the United States Senate of a fact that has been well-known to anyone willing to even glance at reality in past decade. We refer of course to the… more »
The Waziristan problem
Amna Saboor Waziristan constitutes a mountainous, rocky, inhospitable and extremely poor region in Pakistan’s northern territory having round about four and a half thousand square miles of area between eastern border of Afghanistan, NWPF province… more »
US- Canadian political impasse: The patient is dead
Eric Walberg The disastrous Bush years have left a legacy of war and financial collapse. They have also brought North America to a political impasse, bemoans Eric Walberg The really extraordinary political event in North American politics as 2008 came… more »
The Salvation Army's red kettle of trouble
Mary Shaw It's that time of year again. Outside the shopping malls and supermarkets we encounter the bell-ringing representatives of the Salvation Army, dressed in paramilitary uniform, with their big red kettles, begging for a share of our holiday… more »
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