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The Rick Warren controversy and Barack's bad timing
Mary Shaw One of the many big political stories of the past few days is Barack Obama's newest pastor problem. Obama has chosen Rev. Rick Warren to deliver the inaugural invocation. This is the same Rick Warren, of the ironically named Saddleback… more »
Fighting Within
Gilad Atzmon Interviews Sid Shniad (IJV Canada) Recently I have been corresponding with Sid Shniad (1), a founding member of Canadian Independent Jewish Voice (Canadian IJV) (2). Those who are familiar with my writing are well aware of the fact that I… more »
Gore Vidal: The Prodigious Pessimist
Jonathan Raban Gore Vidal with beloved cat Baby Brown. In the grand sweep of Vidal's aquiline view, American history has been a succession of tragic follies, and his essays, in their still-uncollected totality, amount to a massive prose Dunciad of… more »
Try that One on for Size: Al-Zaidi Puts Iraq Back on the Map
Remi Kanazi I can't lie. I've watched Iraqi journalist Montather Al-Zaidi whip those two shoes past George Bush's head more times than I can count. I loved it; I even got into the corny jokes about the Red Sox drafting Al-Zaidi in the spring (cementing… more »
New Arctic Meltdown Rates Cut Little Ice With Governments
Andrew Glikson It is a good question whether the Australian government, having effectively abandoned any meaningful attempt at the arrest of accelerating climate change, would have changed its White Paper in view of rising melt rates of Arctic Sea ice,… more »
Bernard Madoff: Wall Street Swindler Strikes Powerful Blows for Social Justice
James Petras [Cartoon: 'Amateur' ] Wall Street broker Bernard (‘Bernie’) Madoff, former president of NASDAQ, revered and respected investor confessed to pulling off the biggest fraud in history, a $50 billion dollar scam. Bernie was known… more »
Obama's New Appointments
Stephen Lendman The beat goes on. As with his economic and security appointments, Obama again disappointed but didn't surprise. Without exception, his team assures business as usual, a near-seamless transition from George Bush, and not "change to… more »
From Global Crisis to "Global Government"
Andrew G. Marshall Introduction The United States’ National Intelligence Council has released a report, entitled "Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World". This declassified document is the fourth report of the Global Trends 2025: The National… more »
A Correction and an Apology
Chris Floyd In a brief post yesterday, I wrote that African-Americans were treated as second-class citizens in the United States. I would now like to apologize for making such a controversial -- and flagrantly incorrect -- statement. Obviously, I was… more »
Cheney Throws Down Gauntlet, Defies Prosecution for War Crimes
Marjorie Cohn Dick Cheney has publicly confessed to ordering war crimes. Asked about waterboarding in an ABC News interview, Cheney replied, “I was aware of the program, certainly, and involved in helping get the process cleared.” He also… more »
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