Are You Ready For War With Demonized Iran?
Paul Craig Roberts How much attention do elections in Japan, India, Argentina, or any other country, get from the US media? How many Americans and American journalists even know who is in political office in other countries besides England, France, and… more »
In response to Netanyahu’s speech
The Palestinian Return Centre In a key policy speech coming at the back of seeming US pressure for a move towards peace in the Middle East, the right of return, a fundamental pillar for lasting peace in the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, is gravely… more »
Polling Predicted Intimidation -- and Not Necessarily Ahmadinejad's Victory
Nate Silver Ken Ballen and Patrick Doherty, who work for a nonprofit group called Terror Free Tomorrow: The Center for Public Opinion, are out with a comment in today's Washington Post which claims that their poll of 1,001 Iranians conducted last month… more »
Time to Emancipate the Airwaves: The Airwave Abolition Movement
Paul Scott Back in 1865, two years and some change after Abe Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, the slaves in Texas finally got the memo that chattel slavery had been abolished. Better late than never I suppose. However, if the right wing talking… more »
Appalachia and Colombia: The People Behind the Coal - An interview with Aviva Chomsky
By Hans Bennett Aviva Chomsky is professor of history and Latin American Studies at Salem State College in Massachusetts. The most recent books she has written are Linked Labor Histories: New England, Colombia, and the Making of a Global Working Class.… more »
Rafsanjani's gambit backfires
M K Bhadrakumar Iranian politics is never easy to decode. The maelstrom around Friday's presidential election intrigued most avid cryptographers scanning Iranian codes. So many false trails appeared that it became difficult to decipher who the real… more »
LIGHTS-OUT ON THE TUBE
From post by nimda/‘In the Public Interest’ on Nader dot org Excerpted, edited by Carolyn Bennett “Television today—over the air and cable—with the usual exceptions, could empty the dictionary of disparaging adjectives.…” Television is “… second-rate… more »
A Sunday with Vanunu
eileen fleming Occupied East Jerusalem, June 15, 2009- Mordechai Vanunu and I, first crossed paths on the first day of summer in 2005, which was five days before my return to the USA from my first 16 Days in Israel Palestine [1] On my last evening of my… more »
Industrialized Farming Endangers World Food Supply
Karin Friedemann Multi-national food corporations are increasingly using global food insecurity as a tool for political control. The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) reports that “land grabbing” by foreign investors in… more »
Does Israel Really Have a Right to Exist?
Susan Abulhawa Following Netanyahu’s much anticipated policy speech, politicians and journalists, like mindless automatons, have set about repeating Israel’s tired mantra that Palestinians should recognize Israel’s right to exist.… more »
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