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I love Europe, but I despair of the EU
Henry Porter When the European Court of Human Rights announces a ban on crucifixes in Italian schools, you can either celebrate the liberal march of secularism or deplore the illiberal attack on religious expression and national tradition. Perhaps there… more »
Why I Voted NO
Dennis Kucinich We have been led to believe that we must make our health care choices only within the current structure of a predatory, for-profit insurance system which makes money not providing health care. We cannot fault the insurance companies for… more »
U.S. media overlook obvious explanation for Maj. Nidal's mass murder
Gwynne Dyer Earlier this year, the Pentagon committed $50 million to a study investigating why the suicide rate in the military is rising. It used to be below the suicide rate in comparable civilian groups, but now it’s four times higher. Thirteen… more »
The Walls of Berlin and Bil'in
eileen fleming [Bil'in, West Bank] Twenty years ago on Nov. 9, the Berlin Wall came crashing down due to the build up of pressures exerted by the Solidarity movement demanding freedom at the time of the demise of Communism. The fall of the Berlin Wall… more »
The Evolution Of Goliath
Concert-4-Palestine “I have stood in front of tearful Palestinian women as they nursed the bruises of their children who had been attacked by soldiers or settlers. I have listened to their sobs and wails as bulldozers plowed into their houses… more »
Afghanistan, the graveyard of empires or just a graveyard with a pipeline running through it?
William Bowles “The US does not need a final victory over the Talibs. Despite their widely advertized ferocious conflict, the US and the Talibs manage to coexist quite successfully in Afghanistan…”[1] Come on folks, it’s just… more »
Rendition prosecuted abroad while U.S. courts do nothing
Mary Shaw The George W. Bush administration was the target of much criticism from human rights groups for, among other things, its policy of extraordinary rendition, in which detainees have been transferred for interrogation in other countries that are… more »
How Zionist lobby stooges in Congress brought shame to their institution
Alan Hart As expected, the U.S. House of Representatives voted, on Tuesday 3 November, by 344 votes to 36, to urge the Obama administration to oppose endorsement of the Goldstone Report. But for those who are interested in truth and justice, not to… more »
36 HOUSE MEMBERS DEFEND GOLDSTONE REPORT / 344 CONDEMN IT
Allen L Roland In what has to be the most blatant act of allegiance to AIPAC versus their constituencies ~ the House of Representatives denounced the balanced and responsible Goldstone Gaza war crimes Report 344 to 36 despite the fact that every Israeli… more »
Mass shooting at Fort Hood: collateral damage from Iraq and Afghanistan wars
David Walsh The mayhem at Fort Hood in Texas, which has left 13 men and women dead and 30 injured, is a byproduct of the brutal wars in the Middle East and Central Asia. It is a form of “collateral damage” for which the American political… more »
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