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Help Save Jennifer's Life
by Jennifer Jones Austin Hello, my name is Jennifer Jones Austin. I am a 41 year old mother of two young children. On September 23 of this year, I was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Just days before I was walking around feeling fine, taking care… more »
Is "More Jobs" Sustainable or Necessary in the Post-Peak Oil World?
by Jan Lundberg What was required for a growing economy, that was supposed to uplift all of modern humanity, is at root a false notion for the manipulated public: the overwhelming majority must work for others to enrich the few so that all of society… more »
Brutalizing Palestinian Children
by Stephen Lendman As an isolated incident, it would be appalling and criminal. As a regular occurrence, it's state-sponsored terrorism against defenseless children, subjected to barbarism by Israeli soldiers committing crimes against humanity to crush… more »
The Imperial Origins of Feudal America
by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy Any politician can cook up a run o' the mill recession, but it requires the GOP to revert an entire people to feudalism. Our status as vassal of China is the evidence and result of our feudal status. GOP policies… more »
THE REAL AMERICAN EMERGENCY
by Mary Pitt "They came in their thousands, queuing through the night to secure one of the coveted wristbands offering entry into a strange parallel universe where medical care is a free and basic right and not an expensive luxury. Some of these… more »
Does Israel hope to spark a new wave of suicide bombing?
Stuart Littlewood “The suicide bomber wrote that he began to live the day he came to know he was to die. Where did he get this passion to kill?” - Mahesh Bhatt Here in the civilised West we hate suicide bombers with a passion. We’re taught that the… more »
Economic Warfare? Europe versus Wall Street
Michael Collins (March 10) Wall Streets is headed toward international pariah status thanks to two recent actions by the European Union (EU). On Tuesday, the EU announced that it was banning Wall Street banks from the lucrative government bond business… more »
The Business of Water: Privatizing An Essential Resource
by Stephen Lendman In her 2002 book titled, "Water Wars," noted author, social activist, and ecologist Vandana Shiva called privatizing water: -- ecological terrorism; -- a global water crisis; -- along with overuse, waste and pollution, it can cause… more »
Russia, Azerbaijan/Armenia: All roads lead to the Caucasus
Eric Walberg Georgia is eager for another war, but there are other fires there which refuse to die -- Russia’s battles with terrorism and separatists and Azerbaijan’s bleeding wound in ethnic Armenian Nagorno Karabakh, notes Eric Walberg The Russian… more »
The Fugitive Humanity of City Spaces
Jeremy Seabrook The word slum has come in for much criticism recently, and rightly so. It is a concept borrowed from the streets of 19th century Britain; the word assumes that the same serene improvement to urban landscapes witnessed in this country… more »
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