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What's a capitalist to do?
AIG's Joe Cassano - An American Tragedy By Numerian Posted by Michael Collins What’s a capitalist to do when he loses $500 billion and almost single-handedly destroys the global economy? In Japan you would bow deeply in public and express the deepest… more »
War in Afghanistan: Illegal, Untenable and Unwinnable
by Stephen Lendman A May 30 Delaware County Times editorial headlined, "Is US fighting unwinnable war in Afghanistan" asking: "Why should America (believe) it can (accomplish what the) Soviet Union (and) Britain couldn't....? Public sentiment against it… more »
Prof William O. Beeman: Iranians deny the arrogant literature of the west
By Kourosh Ziabari Prof. William O. Beeman Prof. William O. Beeman is the head of anthropology department at the University of Minnesota. His inimitable and independent approach toward the current affairs of Iran, one of the most controversial countries… more »
Credo Mutwa on Barack Obama
Credo Mutwa The Zulu shaman, or sanusi, Credo Mutwa, has written a poem to express his thoughts on what he sees as the true nature of Barack Obama and the agenda for Africa and the world that he represents. "An actor walks upon the floodlit stage of… more »
The End of Oil, and Government
by Jan Lundberg The unsustainable U.S. economy and coast-to-coast consumer society that uses more oil than any other nation will keep up its energy gluttony until supplies finally give out. Because oil is the most critical part of our energy mix, and it… more »
State Terror, Israeli Style
by Stephen Lendman Ongoing since its May 14, 1948 "Declaration of Independence," Israel systematically reigned terror against Palestinians and neighboring states, always claiming self-defense - bogus then, bogus now, historian Ilan Pappe describing… more »
Death Squad Terror in Honduras
by Stephen Lendman On June 28, 2009, while he slept, dozens of Honduran soldiers stormed President Manuel Zelaya's residence, arrested him at gunpoint, and exiled him to Costa Rica, in violation of the 1982 Constitution, stating: "No Honduran may be… more »
Court Vacates Siegelman Charges, As Kagan and DOJ Team Lose
By Andrew Kreig Huffington Post, June 29 Posted by Michael Collins "As a start in redressing the nation's most notorious political prosecution, the Supreme Court today released its decision vacating federal corruption convictions of former Alabama Gov.… more »
Leader of Deathsquads Wins Colombian Election
James Petras Juan Manuel Santos, notorious Defense Minister in the regime of outgoing President Alvaro Uribe and closely identified with high crimes against humanity “won” the recent Presidential elections in Colombia, June 2010. The major electronic… more »
Sacking McChrystal: Testimony to a Lost War
by Stephen Lendman On August 10, 1997, in The New York Times Magazine, David K. Shipler headlined, "Robert McNamara and the Ghosts of Vietnam" saying: Looking back, one of the key war architects admitted "how dangerous it is for political leaders to… more »
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