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Julian Assange: At the Forefront of 21st Century Journalism
By Kevin Zeese How WikiLeaks is democratizing journalism, redistributing power and increasing transparency If there were ever a doubt about whether the editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, is a journalist, recent events erase all those doubts… more »
World's End Explaining The Paths By Which The Truth Shall Set US Free
By Dr. Joseph Chiappalone In the late 1970s and early 1980s, even while I was practicing fulltime Medicine in Melbourne Australia, I experienced a set of extraordinary circumstances which allowed me to contact what I term Supra-Mental Consciousness. I… more »
This is what democracy looks like
Mary Shaw Around the world, the frustration of ordinary people with the economy, unemployment, corruption, and repression has reached critical mass. They're mad as hell, as the famous movie line goes, and they're not going to take it anymore. The people… more »
German Court Calls for Collider Safety Conference
by LHC Safety Review COLOGNE, February 28 - As the world's largest atom smasher prepares to restart after a two-month break, a German court has called for the German Government to convene a conference on the collider's potential risks. After an… more »
Spreading Activism for Change
by Stephen Lendman Egyptians want it. So do Palestinians, Arabs throughout the region, protesting East and West Europeans, others across the world, and growing numbers in America, especially in Wisconsin - ground zero to save organized labor. At issue… more »
Middle East Protests Continue for Unmet Demands
by Stephen Lendman So far, weeks of regional protests achieved nothing. Despite ousting Egypt's Mubarak and Tunisia's Ben Ali, their regimes remain in place, offering nothing but unfulfilled promises. On February 26, Egyptians again protested in Tahrir… more »
America's Total Surveillance Society
by Stephen Lendman In 2003, an ACLU report warned that "Big Brother" no longer is fiction, America having advanced to where total surveillance is now possible. Barry Steinhardt, Director of the ACLU's Technology and Liberty Program said: "Given the… more »
AN INTERVIEW WITH GILAD ATZMON-TO CALL A SPADE A SPADE
Silvia Cattori Gilad Atzmon is an outstandingly charming man. He is often described by music critics as one of the finest contemporary jazz saxophonists. But Atzmon is more than just a musician: for those who follow events in the Middle East, he is… more »
Why a Flat Tariff on All U.S. Imports Would Work
Ian Fletcher I advocate protectionism. But one standard criticism is that this would just result in politically connected industries getting tariffs raised on the products they produce. This would corrupt our economy, force consumers to pay higher… more »
‘Global Economic Crisis’ exposes plans for a global military dictatorship
By Rady Ananda Review of: The Global Economic Crisis: The Great Depression of the XXI Century Editors, Michel Chossudovsky and Andrew Gavin Marshall Publisher: Global Research, 2010 (391 pp) There’s a certain irony to my reading this book while waiting… more »
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