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We're All Egyptians Now!
by Stephen Lendman And Tunisians, and Yemenis, and Algerians, and Jordanians, and Lebanese, and, of course, Palestinians, suffering for over six decades after Israel stole their historic homeland, over 43 years under brutal, suffocating occupation.… more »
Reagan’s Secret Legacy
Peter Chamberlin On this, the one-hundredth birthday of Ronald Reagan, the Reagan worshippers are coming out of the woodwork. It seems that the self-appointed leaders of the “Tempest in the Teapot” party (or whatever they call themselves), even Obama… more »
Haiti Update: Electoral Runoff and Aristide's Status
by Stephen Lendman With world attention focused on Middle East events, mainly Egypt's, Haiti's gotten little attention despite its compelling need for real change. So far, it's nowhere in sight, nor openly discussed, or demanded like visible millions… more »
The Arab Revolt in Tunisia and Egypt
Ziad Shaker elJishi I get sick to my stomach listening to CNN or reading the New York Times but i do it every once and a while because i like to learn what the imperialist and pro-Zionist media outlets are saying. Yesterday was no exception as I… more »
The "Recovery" - - Just Don't Eat, Heat Your Home, or Buy Clothing
By Numerian We still don’t even know if Fed officials actually believe the ridiculous things they say, or whether they are merely acting stupid to hide the fact that they have created a world in which financial prudence is punished, those who save are… more »
El Salvador's Sweatshop Economy
by Stephen Lendman A previous article addressed global sweatshop wage slavery, accessed through the following link: http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2010/02/global-sweatshop-wage-slavery.html Definition of a Sweatshop The term has been around since the… more »
End Game in Egypt
by Stephen Lendman On February 3, New York Times writers Helene Cooper and Mark Landler headlined, "White House, Egypt Discuss Plan for Mubarak's Exit," saying: His administration is "discussing with Egyptian officials a proposal for (Mubarak) to resign… more »
TONY BLAIR'S LEGACY OF DECEPTION
By Susan Lindauer He's got the smirking grin of a politician who knows that he got away with his crimes. He escaped responsibility for his political murders and the full brunt of moral outrage for the wasteful public sacrifice on his behalf. I can see… more »
The French Philosopher
Gilad Atzmon What makes one a philosopher? Probably, the capacity to aim at the essence of things, while celebrating the love of wisdom (philo-sophos). Though Bernard-Henri Lévy presents himself as a French philosopher, he seems to lack that elementary… more »
As Tahrir Square goes so goes the Middle East?
Franklin Lamb Beirut It is difficult to overstate the potential for Egyptian citizens advancing universal aspirations for freedom, dignity and basic human rights now spreading from the determination of those who for more than a week have risked their… more »
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