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Liberals and Pimping the Pain of the People
Larry Pinkney “People who shut their eyes to reality simply invite their own destruction, and anyone who insists on remaining in a state of innocence long after that innocence is dead turns himself into a monster.” -James Baldwin “Had the price of… more »
Bahrain’s revolution reaches what could become decisive phase
Bahrain Freedom Movement The people’s revolution is on its track; calling for the removal of the regime and performing various activities on the road to victory. In the past week several remarkable activities were undertaken with sounding success. First… more »
A Palestinian Wrong Way to Peace
By Nicola Nasser* When allowed to turn freely, the metaphoric Palestinian compass points in one direction -- that of Palestinian struggle. But most of the time, someone is interfering with this compass, rigging it to other directions, as in the case of… more »
"An Amero For Your Thoughts" (OpEdNews 404 – Repost)
By Robert Singer Click here to read why “this article is not currently available” at OpEdNews. October 13, 2008 An Amero For Your Thoughts The dollar has been poised to collapse since 1980. Turns out Iraq had no nuclear weapons but, by rejecting the… more »
Why So Many Americans Hate Obama
Joel S. Hirschhorn I can explain why so many Americans are angry about President Obama and dislike or hate him with passion, and why it has little to do with his actions and policies. But first I must examine the confluence of two historical inflection… more »
Protectionism of the Future vs. Protectionism of the Past
Ian Fletcher Protectionism is frequently tarred as a backward-looking policy which merely preserves yesterday’s jobs at the expense of tomorrow’s. This is a snappy-sounding canard, but it has nothing to do with the contemporary critique of free trade.… more »
Muammar Al Gaddafi Meets his own Rebels
by Dan Lieberman Fidel Castro and Muammar Al Gaddafi have distinction of being the two world leaders whose non-royal governments survived the longest. Their continual presence testifies to the inadequacy of United States foreign policy – years of… more »
Battleground Wisconsin: Corporate Power v. Worker Rights
by Stephen Lendman The issue in Wisconsin and across America is simple and straightforward - a corporate-financed offensive to crush unions, returning workers to 19th century harshness with no rights whatever. As a result, well-funded union busting… more »
Memo to Congress: Show Us the M-O-N-E-Y! (Part 3, Conclusion)
Geraldine Perry To examine the question posed in Part 2 (namely how can the Federal Reserve, as the nation's designated monetary authority, balance the internal needs of the world's largest economy with the inevitable impact that that economy has on the… more »
Gilad Atzmon: The Penny Has Dropped
Gilad Atzmon Ynet reported yesterday , that in a BBC global poll gauging attitudes towards various countries worldwide, Israel came pretty much at the bottom -- There were just three countries less popular than the Jewish State – Pakistan, North Korea… more »
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