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American Democracy The Best Form of Fascism Money Can Buy
By Larry Pinkney "You show me a capitalist and I'll show you a bloodsucker." - Malcolm X [el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz] "In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the… more »
US Intervention in Syria
by Stephen Lendman Despite genuine popular Middle East/North Africa uprisings, Washington's dirty hands orchestrated regime change plans in Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Jordan, and Syria as part of its "New Middle East" project. On November 18, 2006, Middle… more »
The Bipartisan Citizen Beat Down and the End of Democracy
Michael Collins Both political parties are manifestly hostile to citizens. This hostility reduces electoral participation to just over 50% of the voting age population for presidential elections and less than 40% for off-year congressional elections.… more »
America's Terminal Decline
by Stephen Lendman What distinguished experts long knew (timetables aside), the IMF just recognized, saying China's economy will surpass America's in 2016. If so, it will signal an end to the "Age of America," and no wonder after decades of heedless… more »
Palestinian Unity Deal Announced
by Stephen Lendman On April 27, the International Middle East Media Center headlined, "Rival Palestinian Factions Reach Reconciliation Agreement," saying: Meeting in Cairo, Palestinian media sources announced a Hamas - Fatah reconciliation draft… more »
No Justice, No Peace: Canadian Mining in Ecuador and Impunity
By Carlos Zorrilla and Cyril Mychalejko Intagresidentslose much more than a lawsuit against the Toronto Stock Exchange and Copper Mesa On December 2, 2006, 14 paramilitaries armed with 38-caliber guns and pepper spray fired into a group of unarmed… more »
Everyday People (Commemorating 125 years of labor struggle since the Haymarket Massacre)
By Dennis Rahkonen Heroes aren't white knights on galloping horses history's shapers aren't rich men and kings They're the simple and hardworking everyday people who toil at the margins and wait in the wings more »
The Economic and Social Losses On The Way
By Emily Spence At present, numerous environmental researchers are warning of future resource shortages. The list of them is large and includes water, oil, a variety of minerals and metals, as well as other materials. Yet, most people carry on as if… more »
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Bush court dismisses 9/11 suit against Bush officials, orders sanctions
By Rady Ananda Rather than judicially review significant evidence in the events of September 11, 2001, on April 27, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s dismissal of an Army Specialist's complaint against former Vice President Dick… more »
Professor Hassan Diab: Unjustly Victimized
by Stephen Lendman An earlier article discussed the case of Canadian Professor Denis Rancourt. In March 2009, the University of Ottawa unjustly fired him for heroically supporting Palestinian liberation and justice. Access it through the following link:… more »
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