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I believe I Saw Muammar Gadaffi On My Way To the Colosseum
The sting of satire can often underscore certain truths that straight prose rarely manages to touch. By Gaither Stewart Silvio Berlusconi. Until yesterday a loyal pal of Gaddafi's. Today, one of his executioners. (Roma) A cold wind was blowing down… more »
Where U.S. Chooses to Back ‘Armed Struggle’
By Nicola Nasser* Within a few days, the “Silmiya” (peaceful) popular uprising against the 42-year old rule of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya had turned into an “armed struggle” and in no time the U.S. administration was in full gear backing the Libyan armed… more »
Extreme right-wing symbolism sparks more violence
Mary Shaw When Jared Lee Loughner opened fire at a Tucson shopping center in January, killing six people and seriously wounding U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, he might or might not have been directly influenced by Sarah Palin's map that marked… more »
Lynne Stewart's Appeal Brief
by Stephen Lendman Numerous previous articles discussed her case, character, honor, and dedication to justice as the law demands, what it didn't afford her. Two of them covered her imprisonment and re-sentencing, accessed through the following links:… more »
Obama's Terror War on Libya
by Stephen Lendman Since WW II, America's gone to war as much to wage as win them because so many profiteers benefit. The prospect of peace, in fact, terrifies government, military officials, and corporate predators, so new enemies are invented when old… more »
Revisiting Israel's Terror War on Gaza
by Stephen Lendman Despite no legitimate provocation, Israel began terror bombing Gaza on December 27, 2008. Invasion followed, attacking innocent civilian men, women and children for over three weeks, using missiles, bombs, shells, and illegal weapons… more »
Lawsuit seeks to invalidate Monsanto’s GMO patents
By Rady Ananda “A new invention to poison people ... is not a patentable invention.” Lowell v. Lewis, 1817 A landmark lawsuit filed on March 29 in US federal court seeks to invalidate Monsanto’s patents on genetically modified seeds and to prohibit the… more »
Russell Defreitas: Terrorist or Political Prisoner?
by Stephen Lendman Many hundreds of wrongfully convicted men and women languish unjustly in US federal and state prisons, victims of judicial unfairness, get tough on crime policies, a guilty unless proved innocent mentality, three strikes and you're… more »
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Libya and Obama’s Defense of the ‘Rebel Uprising’
James Petras Over the past two weeks Libya has been subjected to the most brutal imperial air, sea and land assault in its modern history. Thousands of bombs and missiles, launched from American and European submarines, warships and fighter planes, are… more »
"Perpetual hell" of the Palestinian Refugee Camps
By Stuart Littlewood A delegation of parliamentarians has returned from a tour of the refugee camps in Lebanon and made its report http://www.prc.org.uk/newsite/images/stories/pdfs/PRC_lebanon_delegation.pdf. It was led by former British government… more »
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