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Israel: Spoiling for Another Fight?
by Stephen Lendman Throughout its history, Israel intimidated as a regional menace, preemptively attacking Palestinians and regional neighbors for any reason or none at all. Each time, it's claimed self-righteousness and "self-defense," what scoundrels… more »
Powerful Aftershock Rocks Japan
by Stephen Lendman Measuring 7.1 (one or more other reports said 7.4), rocked northeast Japan, causing more damage and disruption to a devastated area. It cut electricity to four million homes, disrupted power at two nuclear facilities, and according to… more »
Hiding From Shame, Addicted To Optimism: The tyranny of our collective comfort zones
by Phil Rockstroh The technologies that inflicted upon the world the ongoing tragedies in both the Gulf of Mexico and Japan serve a dangerous addiction, an addiction to blind optimism, a habituation of mind that allows us to dwell within provisional… more »
Suppressing Truth and Promoting War: A New York Times Tradition
by Stephen Lendman According to media scholar/critic Robert McChesney, today's corporate journalism is co-opted, corrupted, gutted, and virtually worthless as a source of real news, information and analysis. As a result, a free and open society is at… more »
Does America have a Muslim problem?
Franklin Lamb Beirut photo- Terry Jones Whatever becomes of the truly pathetic “Pastor” Terry Jones and his plans to appear later this month at the largest Mosque in Michigan to condemn Islam and to generate some media attention while provoking all… more »
Obama Again Capitulates
by Stephen Lendman A previous article explained his sellout to Republicans last year on extending tax cuts to America's aristocracy, accessed through the following link: http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2010/12/obama-capitulates-to-republicans.html It… more »
Industry’s war on nature: ‘What are the bees telling us?’
By Rady Ananda While industries continue to pollute the planet with their toxic chemicals, toxic waste and toxic spills, Earth’s pollinators sing a swan song that leaves no doubt as to the folly of modern civilization. Our ability to hear and… more »
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Dangerous Crossroads: Is America Considering the Use of Nuclear Weapons against Libya? PART II
by Prof. Michel Chossudovsky Global Research, April 7, 2011 Image: Simulated Drop of B61-11 nuclear bomb from a B-2 Spirit Stealth bomber Shortly after the commencement of the Libya bombing campaign on March 19, the Pentagon ordered the testing of the… more »
GOP’S UNBALANCED BUDGET HAIRCUT
Allen L Roland It’s grand Kabuki theater in Washington, DC these days with both parties politically posturing, our Appeaser in Chief President straddling the middle and everyone ignoring the two elephants in the room ~ tax cuts for the rich and out of… more »
A Question Of Values And Ethics
by Brian McAfee The Muskegon Tea Party has scheduled a rally in the Muskegon area for April 15, it is important to take a look at them and their Republican cohorts to see what they are up to and what they really seem to want. First, of course, in… more »
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