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America's Student Loan Racket: Soaring Default Rates
by Stephen Lendman An earlier article discussed Permanent Debt Bondage from America's Student Loan Racket," accessed through the following link: http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/01/permanent-debt-bondage-from-americas.html It explained… more »
Imperialism: Bankers, Drug Wars and Genocide
James Petras In May 2011, Mexican investigators uncovered another mass clandestine grave with dozens of mutilated corpses; bringing the total number of victims to 40,000 killed since 2006 when the Calderon regime announced its “war on drug traffickers”.… more »
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Killing Rachel Corrie Twice
by Stephen Lendman On May 16, at 6:54AM Gaza time (3:54AM GMT), in international waters, an Israeli naval vessel attacked the Malaysian owned Spirit of Rachel Corrie ship (officially the MV Finch), carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. More details below.… more »
Spain’s Tahrir Square
By Pablo Ouziel Spain’s people’s movement has finally awoken, la Puerta del Sol in Madrid is now the country’s Tahrir Square, and the ‘Arab Spring’ has been joined by what is now bracing to become a long ‘European Summer’. As people across the Arab… more »
America's Appalling Human Rights Record
by Stephen Lendman Coincidental with high-level US - China May 9 and 10 talks, the Atlantic magazine quoted Hillary Clinton calling China's human rights record "deplorable." She also suggested possible unrest erupting like in the Middle East, then… more »
The International Criminal Court: An Imperial Tool
by Stephen Lendman Established by the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court on July 1, 2002, it's mandated to prosecute individuals for genocide and aggression, as well as crimes or war and against humanity. Much earlier, the UN Charter was… more »
BARDA awards $3 billion in vaccine contracts for eradicated smallpox
By Rady Ananda At the 64th World Health Assembly underway right now in Geneva thru May 24, a major review of smallpox experimentation will be presented where leaders are expected to call for the destruction of all remaining samples, since the disease… more »
Israeli Violence Marks Nakba Day
by Stephen Lendman For Palestinians worldwide and millions supporting them, Nakba Day commemorates loss of their homeland, initially 78% in 1948, then the rest 19 years later in 1967. Speaking for many, Audeh Rantisi recounted the horror, saying: "I… more »
More problems with glyphosate: Rice growers sound alarm
By Rady Ananda Adding to the natural rice industry’s woes after Bayer CropScience contaminated a third of the US rice supply with transgenic rice in 2006, the widespread application of Bayer’s glufosinate and Monsanto’s glyphosate is reducing crop… more »
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Strong Unions - The Worst Nightmare for the Financial Elite
Michael Collins Man wouldn't pay you unless he had to. Chris Rock The antiunion movement in the United States keeps us underpaid and represents a serious impediment to economic growth. Despite that, the antiunion sentiment remains strong among the… more »
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