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Appeals Court Rejects More Media Consolidation
Stephen Lendman In six editions of "The Media Monopoly" and subsequent update titled, "The New Media Monopoly," Ben Bagdikian explained how deregulation let major media corporations consolidate to oligopoly size. Since 1983, the number of corporations… more »
NATO's War Against Libya's Civilians
By FRANKLIN LAMB Tripoli, Libya Briefly noted below are five recent instances of undisputed NATO bombings on Libyan civilians selected because they still among the most frequently discussed by residents of Tripoli. On May 13, 2011, a peace delegation of… more »
Choreographed Budget Cave In - The Money Party Stabs Citizens in the Back
By Michael Collins So this is how it is going to be: "After putting controversial cuts to Social Security and Medicare on the table in negotiations with congressional Republicans over a plan to raise the nation's debt ceiling, President Obama still… more »
Greek Tragedy Goes Global
by Stephen Lendman After Greece's government surrendered to banker occupation, trends analyst Gerald Celente told Russia Today that: America's "economy continues to decline. There's no recovery in sight." Across Europe in Greece, Britain and elsewhere,… more »
Freedom Flotilla II: Blocked but not Defeated
by Stephen Lendman On July 7, Israel National News writer Elad Benari headlined, "Failed Flotilla: Only 2 Ships Leave for Gaza," saying: Only "two ships have so far been able to leave (Greece) on their way to Gaza." On July 5, the French boat… more »
Starving Gaza is Not Cricket
By Stuart Littlewood Neither is stopping the aid flotilla sailing Setting sail with the Gaza Flotilla is no Sunday afternoon game of cricket. You're suddenly in the blockade busting business and if you succeed in getting through you'll put a lot… more »
Feeding the Brave Flotilla to Israel’s Slavering Attack-dogs
By Stuart Littlewood It doesn’t look good. Our oh-so-moral international community, always poking its democracy-loving nose into any trouble spot that might threaten western security (whatever that means) and always eager to mobilize its mighty… more »
Iran is Singled Out Because it Defies Washington: Jeremy R. Hammond
By Kourosh Ziabari Jeremy R. Hammond is an American political analyst and journalist who is the editor of Foreign Policy Journal, a progressive online publication dedicated to providing critical analysis of the United States Foreign Policy. Hammond is a… more »
Perpetual War, Corporate Greed, & Austerity for the Masses
Larry Pinkney “Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” -Frederick Douglass “Civil disobedience is not our problem. Our problem is civil obedience...Our problem is that people are obedient while the jails are full of… more »
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Slanting Rafiq Hariri’s Assassination
by Dan Lieberman A United Nations (UN) Special Tribunal received a mandate to investigate the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and handed down indictments to prosecutors in Lebanon. Its indictments named four men,… more »
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