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Bailout Roulette
by Stephen Lendman Daily the charade continues as world economies crater. Longtime financial analyst and Progressive Radio News Hour regular Bob Chapman says systematic global risk "lurks around every corner." The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB)… more »
Palestinian Freedom Later, Not Now
by Stephen Lendman On October 2, Haaretz said "Israel accepts Quartet peace plan," making Palestinian UN membership conditional on negotiating peace with an unwilling partner. No matter that decades of on-and-off talks never achieved resolution and… more »
Jewish settlers vow killing field
Khaled Amayreh in Ramallah With the world expressing support for a Palestinian state, Jewish settlers in the West Bank promise rivers of blood in revenge attacks. Jewish settlers indoctrinated in extremist Talmudic theology have threatened to transform… more »
Congressional Anti-Internet Freedom Bills
by Stephen Lendman Net Neutrality is the last frontier of press freedom. With it, consumers have open access to an array of equipment, content, applications and service, free from corporate control. Public interest groups want it preserved. Giant… more »
Abbas Feeling Heavy-Handed Pressure
by Stephen Lendman Washington wants Abbas' UN membership Security Council application tabled in limbo for months. On September 28, it was sent to a standing admissions committee. On September 30, New York Times writer Neil MacFarquhar headlined,… more »
Why the New Security Zone along the Canadian Border?
By Michael Collins The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) just issued an environmental report on its enhanced security plan to cover an area extending from the East Coast to the West Coast, from the northern border of the United States to 100 miles… more »
Black America and Obama: The Cost of Silence
Written by Frederick Alexander Meade Since the 2008 election of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States, numerous constituencies have experienced some measure of social uplift as they have exercised their political strength in compelling… more »
Beyond the Palestinians’ Crisis, A larger conflict is now in process
by Dan Lieberman The closer the Arab nations get to achieving nationalist aspirations and political acceptance of their Muslim Brotherhoods, the more intense becomes their conflict with Israel. That trend has happened, and with it the conflict's… more »
SHEARED BY THE SHORTS: HOW SPECULATORS FLEECE INVESTORS
Ellen Brown “Unrestrained financial exploitations have been one of the great causes of our present tragic condition.” -- President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1933 Why did gold and silver stocks just get hammered, at a time when commodities are considered a… more »
Latin America: Growth, Stability and Inequalities: Lessons for the US and EU
James Petras Introduction: Images of the Past The image of Latin America portrayed by the mass media and held by the educated public is a region of frequent coups, periodical revolutions, perpetual military dictatorships, alternating boom and bust… more »
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