Thermonuclear War Danger Grows over Syria, Iran
by Jeffrey Steinberg April 24—The U.S. Navy, under orders from President Obama, is scrambling to pre-position sufficient military forces in the Persian Gulf region to launch a full-scale attack on Iran at any time between now and early Autumn. While the… more »
THE GLOBAL SPY APPARATUS: You Are All Suspects Now. What Are You Going To Do About It?
By John Pilger You are all potential terrorists. It matters not that you live in Britain, the United States, Australia or the Middle East. Citizenship is effectively abolished. Turn on your computer and the US Department of Homeland Security’s National… more »
The Game of Metaphysical Chess
By Robert Singer Why are we born and what are we doing here? Are we all mindless beings, mere products of chance born to consume, grind out a living chasing fulfillment in "things and then die?" [1] Monotheism teaches that Man’s purpose is to worship a… more »
In abolishing the death penalty, Connecticut joins the civilized world
Mary Shaw On April 25, with a stroke of the governor's pen, Connecticut became the 17th U.S. state to abolish the death penalty - and the fifth state to do so in five years. This reflects a growing momentum to end capital punishment in the U.S., which… more »
Drone Warfare in Yemen
by Stephen Lendman Predator drones sanitize killing on the cheap compared to manned aircraft and ground troops. Teams of remote warriors work far from, and at times, closer to battlefields. Drone pilots operate computer keyboards and multiple monitors.… more »
UAE leads an anti-Iranian alliance
Kourosh Ziabari The United Arab Emirates officials are burning with a low blue flame. They have once again started insulting the Iranian nation using an arrogant and offensive language. What has irritated them this time is the recent visit paid by the… more »
Daring to Criticize Israel
by Stephen Lendman Addressing this issue responsibly risks rebuke, ostracism, or job loss. For some, it's a career ender. Scoundrel media writers and broadcasters are vulnerable. So are university professors. Joel Kovel lost his Bard College position… more »
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