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Sure Obama caved again on Palestine but will he benefit?
Franklin Lamb Beirut Video As a former law professor President Obama knows something about international law and US constitutional law which he taught at the University of Chicago. But he besmirched his academic bona fides, violated Democratic Party… more »
The 9/11 No-plane Question of Questions
By Robert Singer Compare the two pictures below. The picture on the left is Flight 175 that doesn’t decelerate or produce any plane wreckage as it disappears in a puff of smoke inside the South Tower. The picture on the right, taken by a news… more »
Iran’s Strategic Diplomatic Victory over the Washington-Israeli Axis: Its Larger Political Consequences
By James Petras Introduction Iran chaired, hosted and led the recently rejuvenated Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) meeting in Teheran, attended by delegates from 120 countries, including 31 heads of state and 29 foreign secretaries of state. Even the United… more »
Destabilizing Venezuela Pre-Election
by Stephen Lendman On October 7, Venezuelans get to choose between Bolivarianism under Chavez and Henrique Capriles Radonski's corporatism they rejected resoundingly in 1998. Polls show they'll do it again. IVAD late August results show Chavez ahead 55%… more »
The Republicrat political circus: Distractions, lies, war and austerity
By Larry Pinkney “What better way to enslave a man than to give him a vote and tell him he is free. — Albert Camus The Democrats and the Republicans (i.e. the Republicrats) are once again ratcheting up to a fever pitch, in this phony, four year cycle,… more »
Is Palestine a lost cause?
Alan Hart A long version of the headline question would be something like this: Given that in the 46th year of Israel’s occupation of the West Bank Jewish settlers are continuing to consolidate their hold on the territory’s land and water resources by… more »
What’s Romney Really Up To? Softball Nationalism
Ian Fletcher In my 2010 book Free Trade Doesn’t Work, I speculated that the following might occur: Both political parties are feeling the heat of an intensifying global economic challenge to the U.S. and are looking for ways to take the pressure off… more »
Organic Food Debunker was Tobacco Institute Researcher in 1976
By Michael Collins A widely publicized study claiming that there is no demonstrated difference in nutritional value between organically and conventionally grown foods just appeared in the Annals of Internal Medicine. Broad mainstream media coverage… more »
Mitt and Mormonism: Does It Matter?
by Stephen Lendman Romney is America's first non-Christian presidential nominee. He's a Mormon (aka Latter Day Saints Church member - LDS). Does it matter? More on that below. Before he entered politics, he spent years as a Massachusetts Mormon leader.… more »
Fars News Agency Interviews Lendman
Stephen Lendman Stephen Lendman Iranian journalist Kourosh Ziabari conducted the interview. Topics included Tehran's successful NAM summit, Iranian/US/Israeli relations, Syria, potential war against both countries, and related issues. Fars (FNA) calls… more »
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