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The assault in Christians in Egypt and Syria
Michael Collins The attacks are systematic and pervasive in both countries where Christians account for five to ten percent of the population. Al Qaeda and extremist fellow travelers are behind the violence. In the Syrian conflict, the United States… more »
Holder Did Not Go Far Enough On Sentencing & Drug Policy Reform
By Kevin Zeese and Cliff Thornton End the injustices of mandatory sentencing: Pardon those unjustly punished, end the drug war Finally, after working to see the end of mandatory minimum sentencing for nearly 30 years, hearing Attorney General Holder say… more »
Institutionalized US Spying: More Than NSA's Involved
by Stephen Lendman Washington has 16 known US spy agencies. NSA and CIA are best known. Perhaps few Americans know much about the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). It calls itself "first in all-source defense intelligence to prevent strategic surprise… more »
Bradley Manning Addresses Sentencing Hearing
by Stephen Lendman He's an American hero. He's no spy. He committed no crimes. He acted responsibly. He did the right thing. He deserves praise, not prosecution. He exposed US war crimes. He fulfilled his legal obligation to do so. He's victimized… more »
Fukushima nightmare: An atmospheric scientist and a medical scientist sound alarm
By Rady Ananda Food Freedom News In this two-hour July 2013 interview with an atmospheric scientist and planetary risk consultant, we learn that the Fukushima catastrophe is ongoing, that the US government is lying to us about our exposure to radiation… more »
Police State Egypt
by Stephen Lendman Bloody Wednesday revealed state-sponsored police state harshness. Egypt exhibits classic characteristics. Wikipedia calls a police state one "in which the government exercises rigid and repressive controls over the social, economic,… more »
World Leaders Declare America and Israel Pariah States: A Fable
By Stephen Lendman They're responsible for state-sponsored terrorism. They violate fundamental international law doing. It's no longer tolerated. Victor Hugo once said, "There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world, and that is an idea… more »
Spy on Me, I'm Innocent!
By David Swanson You've heard people say they want to be spied on, as long as it means that other people will be spied on too. I know you've heard people say this, and which people it was, and how your face looked when you heard it, and what your next… more »
Targeting Hezbollah in Beirut
by FRANKLIN LAMB Outside Makfouz Rouweiss store, Dahiyeh. This observer was sitting with my friend Zuhair on my balcony in south Beirut, when at 6:20 pm on 8/15/13 erupted a huge blast that seemed to shake our 12 story concrete building even more so… more »
EDITORIAL: Life and Death Issues Confronting Mankind At This Moment
by Jeff Steinberg The fight for Glass-Steagall and the growing danger of world war emanating from the Middle East are the life and death issues confronting mankind at this moment. These battles are in midstream and remain unsettled. There have been… more »
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