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Debating Syria
by Stephen Lendman When is a debate not one? When New York Times editors sponsor them. They've had them before. They've got a new one on Syria. Debates should give all sides equal time and space to air views. Times editors changed the rules. They made… more »
ACLU v. Clapper Ruling
by Stephen Lendman A previous article said the following: On June 11, the ACLU filed suit. It challenged "the constitutionality of the National Security Agency's mass collection of Americans' phone records." It argued that doing so violates Fourth and… more »
What Can the Dorner Saga Really Be About?
By Robert Singer A terrorist is a person who uses terrorism in the pursuit of political aims. There is neither an academic nor an international legal consensus regarding the definition of the term "terrorism." Various legal systems and government… more »
Oligarchs, Demagogues and Mass Revolts . . . Against Democracy
James Petras Introduction In ancient Rome, especially during the late Republic, oligarchs resorted to mob violence to block, intimidate, assassinate or drive from power the dominant faction in the Senate. While neither the ruling or opposing factions… more »
US and Israeli Season's Greetings
by Stephen Lendman Both countries wage war on humanity. They do it no-holds-barred. They perpetuate wrong over right. They flaunt rule of law principles. Their agenda reflects gross injustice, institutionalized persecution, racist hate, mass slaughter,… more »
Corruption Scandal Rocks Turkey
by Stephen Lendman Turkey is a democracy in name only. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is ruling despot. He's led Ankara's Justice and Development Party (AKP) since August 2001. He's been prime minister since March 2003. Why Turks put up with him… more »
Erdogan cornered in Turkey - Did the USA say time to go?
Michael Collins Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan faces major challenges from the opposition and within his own party, the ruling AKP (Justice and Development Party). Through his rash actions and compulsive need for control, the PM has paved the road… more »
America's War on Humanity
by Stephen Lendman On Christmas day it raged. Holidays are no exception. America's killing machine observes none. Mass slaughter and destruction continue. It's longstanding US policy. Historian Gabriel called the 20th century "the bloodiest in all… more »
No Joy to the World This Christmas
by Stephen Lendman How can there be with wars raging out-of control! Who's celebrating while mass slaughter and destruction persist? No Christmas cheer this year for billions. No Feliz Navidad. No happy holiday. No Wise Men spreading good will. No… more »
Hail to the Thief
by Stephen Lendman On December 19, Vladimir Putin pardoned Mikhail Khodorkovsky. He did it a day after announcing he'd do so. Western media scoundrels reacted as expected. They praised his release. They denounced Putin earlier for imprisoning him. More… more »
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