The Anti-Incumbency Movement is Dead
Joel S. Hirschhorn Voting out congressional incumbents failed this year, showing the anti-incumbency movement to be a clear letdown. For some years many groups and their websites have been advocating voting out congressional incumbents as an effective… more »
IMAGINE: Media as a Sanctuary for Dissent
eileen fleming "Did you know that President Kennedy tried to stop Israel from building atomic weapons? In 1963, he forced Prime Minister Ben Guirion to admit the Dimona was not a textile plant" The media should be a sanctuary for dissent. It is our job… more »
Can We Please Impeach George W. Bush for Mass Murder and High Treason Now?
Len Hart Failing to impeach George W. Bush and his gang of crooks, mass murderers, torturers and, at least, 40 thieves is the moral equivalent of dismissing charges against Hermann Goring, Rudolf Hess, Alfred Jodl and other Nazis most of whom hanged… more »
The Wages of Sin
Stephen Lendman "Reaping the whirlwind" for money manager and market strategist Jeremy Grantham in his latest no-nonsense commentary. Worlds different from most in the mainstream. Cheerleaders in upturns. Downplaying risks. Soft-pedaling reversals and… more »
A Paradigm Shift in America¹s Intellectual Community
Pablo Ouziel Contrary to popular believe, the big change in America¹s society stemming from the recent presidential elections, was not the election of the first black president. The most important event has taken place in the intellectual community, in… more »
Will President Obama feel the pressure? (LOL)
Mickey Z. Do you ever get the feeling that the voting booth is a lot like those buttons you find on some big city street corners? You know, the ones you push so you can obey the law while pretending to make the light turn green more quickly? From high… more »
Mass Media and Mass Politics: Conservative, Liberal and Marxist Perspectives
James Petras Introduction The role of the mass media (MM) in influencing mass and class behavior has been a central concern among critical writers, especially since the turn of the Twentieth century. Debates and studies on the MM have focused on its… more »
Obama: "...this is your victory"!
Len Hart Americans living abroad awoke this morning to images of their countrymen celebrating in the streets, images as hopeful, as optimistic as the 'velvet revolution'. The entire world heard collective sighs of relief --no stolen election, no riots,… more »
Targeting Aristide in Exile
Stephen Lendman Elected Haiti's president in 1990. Its first ever democratically chosen one. By a sweeping two-thirds majority. Took office in February 1991. Deposed by an army-led coup in September with all the earmarks of being made-in-Washington.… more »
In Things Not Seen
ddjango Despite our very justified fears of false flags and election theft, in all probability, sometime on Wednesday morning, Barack Hussein Obama, the young US Senator from Illinois, will be this country's President-elect. His handlers have engineered… more »
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