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Canada ’s Guantanamo
Eric Walberg Just what will it take to wake Canadians up to their government’s lies and subterfuge, wonders Eric Walberg A scandal erupted last week in sleepy Ottawa with the revelations of Canada’s chief diplomat in Kandahar in 2006-07, Richard Colvin,… more »
A Real Revolution in the Making in the U.S. Health Care Industry
By Rodrigue Tremblay “The conservative goal has been the "Third Worldization" of the United States: an increasingly underemployed, lower-wage work-force; a small but growing moneyed class that pays almost no taxes; the privatization or elimination of… more »
Gilo and Last Straws
eileen fleming On the Palestinian side of the 1967 Green Line, upon a hilltop southwest of occupied East Jerusalem and separated from Beit Jala [a suburb of Bethlehem] by a deep gorge, is Gilo. Gilo is understood to be an illegal settlement by the… more »
Targeting Muslim Charities in America
by Stephen Lendman In a December 2008 article, this writer explained that the Texas-based Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF) was the largest American Muslim charity until the Bush administration bogusly declared it an enemy of the… more »
Dark clouds are hovering over the Middle East
Salim Nazzal It is obvious now that the Jewish extremist’s government in the Zionist state is interested in anything but not in peace. This government rejects all sort of political compromise which made the earlier American president Bill Clinton, who… more »
Imaginary Gold Bullion: How Deep Does the Plunder of the World’s Resources Go?
How Much of the World’s Gold Supply Is Salted with Tungsten and Steel? By Martha Rose Crow, M.S. Because I manage 103 blogs, people send me many articles and bits of information. A lot of it is stuff I’ve seen or read before or can't use, but sometimes… more »
What's Thanksgiving really all about?
Mary Shaw The Native Americans who survived were herded onto reservations, where they faced their own set of challenges. This form of apartheid separated Native Americans physically, socially, and economically from the world outside the reservation. The… more »
Has "nation building" ever succeeded?
Michael Collins November 21, 2009 was a bad day for Afghanistan if you look at the news reports. That's nothing new. Afghanistan has had decades of bad days since the Soviet invasion and the civil war sustained by U.S. financial and intelligence efforts… more »
As the Light onto the Nations
by Gilad Atzmon ‘Israel is the light onto the nations’ says the Torah. Indeed it is, and not just because the Torah says so. Israel is ahead of everyone else in many fronts. Take for instance, terrorizing civilian populations and practicing some of the… more »
Towards Resolving Thanksgiving Contradictions
By Emily Spence "...the so-called Indians were viewed as subhuman, just as were Blacks, Jews, Asians and many other persecuted peoples in this country." Overview: At Thanksgiving, why not avoid cutesy repugnant myths concerning "Indians" and Pilgrims?… more »
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