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Nakba Day…"They Killed Anyone They Saw"
Khalid Amayreh OCCUPIED WEST BANK -- Mohammed al-Saghir Abu Sharar was 37 when the Hagana and other Jewish terrorist gangs attacked al-Dawayema, a village located 18 kilometers northwest of Al-Khalil (Hebron) in 1948. "When they came they started… more »
Reviewing Ellen Brown's "Web of Debt:" Part V
Stephen Lendman This is the fifth of several articles on Ellen Brown's superb 2007 book titled "Web of Debt," now updated in a December 2008 third edition. It tells "the shocking truth about our money system, (how it) trapped us in debt, and how we can… more »
Constitutional Rubbish
Joel S. Hirschhorn Americans need a civics lesson. And so do politicians. Of all the wrong and delusional thinking about the US Constitution the one that is most thoroughly incorrect and routinely used for political propaganda purposes is that there are… more »
Why I oppose the Inquirer boycott
Mary Shaw There's a new controversy here in Philadelphia. It seems that our once-great newspaper, the Philadelphia Inquirer (aka the "Inky"), has hired John Yoo as a regular columnist. Yoo is, of course, one of the architects of the Bush… more »
The trouble with health "insurance"
Mary Shaw Washington is abuzz with news from the Senate Finance Committee's recent Health Care Roundtable Discussions and President Obama's announcement on Monday that he supports proposed voluntary action by the insurance industry and its allies to cut… more »
Obama and the denial of genocide
Mickey Z. Map: armenianchurch.net/heritage/history/map.html Writer-activist David Boyajian’s investigative articles and commentaries have appeared in Armenian media outlets in the U.S., Europe, Middle East, and Armenia and the Newton Tab and USA… more »
Fun and games
Eric Walberg Bringing the threat of war to Russia’s borders is having wide-ranging repercussions. As Russian troops marched to celebrate the victory over Nazi Germany 8 May, NATO troops — 1,300 of them from 10 member countries and six “partners” — were… more »
We’ve Lit a Fire, Now We Need to Fan It, A Populist Health Care Rebellion is Brewing
Kevin Zeese Last week when I was one of the Baucus Eight, so-named because eight of us were arrested before Sen. Baucus, I hopped others would join us. Yesterday, they did. And, the single payer movement grew stronger. Before the hearing I joined nearly… more »
The Pope is welcomed, but….
Khalid Amayreh in occupied East Jerusalem "The Pope’s visit to occupied Palestine is unlike any other visit. This is the land where 61 years ago Europe implanted Israel, superimposing it right on top of another people and enabling the children of the… more »
Reviewing Ellen Brown's "Web of Debt:" Part IV
Stephen Lendman This is the fourth in a series of articles on Ellen Brown's superb 2007 book titled "Web of Debt," now updated in a December 2008 third edition. It tells "the shocking truth about our money system, (how it) trapped us in debt, and how we… more »
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