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The Last Hero
ddjango I was a very young boy when Dwight Eisenhower ran for president. I wore an "I Like Ike" button. I liked Ike 'cuz he had a great button. My dad voted for Adlai. Ike was my hero 'til everybody started talking about how much golf he was playing… more »
To the citizens of the UK, you are about to go into lockdown: Birth of fascism in real time
By chycho. source In 2007 I came across a chilling bit of news from the UK that sent shivers down my spine. The news was about Samina Malik, a 23-year-old cashier and poet, who was “arrested and jailed for her violent prose and visiting terror web… more »
Never Forget The Lessons Of Yesterday For The Sake Of Tomorrow
Vincent Guarisco "You can walk away from these stories today, but if you choose to follow them they will become a profound part of you and will deeply affect your life." ~~Anthony Guarisco, Founder and director, International Alliance of Atomic Veterans… more »
ICONS AND GEO-POLITICS or MUST RUSSIA BAIL OUT UKRAINE? 'A Very European Story'
Gaither Stewart Symbols and objects held sacred by a whole people form a more powerful protective barrier than the highest of walls. Even the Great Wall of China was more a scarecrow than a real barrier to Mongol invaders. In that figurative sense I… more »
EVIL are these means and avowed ends
By Carolyn Bennett In a sense there are only Means and means must be judged against firm and impartial standards of morality and legality. If an End though a means is envisioned as an end, it too must stand and be judged impartially as moral or immoral,… more »
Ronald Reagan: Betrayer of Main Street America!
William Hughes “When it came to corporate greed, the Great Communicator [Ronald Reagan] was also the Great Enabler.” - William Kleinknecht The book is a scathing, and well deserved, indictment of that “empty suit” Ronald Reagan, and his ultra-grasping… more »
Dispatches from the Front Lines of Economic Crisis
Stephen Lendman The more they do, the worse it gets, and world headlines confirm it. Recent ones include: -- The New York Times, February 17: "After Manhattan's Office Boom, a Hard Fall;" -- Washington Post, February 17: "Obama signs $787 billion… more »
Obama’s Policy on Civil Liberties: Bush Lite?
Ivan Eland Barack Obama entered the presidency as one of the most rhetorically pro-civil liberties politicians in recent memory. And shortly after taking office, he drew applause from friends of liberty for promulgating executive orders closing… more »
The Battle for Bil'in
eileen fleming [Bil'in, Feb. 23, 2009] For four years, the beleaguered agricultural village of Bil'in in the West Bank has resisted the route of Israel's Wall; which in Bil'in is composed of miles of electrified-barbed wire fencing that denies the… more »
Foes of Mountaintop Removal Have no Ally in the White House The Myth of Clean Coal
Joshua Frank Barack Obama seems to be following a dirty legacy when it comes to his official energy policy, a policy that has left Appalachia with fewer mountaintops every year. The price of oil per barrel fluctuated dramatically in the past year, and… more »
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