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IF Stone: An Iconic Radical Journalist
by Stephen Lendman Born Isador Feinstein in 1907, his brother Louis said he changed his name at age 30 because "he didn't want to turn a reader off who might be anti-Semetic, right away, to avoid anti-Semitism in his work." Most people called him Izzy,… more »
Security, Reconciliation in Iraq Are Irreconcilable
By Nicola Nasser Insecurity in Iraq is in – built in the U.S. – conceived sectarian and “federal” constitution drafted after the U.S. – led invasion in 2003, in the political process engineered by the U.S. occupying power on sectarian and federal… more »
Israel in Canada: Promised lands
Eric Walberg Protests and counter-protests at the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition in Toronto; a carob tree planted on the ruins of a Palestinian village in Canada Park; Israeli Apartheid Week marked in universities across Canada. Enlarged photos at:… more »
US Healthcare History: Our Very Own Killing Fields
by Donna Smith Jenny Fritts was 24 years old. Jenny lived with her husband Sean for the past five years, and together they had a little girl named Kylee, 2. Jenny was seven-and-a-half months pregnant with her second child - a beautiful, baby girl. Jenny… more »
Pakistani Bloggers on Waziristan Campaign
Security forces patrol streets in a vicinity of Waziristan, Sat, Oct. 17, 2009. Pakistan Times Pakistani Bloggers Oct 18, 2009 Two Conflicting Interpretations Of The Latest Wave by Ahsan: There are, broadly speaking, two interpretations of the spike in… more »
Expensive Afghanistan: Million Dollar Soldiers and $400 for a Gallon of Gas
By Martha Rose Crow Taxpayers Pour Money Into a Black Hole to Subsidize Oil & Dope Industries Big U.S. politicians, including Nobel ‘Peace Prize' Laureate President Obama, want to escalate the unofficial war in Afghanistan by putting 40,000 or more… more »
Responding to Stephen Colbert and Justice Scalia
eileen fleming "Our tradition of separation of church and state too often separates church and state."-Stephen Colbert, Oct. 13, 2009 The other night on The Colbert Report, on a segment called "Symbol Minded" View it here:… more »
Hardly any respite
Khaled Amayreh in occupied Jerusalem Israeli paramilitary police stormed the Haram Al-Sharif (Noble Sanctuary) While some calm has returned to the compound of Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Muslim holy site is still under grave threat. An uneasy calm is descending… more »
Imperial Globalization and Social Movements in Latin America
James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer Introduction The unimpeded growth of Euro-American capitalism following the collapse of Soviet and European communism, the conversion of China and Indochina to state capitalism, and the rise of US backed, free market… more »
Venezuela is no tyranny
Francisco Dominguez Honduras Dictatorship has returned to Latin America in Honduras, not in the genuine, if imperfect, democracy of Venezuela As Latin Americans witness the return of dictatorship – with Honduras suffering political executions,… more »
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