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Time to Look Past Obama’s Words and Face-up to His Actions, U.S. Foreign Policy Continues Rapidly in the Wrong Direction The Peace Movement Needs to Escalate Anti-War Actions
By Kevin Zeese There is long-time saying about politicians: you cannot trust their words, but must judge them by their actions. President Obama is very good with words, perhaps the best communicator we have seen in the White House in a generation. But… more »
A Bush In Sheep's Clothing
By ALI ABUNIMAH Obama's speech shows little real change. In most regards his analysis maintains flawed American policies Once you strip away the mujamalat – the courtesies exchanged between guest and host – the substance of President Obama's speech in… more »
Forget 'Negotiations', Obama, The Situation Cries Out For Law and Justice
Stuart Littlewood Whenever western leaders lecture us about a solution to the Israel-Palestine problem, they rely on those comfortable, woolly words "negotiation" and “peace process”… it’s a convenient crutch. Kick away the crutch and they’d finally… more »
Credit crunch: time to treat employees like trash
Roland Michel Tremblay Credit crunch time, once again the old management rules are back. Not only employers and employment agencies are ready to exploit you to death, but don’t expect respect and niceties, we’re all trash for the next few years if not… more »
Muslims want actions, not words, from Obama
By Khalid Amayreh in Occupied East Jerusalem I sincerely believe that the vast majority of Muslims, including this writer, profoundly appreciate President Obama’s decision to address the Muslim world from Cairo. The American leader will speak from Cairo… more »
How the Catholic Church survives social progress
Mary Shaw I was just starting out as a student at a small-town Catholic elementary school in the mid-1960s when the Second Vatican Council (also known as Vatican II) brought the Catholic Church into the 20th century. The Council's most notable changes… more »
'Almost a perfect mix'
Eric Walberg Obama’s choice for the Supreme Court is another American dream story, as told by Anayat Durrani and Eric Walberg Federal Appeals Court Judge Sonia Sotomayor is on the path to become the first Latina and third woman to serve on the High… more »
Remembering Father Gerry
by Stephen Lendman The Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti's (IJDH) Brian Concannon knew him well, and posted this on IJDH's web site on his passing: "Reverend Gerard Jean-Juste (1947 - 2009), a tireless advocate for justice for Haitians in Haiti… more »
Heresy of the First Order: We are the 'Third Chimpanzees'
Essay by Jason Miller “On this dot, tiny lumps of impure carbon and water, of complicated structure, with somewhat unusual physical and chemical properties, crawl about for a few years, until they are dissolved again into the elements of which they are… more »
Trigger Points for Civil Unrest
from Aurelia Masterson Introduction ? This article is mostly for the USA but will have relevance for other countries. We are going to look at civil unrest and what can trigger it. Definition of Civil Unrest ? This is not a revolution or violent… more »
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