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"Fabricating Terrorism:" Victims of UK Injustice
by Stephen Lendman Launched in October 2003, Cageprisoners is a human rights organization dedicated to raising the "awareness of the plight of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay" and other War on Terror victims. As a "comprehensive resource," six words explain… more »
British Elections: The Leaders' Debate - Foreign Affairs
Michael Collins Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the effort was necessary to break the "chain of terror that links these terrorists to actions in the United Kingdom." "To keep the streets safe in Britain," he argued, "we have to take on al Qaeda… more »
Liberté, Enlightenté, Entitleté
By Robert Singer Warning: Reading the following may be hazardous to your mental health. The material herein has caused readers to experience Cognitive Dissonance (CD). CD is the discomfort felt at the discrepancy between what you already know or… more »
Israel's Open Secret: Nuclear Armed and Dangerous
by Stephen Lendman For many years, Israel's open secret is that it's one of eight known nuclear powers, including America and Russia with about 97% of the world's arsenal according to Helen Caldicott in her book "Nuclear Power Is Not the Answer." The… more »
Blowing Doors and Nuclear Deceptions
eileen fleming Last week’s two-day summit on nuclear security in Washington was attended by leaders of 47 countries. Iran was not invited, but did host a two-day conference in Tehran on nuclear disarmament with sixty countries represented. Iran's… more »
Imprisoning Palestinian Women
by Stephen Lendman A July 2008 Fact Sheet Series titled, "Behind the Bars: Palestinian Women in Israeli Prisons" was jointly prepared by the Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, the Palestinian Counseling Center (PCC), and Mandela… more »
Iran's disarmament conference: The power of logic
by Eric Walberg Iran’s disarmament summit upstaged Obama’s and breathes life into next month’s NPT conference in New York. The logic of power is still overriding the power of logic, quipped the head of Iran’s Atomic Organisation Ali Salehi at the… more »
Americans Deserve Recall Power
Joel S. Hirschhorn Nothing is more powerful in a democracy than fed up citizens lawfully yanking public officials out of their jobs. Considering all the frustration and anger about government that is too big, expensive, corrupt and dysfunctional, it is… more »
Imprisoning A Courageous Whistleblower: The Case of Bradley Birkenfeld
by Stephen Lendman Bradley Birkenfeld On May 14, 2008, New York Times writer Lynnley Browning headlined, "Ex-Banker from UBS Is Indicted in Tax Case," saying: "The one-count conspiracy indictment, unsealed in federal court, accuses the former banker,… more »
What Anglicans need is another Tutu as top cat
Stuart Littlewood The Archbishop of Canterbury My ears pricked up when I heard the Archbishop of Canterbury was planning a visit to Gaza last February, and Lambeth Palace (his headquarters in London) was "actively engaged in humanitarian relief and… more »
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