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Lebanon’s Merry Month of May, Part III of a six part series on securing Palestinian Civil Rights in Lebanon
Franklin Lamb, Shatila Palestinian Refugee Camp, Beirut In Lebanon this month, like spring flowers, proposals to give Palestinians the right to work are bursting out all over... This year, the Merry Month of May in Lebanon includes Labor day, the May 15… more »
NOT MUCH TIME REMAINS FOR ISRAEL- A FILM REVIEW
BY GILAD ATZMON The London Palestinian Film Festival opened this year with Elia Suleiman’s latest feature “The Time that Remains” (105min), a monumental reflective and poetic take on Palestine since 1948. To a certain extent Suleiman’s latest film… more »
Declaring War On The Universe?
By Jim Kirwan It is one thing to declare war upon poor or struggling nations to improve the bottom-lines of the Plutocracy that runs the world at the moment: But it is something else entirely to attack the DNA of the this tiny blue planet at its molten… more »
EVEN ONE OF THESE LITTLE ONES...
By Sheila Samples "Going to church no more makes you a Christian than sleeping in your garage makes you a car."~~Garrison Keiler Do you ever wonder what Jesus would say about the sadistic cesspool that is swirling throughout the Catholic disfunctional… more »
What Happens To All That Uranium?
By Tim Buchholz The United States, in an effort to be “as transparent as we can be” in the words of Hilary Clinton, recently announced it has 5,113 in its nuclear stockpile, and thousands more retired warheads awaiting the junk-pile. President Obama… more »
Soldier Committed Violence and Abuse Against Palestinian Detainees
by Stephen Lendman The Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PACTI - stoptorture.org) calls "torture and ill treatment of any kind....incompatible with" moral democratic values. It "advocates for all persons" in Israel and Occupied Palestine to… more »
WILL HOLLYWOOD GO THE WAY OF ENRON? DERIVATIVES COME TO THE MOVIES
Ellen Brown As if attacks from paparazzi and star-crazed fans weren’t enough, Hollywood stars may soon have a literal price put on their heads by investors in the Cantor Exchange, a real-money trading platform where people can bet on the gross profits… more »
A planet on the backburner
Dr Andrew Glikson Figure 1. The mothballing of Australia’s CPRS (www.theage.com), a scheme at best symbolic in nature, heralds the success of the massive anti-climate science disinformation campaign waged on the pages of the conservative media. Other… more »
Kevorkian vs. death panels: There is a huge difference
Mary Shaw He's back: Dr. Jack Kevorkian, aka "Dr. Death" -- advocate for euthanasia and assisted suicide, or what many of us see as the right of terminally ill patients to choose a quick and dignified death over a painful, lingering one. On April 24,… more »
What Real Financial Reform Looks Like
by Stephen Lendman Be wary when Washington talks reform. Nearly always it's bogus and ends up making a bad situation worse, the likely outcome this time addressing longstanding Wall Street abuses not easily changed at a time tinkering around the edges… more »
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