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London’s Foreign Office might as well relocate to Tel Aviv
Stuart Littlewood What our Foreign Office minister said on his recent visit to Israel and Occupied Palestine shows more clearly than ever why the struggle in the Holy Land extends all the way to our own front door here in the UK. The new minister in… more »
Don't Be A Sellout Macy Gray
eileen fleming In 2010, Macy Gray, recorded her fifth album, The Sellout. On 17 January 2010, she wrote: “I'm booked for 2 shows in TelAviv. I'm getting alot of letters from activists urging/begging me to boycott by NOT performing in protest of… more »
Bizarre Developments in Haiti
by Stephen Lendman Three previous articles relate to this one, accessed through the following links: http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/01/baby-doc-in-haiti.html http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/01/duvalier-in-dock.html… more »
Fatal Detraction? The increasingly volatile pre trial phase of the Lebanon tribunal
Franklin Lamb Beirut It appears that no acceptable compromise regarding the divergent Lebanese political stances relative to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) will be achieved. Support for this hypothesis can be found in the past 24 hours… more »
Heightened Tensions after Hariri Indictment Announced
by Stephen Lendman A previous article addressed Lebanon's turmoil, accessed through the following link: http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/01/turmoil-in-lebanon.html It discussed Israel's history of terrorizing Lebanon through decades of belligerent… more »
The 1947 Exodus ("The Return”)
By Katherine Smith, PhD Exodus, the movie, adapted from the 1958 book by Leon Uris, was inspired by the 1948 book by Ruth Gerber Destination Palestine.[1] Leon Uris (1924-2003) was a well-respected novelist and the author of several screenplays, but it… more »
United States Has a Choice in Tunisia
By Nicola Nasser* The ongoing Tunisian Intifada (uprising) cannot yet quite be termed a revolution; Tunisians are still revolting, aspiring for bread and freedom. This Intifada will go in history as a revolution if it gets either bread or freedom and as… more »
The Hypocrisy of 'America's' Democracy - Keeping it Real
By Larry Pinkney "Sometimes people hold a core belief that is very strong. When they are presented with evidence that works against that belief, the new evidence cannot be accepted. It would create a feeling that is extremely uncomfortable, called… more »
Let Aristide Return!
by Stephen Lendman On February 29, 2004, US marines abducted him at gunpoint, airlifting him forcibly to the Central Africa Republic. It was one of Haiti's darkest moments, losing its beloved leader, reelected President in 2000 with 92% of the vote. For… more »
Beat Your Daisy Cutters Into Daisies
Mickey Z. Seed bombs are compressed balls of soil and compost that have been impregnated with wildflower seeds. When jettisoned onto construction sites, abandoned lots, etc. seed bombs become a method of protesting and combating urban sprawl. The… more »
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