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Japan's Tragedy Provides Us All an Opportunity to Show that We Have a Heart
by Brian McAfee The severe blow from nature with which the Japanese people were struck with on Friday, March eleventh purportedly took the lives of over ten thousand people while forever altering the lives and emotional well-being of hundreds of… more »
From Hiroshima to Fukushima to US!
Eileen Fleming [The World]---"It's like the third atomic bomb attack on Japan. But this time, we made it ourselves."- Keijiro Matsushima, an 82-year-old survivor of America’s atomic bombing of Hiroshima. [1] Japan's quake-damaged northeast has helped… more »
Coverup and Denial in Japan
by Stephen Lendman Discount all official government statements and major media reports repeating them instead of demanding expert, unbiased views. Officially, Japan's nuclear emergency is under control and contained. In fact, lies substitute for truths,… more »
Libyan Options Running Out
By Brian Downing The Libyan uprising once seemed sure to follow the pattern in Tunisia and Egypt where longstanding autocrats stepped down after large popular demonstrations. Colonel Kadafi, however, has rallied his forces and is quashing the… more »
Winds chase evacuees in Japan; Hawaii threatened by Fukushima fallout
By Rady Ananda In a deepening tragedy, after an earthquake and tsunami caused four explosions at nuclear reactor plants in Japan, most of those who evacuated the area headed south, since winds normally would have pushed the radioactive clouds to the… more »
"Postponed, but Not Avoided" (OpEdNews 404 – Repost)
By Robert Singer Click here to read why “this article is not currently available” at OpEdNews. October 21, 2008 Postponed, but Not Avoided On both environmental and financial fronts, the end of our consumer society can be postponed, but not avoided. We… more »
Post Nuclear Japan, Pre Disaster United States
Michael Collins The Japanese disaster at Fukushima I is a human tragedy of striking proportions. As many as ten thousand citizens may be dead in the general catastrophe, with many more at risk for radiation poisoning at levels yet to be determined. The… more »
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The Tragedy of Fukushima May Be Mankind’s Greatest Hope
Peter Chamberlin The Tragedy of Fukushima is not yet fully known, at least not in terms of the long-term effects of the radiation released today and tomorrow, perhaps for mankind’s entire “half-lifetime.” We don’t know (meaning our best scientists don’t… more »
The End of Nuclear and its Timing
by Jan Lundberg Three days before the Fukushima nuclear power explosion, I made this comment on a peace activist's Facebook page: "I believe a successful, final anti-nuke campaign will only take place in one of two ways: (1) collapse puts the entire… more »
Manning Must be Tortured to Make an Example of Him and to Intimidate his Supporters
Kevin Zeese Stand With Brad, We Are All Bradley Manning WikiLeaks threatens corporate media control over information, the government’s need to mislead to the public The article below is from a speech given by Kevin Zeese in support of Bradley Manning at… more »
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