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American Hellholes
by Michael T. Snyder The U.S. economy is dying and we are heading for the next Great Depression. The talking heads in the mainstream media love to spin the economic numbers around and around and they love to make it sound like the economy is improving,… more »
Capitalism and Class Struggle
James Petras Introduction The class struggle continues to play a central role in the process of capitalist accumulation, albeit it takes different forms depending on the socio-economic context. In order to map out the unfolding of the class struggle it… more »
Politics -- Spinning Out of Control
By Sheila Samples "The two parties have combined against us to nullify our power by a 'gentleman's agreement' of non-recognition, no matter how we vote ... May God write us down as asses if ever again we are found putting our trust in either the… more »
Satisfying the Zionists: Obama's first priority
Kourosh Ziabari When Barack Obama entered the oval office with his luminous and glowing slogan of "change" which appealed to millions of frustrated Americans who couldn't tolerate the hawkish and warmongering policies of George Bush anymore, it was… more »
Among Ciphers, Barn Burners and Confidence Artists: a comb-over treatment for declining empire
by Phil Rockstroh Like postmodernist architecture, in which the aesthetic criteria of a structure's exterior often possesses little correlation to its interior function, media age journalistic and political style exhibits a similar disparity between… more »
The “Bradley Manning Exception to the Bill of Rights” Devastates the Credibility of the Military Justice System
By Kevin Zeese The credibility of the military justice system is being undermined by the prosecution of Bradley Manning. His abusive punishment without trial violates his due process rights; his harsh treatment in solitary confinement-torture conditions… more »
BP Stonewalling Compensation to Gulf Residents
by Stephen Lendman On April 23, a New York Times editorial headlined, "Quick Help for the Gulf," mocking grave environmental damage as well as affected communities and residents in typical Times cavalier fashion, saying: BP's April 21 announced "$1… more »
Systematic Injustice Against Sundiata Acoli
by Stephen Lendman Sundiata Acoli In her book titled "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness," Michelle Alexander cites Martin Luther King in 1968 highlighting the need to shift from civil to human rights advocacy, saying… more »
2010 State Department Human Rights Report on Haiti
by Stephen Lendman Haiti's human rights history is long and abusive, alleviated only during Jean-Bertrand Aristide's tenure. Besides achieving impressive social, economic and political gains, he respected and promoted justice and human rights… more »
Brutal State Terror in Bahrain
by Stephen Lendman A previous article discussed police state terror in Bahrain, accessed through the following link: http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/04/police-state-terror-in-bahrain.html Saying sporadic protests began last summer, major ones began… more »
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