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Michael Collins: Things are Different (and sometimes much better) in the East
Michael Collins The nation formerly known as the Ottoman Empire is building a strong foundation for a bright future. That nation is also addressing its scandalous recent past as it reaches out to old enemies. The dynamics producing real change in Turkey… more »
Why Innovation Needs Big Government
Ian Fletcher Most people realize that the Federal budget deficit and the trade deficit are serious problems. Unfortunately, as I have argued previously, few people grasp the importance of another big deficit in our economy, without which it will be… more »
Vietnam and the New American Way of War
Here was a new generation . . . grown up to find all Gods dead, all wars fought, all faiths in man shaken. – F Scott Fitzgerald Baghdad falls to US forces. – 2003 headline By Brian Downing When Saigon fell and the last Huey was pushed overboard into the… more »
Arab Spring of Bloody Freedom, Palestine and Wicked Leaders
Mahboob A. Khawaja, Ph.D. With the failing of international institutions responsible for saving the humanity from the scourge of wars and maintenance of peace and security, global politics is fast becoming a puppet show for fantasy and amusement.… more »
Memorial and Veterans Day Hypocrisy
by Stephen Lendman Annually America's warrior tradition is commemorated in major media editorials and op-eds, honoring fallen men and women for reasons not explained. More on that below. On May 29, The New York Times headlined, "Among the Graves This… more »
Obama Plans Gutting Regulations for Corporate Favorites
by Stephen Lendman Promising change after eight Republican dominated years, Obama betrayed the public trust by special favors given business at the expense of essential growing needs. Spurning them, in fact, he shows contempt for the things he… more »
Memorial Day 2011: 70 Million Died So The Jews Could Have Palestine
Robert Singer The annals of history are full of fateful moments which scholars refer to as the great “what if's” of history, where if events had taken only a slight deviation the course of human affairs would have been dramatically different. The… more »
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Memorial Day 2011: War Doesn’t Make Cents
By Robert Singer Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance for the 620,000 Americans who died because our beloved President Lincoln wanted to end our right of self-determination. Memorial Day was officially proclaimed on 5… more »
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Vermont Enacts Conditional Universal Healthcare Coverage
by Stephen Lendman Numerous previous articles discussed Obamacare, described accurately as a rationing scheme to enrich insurers, drug companies and large hospital chains in lieu of universal single payer coverage. Obama hailed its March 2010 passage as… more »
Global Blossoms from Arab Spring
Rick Dickinson Revolutions rippling across the Arab World have left earth's elites trembling in their gilded Crocs. They've seen just how easily populism can pierce their thin veneer of permanence, and they know what's in store: in the age old battle of… more »
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