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U.S. playing the Saudi envoy game
Dr. Ismail Salami In a 'united against Iran campaign,' the US government has accused Tehran of orchestrating an assassination plot against the Saudi envoy in Washington, a move which is to be seen as part of a US stratagem to carry on with its plan of… more »
Beating Up on Iran
by Stephen Lendman After Washington bogusly accused Iran of an implausible terror plot on US soil, America's media brazenly regurgitated official lies. It's nothing new. It's what they do instead of providing real news, information and analysis. Long… more »
Abbas, UN Membership and Peace Talks
by Stephen Lendman Globetrotting to enlist UN membership support, Abbas told Time magazine in Columbia on October 11 that he'll resume talks if Israel accepts the Quartet's proposal. In September, Quartet members established a timeline for "realistic… more »
THE PUBLIC OPTION IN BANKING: ANOTHER LOOK AT THE GERMAN MODEL
Ellen Brown Publicly-owned banks were instrumental in funding Germany’s “economic miracle” after the devastation of World War II. Although the German public banks have been targeted in the last decade for takedown by their private competitors, the model… more »
Iran Falsely Charged with Fake Terror Plot
by Stephen Lendman Since Iran's 1979 revolution and US hostage crisis, Washington's been spoiling for a fight. The Carter administration considered invading and seizing its oil fields. Washington exploited Iran/Iraq tensions and encouraged Saddam… more »
Major Media Liars Report Fake NATO Victories
by Stephen Lendman On October 9, BBC claimed National Transitional Council (NTC) forces "made significant gains in the battle for the city of Sirte. (NTC) commanders said they had captured the main hospital, the university and the Ouagadougou conference… more »
STEVE JOBS EPITAPH / STAY HUNGRY, STAY FOOLISH AND FOLLOW YOUR HEART
Allen L Roland Steve Jobs commencement address at Stanford University in 2005 could well have been his epitaph six years before his untimely death at 56 years old. His message was simple but profound for in 15 minutes he connected the dots of his humble… more »
New SCOTUS decision in Abu-Jamal case is good, but not enough
Mary Shaw The drama continues in the case of America's most famous living death row prisoner. On October 11, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request from the Philadelphia District Attorney to overturn a federal appeals court decision declaring Mumia… more »
Fighting for the Soul of the American Dream
by Stephen Lendman Republics are nations where heads of state aren't monarchs or despots in which citizens elect officials to represent them. Merriam Webster calls them "government(s) in which supreme power resides in a body of citizens entitled to vote… more »
Phony Peace Negotiations or Rule of Law… which is it to be?
Stuart Littlewood Tell your Member of Parliament: “Justice for Palestinians first. Negotiations later… maybe.” Law, justice, liberty and human rights, we were taught, are non-negotiable. Perhaps Obama, La Clinton, Cameron and Hague missed that important… more »
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