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Israel Declares War on Gunter Grass
by Stephen Lendman Grass touched the right nerves. He deserves praise, not condemnation. Nonetheless, he's vilified for discussing Israel's open secret. It's nuclear armed and dangerous. Iran's also threatened. Millions of lives are at risk. Grass… more »
Justice for Rachel Corrie Delayed
by Stephen Lendman Delay may end up denial. More on that below. On March 16, 2003, an Israeli bulldozer driver murdered Rachel in cold blood. Trying to stop a Rafah refugee camp home demolition, eye witnesses said she climbed atop the giant Caterpillar… more »
How Do We Improve Public Schools? Take Away Their Funding, Terrorize Teachers, and Send Kids Somewhere Else (According to lawmakers)
By Elizabeth Walters How can we improve public education for our children? The answers to this question--and the perspectives on the current quality of public education in the United States--are as varied and individualized as the 55 million students… more »
The Winds of War
by Stephen Lendman When Washington plans regime change, wars are waged if other methods fail. For over a year, Western-generated violence ravaged Syria. Assad remains firmly in control. As a result, expect war. All signs suggest it. Annan's so-called… more »
Poverty in a Small Town
Rosemarie Jackowski Will the United States ever rise above the evils of classism and racism? Is 'poverty' the new black? The Vermont Council on Rural Development recently held community wide meetings to explore ways of improving life in small town… more »
The Zionist cuckoos in Christianity’s nest
Stuart Littlewood "The destiny of the Jewish people is to return to the land of Israel and reclaim their inheritance promised to Abraham and his descendants forever. This inheritance extends from the River of Egypt to the Euphrates. Within their land,… more »
Abdulhadi Alkhawaja Near Death
by Stephen Lendman Abdulhadi Alkhawaja Abdulhadi is a heroic human rights activist. A previous article discussed him and his ordeal in detail. April 11 marks his 63rd hunger striking day for justice - if he's still alive. Bahrain won't clarify beyond a… more »
The unclassified Zelikow torture memo as evidence of crimes
By Michael Collins "My colleagues were entitled to ignore my views," he [Zelikow] continued. "They did more than that: The [2006] White House attempted to collect and destroy all copies of my memo. I expect that one or two are still at least in the… more »
The Purpose of Education: Social Uplift or Social Control?
by Andrew Gavin Marshall In Part 1 of this series, I examined the elite assault on education – through the Chamber of Commerce, right-wing think tanks, and the Trilateral Commission – which arose in response to the massive social and political activist… more »
NAFTA Partners Take Steps to Boost Trilateral Relationship
By Dana Gabriel While bilateral initiatives have dominated North American issues over the last couple of years, the trilateral relationship has suffered. With a series of high-level meetings, the U.S., Canada and Mexico are taking steps to boost the… more »
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