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Britain’s mad-house foreign policy
Stuart Littlewood 'Operation Cast Lead' in Gaza My local MP, Henry Bellingham, is a Foreign Office minister whose responsibilities include the United Nations, the International Criminal Court and conflict resolution. I take this to mean he's tasked… more »
Hate Crime or Terrorism? The Ku Klux Klan Still "Kill At Will"
By Ismail Salami Kendrec McDade, and Shaima Alawadi Once upon a time in America back in the nineteenth century, there was a far-right organization known as Ku Klux Klan that adhered to primitively radical and hidebound ideas including white supremacy… more »
US-Israel War on Iran: The Myth of Limited Warfare
James Petras Introduction The mounting threat of a US-Israeli military attack against Iran is based on several factors including: (1) the recent military history of both countries in the region, (2) public pronouncements by US and Israeli political… more »
Friends of Syria Subvert Peaceful Resolution
by Stephen Lendman Washington-backed so-called "Friends" won't tolerate resolving Syrian violence peacefully. How can they when America, rogue NATO partners, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other regional despots incited it, fund it, arm it, and continue it.… more »
Abdulhadi Alkhawaja: Dying for Justice
by Stephen Lendman Bahrain's Al-Khalifa monarchy is one of the world's most ruthless despotic regimes. It's also a valued US ally. It's one of many other regional ones, notably Saudi Arabia, the worst of the lot. In summer 2010, sporadic protests began.… more »
War crimes in Libya and the March shift
By Michael Collins Foreign Policy just published a roundup of weapons contributed to the Libyan rebels in the regime change effort. The e-Journal is a publication of the Washington Post. Colum Lynch's April 4 article relies on the March 20 UN report to… more »
Obama Authorizes Greater Wall Street Theft
by Stephen Lendman On April 5, as expected, Obama signed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (the JOBS Act). Again, America's 99% was betrayed. Overwhelming bipartisan House and Senate support backed the measure. The bill does nothing to create… more »
I do not think we need more human beings on this planet: Peter Singer
By Kourosh Ziabari Peter Singer is a world-renowned Australian philosopher and bio-ethicist. He is the Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University and Laureate Professor at the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics at the… more »
Viktor Bout: Victimized by US Injustice
by Stephen Lendman On February 17, 2010, the US Justice Department indicted Bout and Richard Ammar Chichakli "for allegedly conspiring to violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act ("IEEPA") stemming from their efforts to purchase two… more »
Numbing Numbers Explain US Frog Revolution
Joel S. Hirschhorn Believing in the classic American Dream that hard work will deliver prosperity is like believing that buying super lottery tickets is a smart way to become wealthy. Both are delusional beliefs because both are bets on incredible long… more »
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