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High Noon in Cyprus
by Stephen Lendman The Wall Street Journal said "Cyprus braces for a long weekend." It's not over 'till it's over. What's ahead bodes ill for Cypriots. Predatory bankers assure it. So do Eurocrats. Corrupt politicians go along. Financial tyranny is… more »
Rumors of Assads Assassination are Greatly Exaggerated
Michael Collins There's a strange story out there about Syrian President Bashar Assad's assassination and possible death. It has little merit but the sourcing is interesting. Gateway Pundit reported: BREAKING: Assad Shot By Bodyguard – Hospitalized in… more »
President Obama’s Second Term: Selling Death and Buying Assassins In the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia
James Petras Introduction As President Obama enters his second term with a new Cabinet, the foreign policy legacy of the past four years weighs heavily on their strategic decisions and their empire-building efforts. Central to the analysis of the next… more »
Obama in Jerusalem
by Stephen Lendman Rhetoric doesn't reflect policy. What matters most is what Obama means, not what he says. His agenda affirms one-sided Israeli support. He spurns Palestinian rights. He's done so throughout his tenure. He's not about to change now.… more »
Lawless NYPD Spying on Muslims
by Stephen Lendman Post-9/11, America declared war on Islam. Muslims became public enemy number one. They're stereotypically portrayed as culturally inferior, dirty, lecherous, untrustworthy, religiously fanatical and violent. Doing so turns truth on… more »
Unbreakable US/Israeli Ties
by Stephen Lendman Longstanding US/Israeli ties remain firm. Obama's visit reinforces them. It does more. It assures continued support. It endorses hardline extremism. It affirms occupation harshness. It lets Israel do what it pleases. America's special… more »
Internalizing Our Own Oppressionion
By Larry Pinkney “What matters is not to know the world but to change it.” –Frantz Fanon “Those who do not move, do not notice their chains.” –Rosa Luxemburg Oppression, more often than not, is both physical as well as psychological. Moreover,… more »
Washington Supports Venezuelan Opposition
by Stephen Lendman It's an open secret. Throughout Chavez's tenure, America supported opposition candidates. Quasi-government agencies did so. They're at it again now. They include the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), National Democratic… more »
On this tenth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, a reminder, according to the UN charter, the invasion was illegal
by chycho The war in Iraq is not over, not by a long shot. For decades to come we will have to deal with what the United States and its allies have unleashed. It’s anyone’s guess if those responsible for this war of aggression (crime against peace) will… more »
Cave in Obama puts Social Security and Medicare in budget deal
Michael Collins (Washington, DC 3/22) Yesterday we found out that President Barack Obama put Medicare and Social Security in the budget deal mix; timely but not thoughtful. What a profile in cowardice. Maybe not. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt… more »
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