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Remembering Edward Said
by Stephen Lendman September 25 marked the 10th anniversary of his death. He was much more than Columbia University Professor of English and Comparative Literature. He was an extraordinary intellectual, a visionary, a global peace advocate, a man of… more »
Replace Third Party Delusions With A Political Boycott
Joel S. Hirschhorn Recently, Jonathan Cymberknopf wrote a very upbeat article where he makes it sound like third party presidential candidates in 2012 achieved remarkable, even historic, success. He provides considerable data on how a number of third… more »
Why Are the Majority of Americans Pissed?
By Timothy V. Gatto I have not been writing much. Everything I want to say has been pretty much said by others. The best thing I read in decades was Putin's rebuke to the United States over its policies in Syria and its claim of "exceptionalism". I… more »
WaPo Interviews Lavrov
by Stephen Lendman On September 25, Washington Post senior associate editor Lally Weymouth interviewed Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. He did so on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meeting in New York. In response to a question regarding… more »
Rohani in New York
by Stephen Lendman On September 25, Iranian President Hassan Rohani delivered his first General Assembly address. It was eloquent, straightforward, honest and important. He spoke truth to power. He did so sincerely and candidly. Israel's UN delegation… more »
Syrian National Coalition Spurns Peace
by Stephen Lendman The Western-sponsored Syrian National Coalition (SNC) lacks legitimacy. It’s an artificial construct. It operates extrajudicially. It's a rogue outlaw gang. It supports war. It abhors peaceful conflict resolution. It wants Assad… more »
Unchanged US Policy on Iran
by Stephen Lendman Longstanding US plans remain firm. Softened rhetoric means nothing. It reflects mumbo jumbo duplicity. It's subterfuge. It's fake. It masquerades as change. Anti-Iranian policy is fixed. Washington tolerates no independent… more »
Iran Bashing
by Stephen Lendman It's longstanding. It's been ongoing since the 1979 Iranian revolution. February 11, 2014 marks its 35th anniversary. It ended a generation of repressive Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi rule. He's not missed. In 1953, Theodore Roosevelt's… more »
Obama's General Assembly Address
by Stephen Lendman His address didn't surprise. It was beginning-to-end demagogic boilerplate. It featured imperial mumbo jumbo. He turned truth on its head like he always does. A year ago he claimed intervening in Libya was to "cope with violent… more »
Merkel's Germany
by Stephen Lendman On September 23, Der Spiegel headlined "Word From Berlin: Triumph Confirms 'Era of Merkelism." She "won a stunning victory. Conservatives (achieved) the best result in two decades. Merkel is at the zenith of her power." Financial… more »
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