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Two Editorials Fall Short
by Stephen Lendman It's no surprise. Major media opinion at its best goes so far and no further. Sensitive red lines aren't crossed. News and information consumers are cheated. What's most important to know isn't reported. Sanitized content substitutes.… more »
Police State Britain
by Stephen Lendman Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) operates like NSA. They work cooperatively. They're out-of-control rogue agencies. They spy on their own populations. They do it globally. They conduct espionage. They collect… more »
Israeli Apartheid Ruthlessness
by Stephen Lendman Israel exceeds the worst of apartheid South Africa. Ninety-year-old Gush Shalom (Peace Bloc) founder, Uri Avnery, has many commendable attributes. Recognizing apartheid reality isn't one of them. More on that below. He supports peace… more »
Former New York Times Executive Editor Defends the Indefensible
by Stephen Lendman Bill Keller From 2003 until September 2011, Bill Keller was Times executive editor. Earlier he was a reporter and Washington bureau chief. He's now an op-ed columnist and Times Magazine contributor. His columns are best avoided. They… more »
FUKUSHIMA IS HERE TO STAY
Allen L Roland Hundreds of volunteers spell out the obvious to an apathetic world. Like a relentless invisible creeping fog, Fukushima's poisonous presence is already here on the West Coast and it won't go away. This ongoing ominous radiation threat… more »
6.6 Million Children Under the Age of Five Died Last Year Mostly from Easily Treatable Diseases
by Brian McAfee Most of the deaths have been from pneumonia, malaria, or diarrhea. Over 70% of these deaths have occurred in Africa and South-East Asia. Nearly half of all under five deaths occur in five countries, the Democratic Republic of the Congo,… more »
America at Crossroads: Intelligence Spying Ushers Global Outrage
Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. From George Bush onward to President Obama, the sadistic politics of the few flourishes in darkness being unable to know the difference between the foes and friends, fair and foul. The draconian mindsets try to envisage the… more »
America’s Murdered Elders: Day of the Dead
By Janet Phelan You would have thought you were at a Harvest Festival. The road leading up to the gated city is lined with food and refreshment booths. Other tables feature small, inexpensive toys. Bouquets of flowers are for sale, everywhere. The usual… more »
American hunger and the Christian right
Mary Shaw I have seen hunger, up close and personal, right here in the richest nation on the planet. And, despite what the so-called "Christian" right keeps telling us, I know that laziness does not explain why poor people are poor. I grew up in a… more »
Iraq Today: America's Genocidal Legacy
by Stephen Lendman America came to Iraq to stay. Contingents of US forces remain. America's embassy cost over a billion dollars to build. It's the world's largest. It's inside Baghdad's Green Zone. It includes 21 buildings. Extraordinary security… more »
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