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Time names the Nobel Peace Laureate its Man of the Year
He shed a tear for the children Adam Lanza destroyed but not for those children he destroyed.
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Mike Ferner asks: If actions indeed speak louder than words, what must the impressionable and the young learn when each year as a nation we buy more murder and suffering than education or medical care;...
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We have been warriors Laura Finley states a truth which ought to be publicly announced every day until its truth become obvious: Guns. Media. Mental Illness. Lax Security. All these and more have been...
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Rob Urie, echoing Daniel Goldhagen, wrote: Ten years after the invasion, occupation and widespread destruction of Iraq was set into motion the revisionist apologetics are flying fast and furious. These...
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Glenn Greenwald discussed the automatic other-blaming, other-bashing found in the American media after every ‘terrorist’ attack: The rush, one might say the eagerness, to conclude that the attackers...
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As a response to the post-Boston Lockdown euphoria, Andrew Levine writes: For anyone who watched the World Trade Center collapse on television in the days after September 11, 2001, the repetitive...
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Serge Halimi, editor of Le Monde Diplomatique, wrote: Some revelations come as little surprise. It’s not really news that some politicians love money and like to spend time with those who have lots of...
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George W. Bush inconvenienced
Dubya in jail The problem for the ex-Decider, current fine arts painter is legal in nature: Will George W. Bush set foot in Europe again in his lifetime? A planned trip by Bush to speak at the...
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Glenn Greenwald points out that: That the Obama administration is now repeatedly declaring that the “war on terror” will last at least another decade (or two) is vastly more significant than all three...
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Norman Pollack accurately characterizes Barack Obama and the liberals who have lost their way while standing in his shadow: Obama’s “Hidden Hand” political strategy in his second term (Peter Baker, in...
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As the United States lunges into another reckless, foolish war, we may wish to notice that: Regardless of the trigger mechanism, the [Obama] administration seems intent on pushing through Donald...
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Searching for credibility
Filed under: Photo Essay Tagged: Authoritarian Regime, Barack Obama, Bashar Hafez al-Assad, Civil War, Crimes Against Humanity, Empire, Imperialism, Middle East, Politics, Syria, Tom Tomorrow, War Crime
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Andrew Levine characterized Congressional Democrats thusly: In Gulliver’s Travels (1726), Jonathan Swift has his hero say of the inhabitants of Brobdingnag: “I cannot but conclude that the Bulk of your...
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What we have here is a leathel “air quote” war
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On Panitch & Gindin and American decline
Reblogged from LBO News from Doug Henwood: These are comments I delivered at a panel on The Making of Global Capitalism, by Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin, at the Rethinking Marxism conference, held at...
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Capitalism and US Oil Geo-Politics » CounterPunch
Rob Urie has provided us with a concisely written essay which identifies the predicaments generated by the capitalist democracies in the West as well as by the global empire governed by power elites...
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Seymour Hersh dismisses America’s media giants
The following arrived by way of a Guardian interview conducted by Lisa O’Carroll: He is angry about the timidity of journalists in America, their failure to challenge the White House and be an...
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The shutdown: Day two
Norman Pollack’s recent description of the impasse rings true: The “shutdown issue,” presently mired in the political-ideological battle between the Far Right and the Less-Far Right (House Republicans...
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The Iraq genocide
Barry Lando, at one time an investigative producer for 60 Minutes, made a succinct yet indirect case for identifying America’s efforts in Iraq as a genocide. About the United States’ post-9.11 war...
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