By Ann Wright Truthout 8/22/07
On August 19, I flew to Ottawa, Canada to speak at alternative events during the third Security and Prosperity Partnership conference (more…)
Fri 31 Aug 2007
By Ann Wright Truthout 8/22/07
On August 19, I flew to Ottawa, Canada to speak at alternative events during the third Security and Prosperity Partnership conference (more…)
Fri 31 Aug 2007
By Paul Craig Roberts Antiwar.com 8/31/07
The media is silent, Congress is absent, and Americans are distracted as George W. Bush openly prepares aggression against Iran. (more…)
Fri 31 Aug 2007
By Stephen Lendman ICH 8/31/07
Part One
As Labor Day approaches, what better time to assess the state of working America. It’s under assault and weakened by decades of eroding rights in the richest country in the world once regarded as a model democratic state. (more…)
Wed 29 Aug 2007
[KH: I highly recommend both these books for giving invaluable insight into what is currently happening in the U.S. and the world.]
Excerpted from The George Seldes Reader by Randolph T. Holhut ThirdWorldTraveler.com
[Holhut: In 1943, Seldes wrote and self-published the book Facts and Fascism which is the most detailed and documented history on how big business subsidized fascism. (more…)
Wed 29 Aug 2007
by David Swanson www.davidswanson.org 8/26/07
“Made Love, Got War” is the title of Norman Solomon’s latest book, an autobiographical account of the peace and disarmament movements in the United States over the past half century. (more…)
Tue 28 Aug 2007
by Bernard Weiner crisispapers.org 8/28/07
“Outsourcing” jobs overseas is only the tip of the iceberg. How about the CheneyBush Administration “outsourcing” our military, our intelligence-gathering, our nation’s soul? (more…)
Tue 28 Aug 2007
by Ann Berg antiwar.com 8/28/07
While economic pundits point fingers at loose lending for the malodor in the housing market that is now filling the noses of financiers, they miss the primary cause: permanent war. (more…)
Tue 28 Aug 2007
by Dean Baker Commondreams.org 8/28/07
For the last quarter century, corporate America has been at war against the labor movement. After a long period in which unions were an accepted part of the economic and political landscape, most corporations adopted a much more hostile attitude toward unions. (more…)