Monthly Archives: January 2010

The Anti-War Peace Movement Needs a Re-Start America Needs a Patriotic, Broad-Based and Politically Independent Opposition to War by Kevin Zeese Global Research January 25, 2010 In his first year, President Obama broke several war-making records of President George W. … Continue reading →

Rwanda’s 1994 Genocide and the 2010 Elections by Ann Garrison Digital Journal 2010-01-20 The memory, consequence, and disputed histories of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide, loom large in Rwanda’s memory. Whether openly discussed or not, they will hugely influence the nation’s … Continue reading →

The Obama Administration’s Cover-up of the Flight 253 Affair “New Smoking Gun” Disclosures by Tom Burghardt Global Research January 25, 2010 Relevant questions begging for answers include: Who made the decision not to “connect the dots”? Are right-wing elements and … Continue reading →

China Accuses US of Online Warfare in Iran by Tania Branigan Guardian 2010-01-24 The United States used “online warfare” to stir up unrest in Iran after last year’s elections, the Chinese Communist party newspaper claimed today, hitting back at Hillary … Continue reading →

Hezbollah’s New Political Platform by Fawwaz Traboulsi Z Net 2010-01-24 [Translator's Introduction: The following article by Fawwaz Traboulsi appeared in the Beirut daily as-Safir of December 2, 2009.] Traboulsi’s article is an assessment and left critique of the main themes … Continue reading →

Fighting Company Union Ideology in America by Shamus Cooke Global Research January 22, 2010 The evolution of the company union in the U.S. is a history of both labor’s progress and its missteps. It is a story that, at bottom, … Continue reading →

Abbas to U.S.: “Negotiate With Israel on our Behalf” The Associated Press 2010-01-20 Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has proposed that the Obama administration negotiate the final borders of a Palestinian state with Israel, a Palestinian official said Wednesday, as a … Continue reading →

Share This Video Far And Wide A coalition of public interest organizations strongly condemned today’s ruling by the US Supreme Court allowing unlimited corporate money in US elections and announced that it is launching a campaign to amend the United … Continue reading →

The United States of Corporate America: From Democracy to Plutocracy by Prof. Rodrigue Tremblay The New American Empire January 22, 2010 “The price of apathy towards public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.”Plato, ancient Greek philosopher …“The 20th … Continue reading →

Afghanistan’s talking cure By Qaribur Rahman Saeed Asia Times Jan 21, 2010 The upcoming London Conference on Afghanistan must seize the opportunity to bring warring sides together instead of escalating the presence of international troops. Negotiating channels are open and … Continue reading →