Monthly Archives: August 2011

Washington Threatens Palestinian Statehood Bid by Stephen Lendman SteveLendmanBlog August 29, 2011 Washington wages wars multiple ways, including militarily, financially, and politically by supporting wrong over right each time. For decades, it subverted peace negotiations and Palestine’s bid for statehood. … Continue reading →

Never Forgive, Never Forget by Stephen Lendman SteveLendmanBlog August 28, 2011 After covering Libya’s rape since last winter in dozens of articles, no forgiving or forgetting is possible for one of history’s great crimes. Nor is ignoring those responsible, condemning … Continue reading →

Rebel Assassins Terrorizing Libyans by Stephen Lendman SteveLendmanBlog August 27, 2011 In his new article headlined, “9/11 After A Decade: Have We Learned Anything?” Paul Craig Roberts said: “Today Americans are unsafe, not because of terrorists and domestic extremists, but … Continue reading →

NATO’s Libya War:  A Nuremberg Level Crime Stephen Lendman SteveLendmanBlog August 25, 2011 The US/UK/French-led war on Libya will be remembered as one of history’s greatest crimes. It violates the letter and spirit of international law and America’s Constitution. The … Continue reading →

Oh, The Pain of The Believer:  Barack’s Betrayals Offer Lessons We Can’t Deny by Danny Schechter Global Research August 29, 2011 Journalists are not supposed to have political opinions, and yet we all do. Our “biases” are usually disguised, not … Continue reading →

America’s Great Health Care Takeaway by Shamus Cooke Global Research August 29, 2011 The health care crisis in the United States is getting worse with no visible end. The popular anger over unattainable or unaffordable health care has been diverted … Continue reading →

The “Liberation” of Libya:  NATO Special Forces and Al Qaeda Join Hands “Former Terrorists” Join the “Pro-democracy” Bandwagon by Prof. Michel Chossudovsky Global Research August 28, 2011 Extensive war crimes have been committed. NATO has blood on its hands. The … Continue reading →

China expands Central Asia pipeline By M K Bhadrakumar Indian Punchline August 30, 2011 In the last 1990s, when China first began signalling its interest to construct a gas pipeline from Turkmenistan to Xinjiang, sceptics mocked at it as the … Continue reading →

Hariri Bombing Indictment Based on Flawed Premise Analysis by Gareth Porter IPS August 29, 2011 WASHINGTON, Aug 29, 2011 (IPS) – The indictment of four men linked to Hezbollah in the 2005 assassination of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri made … Continue reading →

Götterdämmerung of the Hedge Funds by Martin Hutchinson PrudentBear August 29, 2011 The last 30 years have been notable for the rise of hedge funds, organizations that compete with the top Wall Street investment banks in remuneration, while charging their … Continue reading →