Opinion

Things Which Don’t Go Away

Things the American government and media don't let go of. And neither do I.…

Sep 2 2010 / 1 Comment / Read More

The Congo: How High Tech Business Finances Genocide

In mass media coverage, the economic roots of the conflict that has plagued the Democratic Republic of Congo for over a decade is frequently eclipsed.…

Aug 29 2010 / No Comment / Read More

Modern Poverty in the Richest Nation on Earth

Even in one of the world’s richest countries, a significant percentage of the population slips deeper and deeper into debt.…

Aug 29 2010 / 3 Comments / Read More

Rebranding Iraq: Playing with Numbers and Human Lives

The fact is, no one has won this war. And the occupation is anything but over.…

Aug 29 2010 / 1 Comment / Read More

Say Hello to the Europe of Nations

The European decline is already history. It has already been.…

Aug 27 2010 / 2 Comments / Read More

Four Reasons Why Americans Should Oppose Zionism

Americans now have all the evidence they need for a reasonable and morally-sound conclusion, that Zionism produces a cruelty and truculence that they bankroll with their taxes and legitimize with…

Aug 23 2010 / 27 Comments / Read More

Between the Lines

Analysis

Death By Globalism

Military Spending

Economists who have spent their professional lives rationalizing “globalism” as good for America have no idea of the disaster that…

Sep 1 2010 / No Comment / Read More

How Active Is Blackwater in Pakistan?

Blackwater founder Eric Prince giving testimony during a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing in October 2007.

Reportedly, about 180 US Cobra operatives, including Xe personnel, have recently been secretly positioned in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, and Quetta,…

Aug 30 2010 / 1 Comment / Read More

Drone Attacks – The Proliferation Of A New Form Of Warfare

drone

The international community needs a UAV-related debate that would include informed analysis of present occurrences and likely future trends.…

Aug 27 2010 / 9 Comments / Read More

Kashmir Now Or Never

If initiatives along above lines are not undertaken soon, it may be pointless to write any further on the subject…

Aug 27 2010 / 3 Comments / Read More

Turning Back From the Point of No Return

Israel has threatened to bomb Iran

Any attack on Iran would have dire consequences and enormously destabilize the Middle East.…

Aug 26 2010 / 6 Comments / Read More

Central Asian Conundrum: Who Wears the Pants in the Eurasian Balkans?

Russian troops stationed at the Kant airbase in Kyrgyzstan, 20 km east of Bishkek (http://en.rian.ru)

Speaking in geopolitical terms, the Eurasian Balkans, encompassing the whole of Central Asia are the so sought-after heartland of modern…

Aug 22 2010 / No Comment / Read More

Deconstructing the Official Narrative on the U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq

U.S. withdrawal from Iraq

Iraq is back in the news, at least for a moment. The occasion is “A truly historic end to seven…

Aug 20 2010 / 4 Comments / Read More

How Close Is America’s Demise?

Dollars

The United States is running out of time to get its budget and trade deficits under control.  Despite the urgency…

Aug 18 2010 / 2 Comments / Read More

Chinese TV Series Lauds Israel: The Alliance Between China and Zionism

China Israel Relations

The Zionist state’s relationship with China is something that has come to public attention with a new Chinese documentary on…

Aug 18 2010 / 1 Comment / Read More
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Australia’s Political Stalemate Set to Continue

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard held a media conference in Canberra on Monday, declaring that an end to the country’s political deadlock may take some time.…

Aug 25 2010 / 1 Comment / Read More

Kosovo: A Long-Term Political Collision in Europe

A KFOR helicopter is flying away of the Pristina International Military airport, just while New NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen not in picture, left Kosovo, during he  visited Kosovo on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2009. NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen is on a one-day visit in Kosovo. During his visit today in Kosovo, NATO Secretary General's Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said that the North Atlantic Alliance will continue to help the Kosovo Security Force (KSF). After a press conference holden at the PRESS Centre of Military Airport in Pristina, Mr. Rasmussen left Kosovo.  (BPA Photo/Vedat Xhymshiti)

Since 1999 Kosovo still remains a constant international political conflict between Kosovo Albanians and Serbian governors.…

Aug 23 2010 / 4 Comments / Read More

Australian Election Produces First Hung Parliament in 70 Years

Voters queuing outside Melbourne Town Hall on election day.

Four independents and a Greens MP will determine who governs Australia in the coming weeks as the nation's election points towards a hung parliament for the first time since World War II.…

Aug 23 2010 / 4 Comments / Read More

Bourj el-Barajneh: Searching for Meaning in a Refugee Camp

Palestinian children in the area of the Shatila refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon (AFP)

Beirut, Lebanon — Two young girls stood, as if frozen, staring below them at an ever vibrant Beirut. Their balcony, like the rest of their house and most of their refugee camp was of an indistinct color. It was dirty, as were their clothes. They,…

Aug 13 2010 / No Comment / Read More
Arts & Culture

Book Review: Palestine Betrayed

Palestine Betrayed is a hoax -- one that speaks the truth, yet conceals much more than it reveals, and creates a 'neo-revisionist' canard about the…

Aug 30 2010 / No Comment / Read More

Filming Action and Martial Arts in 3D Creates Both Challenges and Opportunities

A martial arts fight in 3D

3D is the radio of the 2000’s. People always said I had a great face for radio, and now I am putting it to work.…

Aug 22 2010 / No Comment / Read More
Economy Military Spending

Death By Globalism

Economists who have spent their professional lives rationalizing “globalism” as good for America have no idea of the disaster that they have wrought.…

Sep 1 2010 / Read More

The Congo: How High Tech Business Finances Genocide

In mass media coverage, the economic roots of the conflict that has plagued the Democratic Republic of Congo for over a decade is frequently eclipsed.…

Aug 29 2010 / Read More
United States

Things Which Don’t Go Away

Things the American government and media don't let go of. And neither do I.…

Sep 2 2010 / Read More
Military Spending

Death By Globalism

Economists who have spent their professional lives rationalizing “globalism” as good for America have no idea of the disaster that they have wrought.…

Sep 1 2010 / Read More
Israel / Palestine

Book Review: Palestine Betrayed

Palestine Betrayed is a hoax -- one that speaks the truth, yet conceals much more than it reveals, and creates a 'neo-revisionist' canard about the Palestinian expulsion.…

Aug 30 2010 / Read More
drone

Drone Attacks – The Proliferation Of A New Form Of Warfare

The international community needs a UAV-related debate that would include informed analysis of present occurrences and likely future trends.…

Aug 27 2010 / Read More
Iraq

Things Which Don’t Go Away

Things the American government and media don't let go of. And neither do I.…

Sep 2 2010 / Read More

Rebranding Iraq: Playing with Numbers and Human Lives

The fact is, no one has won this war. And the occupation is anything but over.…

Aug 29 2010 / Read More
Iran drone

Drone Attacks – The Proliferation Of A New Form Of Warfare

The international community needs a UAV-related debate that would include informed analysis of present occurrences and likely future trends.…

Aug 27 2010 / Read More
Israel has threatened to bomb Iran

Turning Back From the Point of No Return

Any attack on Iran would have dire consequences and enormously destabilize the Middle East.…

Aug 26 2010 / Read More
Afghanistan

Things Which Don’t Go Away

Things the American government and media don't let go of. And neither do I.…

Sep 2 2010 / Read More
Russian troops stationed at the Kant airbase in Kyrgyzstan, 20 km east of Bishkek (http://en.rian.ru)

Central Asian Conundrum: Who Wears the Pants in the Eurasian Balkans?

Speaking in geopolitical terms, the Eurasian Balkans, encompassing the whole of Central Asia are the so sought-after heartland of modern times. …

Aug 22 2010 / Read More
Pakistan drone

Drone Attacks – The Proliferation Of A New Form Of Warfare

The international community needs a UAV-related debate that would include informed analysis of present occurrences and likely future trends.…

Aug 27 2010 / Read More

Kashmir Now Or Never

If initiatives along above lines are not undertaken soon, it may be pointless to write any further on the subject of the Kashmir problem…

Aug 27 2010 / Read More
Burma

Chin Refugees in Malaysia (Part 2)

Read part one of this story here. Chin refugees buy time in Malaysia, waiting for resettlement in a safe country. While they wait, they get arrested, again, and again. In Malaysia, immigration enforcement raids are often…

Aug 11 2010 / Read More
dead-children

Chin Refugees in Malaysia (Part 1)

The dead corpses of two mangled Chin babies represent the hopeless desperation of people fleeing Burma. Burma’s citizens stow away in the trunks of cars or hide their children on overloaded fishing boats, giving all of…

Jul 26 2010 / Read More

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