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The United States is warring against that hydra of insurgency in Afghanistan and Iraq. Those wars offer a myriad of lessons over how to feed and how to starve a…
March 28, 2009 / 1 Comment / Read More With the stakes never higher than they are now, why aren't activists ramping up the pressure and looking beyond tactics that are allowed by those in power?…
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Stephen Zunes discusses Iran, Israel, and U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East in an exclusive interview with Foreign Policy Journal.…
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Only now, two decades on, Exxon has finally begun its payout of the court award -- but only ten cents on the dollar. And Uncle Paul's boat? No matter. Paul's…
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While S-21 is the most infamous of Khmer Rouge prisons, the KR maintained more than one hundred other prisons in Cambodia, of which there is only one survivor.…
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Whatever side we choose in these fabricated conflicts, human society maintains its steady, relentless path toward mass homicide/suicide. If we ever decide to look up from our text screens and…
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An interview with journalist Eric Margolis on the difficulties of writing objectively for the Western media establishment and U.S. policy towards Iran.…
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Sri Lanka is a country that nature has bestowed many favours upon, yet the people of the country remain under-privileged. An island that can simply be labeled as a tropical…
March 19, 2009 / 4 Comments / Read More
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