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Home » 2011 » February (Page 3)
Think Cosmically, Act Globally, Eat Locally
TRANSCEND Media Service, Feb. 21 – The above title is the slogan advocated by two University of California Santa Cruz professors, the astrophysicist Joel R. Primack, and his wife, the…
From Tahrir Square to Shatila Camp: ‘Cry Hurriya!’ (Freedom!)
The Tahrir Square “Hurriya!” tremors spreading across the Middle East may or may not be impacting today’s events in the historically liberal American state of Wisconsin and other areas of…
Development East and West (Part 1)
Burma ethnics never wanted to be Thai citizens. They never wanted to own land in Thailand. These desires were forced on them by a terrible situation, which forced them to…
U.S. Veto: Speaking With Forked-Tongue
It is common within early U.S. history to describe the communications from the white settlers to the indigenous population as being done with a “forked tongue,” as described clearly by…
Divergent Views from Lebanon, But One Common Goal
BEIRUT — Lebanese opponents of civil rights for Palestinian Refugees often use less objective and more crude wording to define “Tawtin” (“settlement”) than is normally employed in civil society discussions. During last summer’s…
The United States Stands Alone with Israel in the UN Security Council
In what appears to be as close to a consensus as the world community can ever hope to achieve, the United States reluctantly stood its ground on behalf of Israel…
Can America Get Away With Murder?
The Murder On the crispy afternoon of January 27, in crowded downtown Lahore, a guy who later identified himself as Raymond Davis, a technical advisor at the US Consulate, Lahore,…
Letter to the Editor: ‘Paul Craig Roberts’
For certain no man has suffered more outrageous libels and debasement of his record than the unfortunate Karl Marx. The article that appears in your current pages under the authorship…
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