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Jeremy R. Hammond is an independent political analyst and a recipient of the Project Censored Award for Outstanding Investigative Journalism. He is the founding editor of Foreign Policy Journal (www.foreignpolicyjournal.com) and can also be found on the web at JeremyRHammond.com. He is the author of "Ron Paul vs. Paul Krugman: Austrian vs. Keynesian economics in the financial crisis" and "The Rejection of Palestinian Self-Determination: The Struggle for Palestine and the Roots of the Israeli-Arab Conflict", both available in paperback or Kindle versions from Amazon.com.

The Houla Massacre as Pretext for Regime Change in Syria

The Houla Massacre as Pretext for Regime Change in Syria

The atrocity will likely be cited as a pretext in increasing calls for military intervention to overthrow the Assad regime on “humanitarian” grounds.…

Ron Paul’s Position on Israel is a Betrayal of His Values

Ron Paul’s Position on Israel is a Betrayal of His Values

It is a disturbing development in Ron Paul’s campaign to see him sounding on this issue more rather than less like his establishment opponents.…

Ben Bernanke: A Real American Hero?

Ben Bernanke: A Real American Hero?

The April issue of The Atlantic has a worshipful piece on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, featuring him on the cover with the moniker, “THE HERO”.…

Michael B. Oren’s Worship of ‘Israel’s Resilient Democracy’

Michael B. Oren’s Worship of ‘Israel’s Resilient Democracy’

One may recall again the ethnic cleansing through which the “Jewish state” was established. So much for “Israel’s Resilient Democracy”.…

Review: “Revolution From Above: Manufacturing ‘Dissent’ in the New World Order”

Review: “Revolution From Above: Manufacturing ‘Dissent’ in the New World Order”

Whether or one agrees with all of the arguments Dr. Bolton makes in Revolution From Above or not, he establishes the validity of his overall thesis quite convincingly through the…

Foreign Policy’s Irresponsible Reporting on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Foreign Policy’s Irresponsible Reporting on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Foreign Policy has had a troubling record that goes beyond one or two guest op-eds. There has been a pattern of what can be termed irresponsible reporting at best. …

Preparing Minds for an Israeli Attack on Iran

Preparing Minds for an Israeli Attack on Iran

A New York Times Magazine article titled “Will Israel Attack Iran?” can only be described as a propaganda piece, which maintains that central premise only through deliberate omission and distortion…

Ron Paul: Propagandist or Prophet?

Ron Paul: Propagandist or Prophet?

Ron Paul is “the best-known American propagandist for our enemies”, writes Dorothy Rabinowitz in a recent Wall Street Journal hit piece. To support the charge, she writes that Dr. Paul…

Rich People Don’t Create Jobs? 5 Economic ‘Myths’ Reexamined

Rich People Don’t Create Jobs? 5 Economic ‘Myths’ Reexamined

A featured article in this month’s issue of Mother Jones is entitled “Rich People Create Jobs! And five other myths that must die for our economy to live.” If rich…

David Frum: Saving America from Ron Paul

David Frum: Saving America from Ron Paul

David Frum, the Bush speechwriter who wrote Dubya’s “Axis of Evil” line, doesn’t like Ron Paul for president, and doesn’t think you should, either. He makes a pretty convincing case.…

Newt’s Invented History of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Newt’s Invented History of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

The Republican presidential candidates are falling all over themselves competing for who can be the most “pro-Israel”, with Newt Gingrich taking the game to a whole new level  last week…

Paul Krugman vs. Ron Paul and Friedrich Hayek

Paul Krugman vs. Ron Paul and Friedrich Hayek

Paul Krugman tried to slam Ron Paul in his most recent column by writing: Back in 1980, just as America was making its political turn to the right, Milton Friedman…

9/11 and Skeptic Magazine’s ‘Science’ of Controlled Demolitions

9/11 and Skeptic Magazine’s ‘Science’ of Controlled Demolitions

Chris Mohr at Skeptic magazine writes that “conspiracists are working hard to publicize their claims of scientific validity to the conjecture that the World Trade Center buildings were destroyed through…

What Would Paul Krugman Do?

What Would Paul Krugman Do?

WWPKD? Much more than Ben Bernanke has done. In a recent New York Times op-ed, Krugman criticizes the Federal Reserve chairman following his much-anticipated Jackson Hole announcement for not doing…

The Future Is Palestine

The Future Is Palestine

Special to the Palestine Chronicle. The U.S. has long opposed any “unilateral” action on the part of the Palestinians to seek fulfillment of their right to self-determination, and there is…

Video Analysis of NIST’s Claim of a 5.4 s Collapse Time Over 18 Stories for WTC 7

Video Analysis of NIST’s Claim of a 5.4 s Collapse Time Over 18 Stories for WTC 7

ABSTRACT NIST, in its draft report for public comment, initially denied that WTC 7 collapsed at the acceleration of gravity with the claim that an overall collapse time of 5.4…

The Propaganda Narrative of U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq

The Propaganda Narrative of U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq

The New York Times this week reports under the headline “Taking Lead, Iraqis Hope U.S. Special Operations Commandos Stay” that the security situation in Iraq “may be at risk now…

Relying on Misinformation, U.S. Senate Calls on U.N. to Rescind Goldstone Report

Relying on Misinformation, U.S. Senate Calls on U.N. to Rescind Goldstone Report

The U.S. Senate on April 14 passed a resolution “calling on the United Nations to rescind the Goldstone report”, the popular name for the report of a U.N. fact-finding mission…

The Afghan Drug Trade and the Elephant in the Room

The Afghan Drug Trade and the Elephant in the Room

Foreign Policy magazine this month features an article entitled “Think Again: The Afghan Drug Trade“, which is a decent overview of the opium problem – as far as it goes.…

It’s Well Past Time to Start Taking Peak Oil Seriously

It’s Well Past Time to Start Taking Peak Oil Seriously

Michael Lind writes a top-9 list of “most annoying sky-is-falling clichés in American foreign policy” under the headline “So Long, Chicken Little” in the March/April issue of Foreign Policy, with…