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American voters should shift their electoral strategy from seeking to put the lesser of evils into power to seeking to elect the force for the greatest good.
Read MoreThe government perpetually lies to the public about important issues. The mainstream media dutifully serve to manufacture consent for criminal policies. I free people's minds by exposing state propaganda intended to keep them in servitude to the politically and financially powerful. My writings empower readers with the knowledge to see through the deceptions and fight for a better future, for ourselves, our children, and future generations of humanity. I'm an independent political analyst, journalist, publisher and editor of Foreign Policy Journal, and author of several books. I'm also a writing coach who helps bloggers and journalists communicate their ideas more effectively to make a greater positive impact. Stay updated with my work by signing up for my free newsletter at JeremyRHammond.com. To learn more about my writing coaching program, click here.
Posted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 20, 2008 | Viewpoints |
American voters should shift their electoral strategy from seeking to put the lesser of evils into power to seeking to elect the force for the greatest good.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 15, 2008 | News & Analysis |
Last month, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in an interview that Israel must withdraw from the occupied territories. A closer look, however, reveals that his remarks are not anything dramatically different from what other Israeli leaders have said. Nor is it any consideration for international law or concern about the rights of the Palestinian people that is driving any potential shift in Israeli policy.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 13, 2008 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis, US |
An analysis that dissects an argument proposed by prominent neoconservative Robert Kagan in the journal Foreign Affairs in which he essentially suggests that a return to a Cold War-like paradigm would benefit U.S. foreign policy.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 10, 2008 | Asia Pacific, Culture, Reviews, US |
A review of Jason Bermas’s new 9/11 Documentary “Fabled Enemies”, produced by Alex Jones of Infowars.com.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 8, 2008 | Asia Pacific |
While the U.S. presidential candidates both suggest an increase in military forces as the solution for the conflict in Afghanistan, allies and even the U.S. Defense Secretary have agreed that a political solution involving engaging in diplomacy with the Taliban is necessary.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 6, 2008 | Economy & Business, News & Analysis, US |
The global economy is shuttering as the Federal Reserve System approaches theoretical collapse.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Oct 1, 2008 | Economy & Business, News & Analysis, US |
The media is reporting the House’s rejection of a financial bailout plan as a failure of leadership even though most Americans are opposed to it.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Sep 30, 2008 | Middle East |
The Pentagon is putting forth its best propaganda effort to capitalize on the reduction in violence in Iraq.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Sep 30, 2008 | Palestine |
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has said that Israel needs to “reach an agreement with the Palestinians” and that that would mean withdrawing from the occupied territories, but his words are expected to have little affect as he is set to leave office to face corruption charges.
Read MorePosted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Sep 30, 2008 | Asia Pacific |
The head of the Pakistan army has appointed Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shujaa Pasha as head of its Inter-Services Intelligence spy agency as the U.S. is pressuring the country to step up operations against militants. Meanwhile, Pakistanis are fleeing the increasing chaos and instability resulting from the U.S.’s “war on terrorism”.
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