The Libertarian Case for Palestine
Jeremy R. Hammond presents the Libertarian case for Palestine in a debate on the Tom Woods Show over the legitimacy of the establishment of Israel.
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The No-State Solution to the Israel-Palestine Conflict
It is time for the citizens of the world to effect the paradigm shift required to bring about a peaceful resolution to the world’s most infamous conflict.
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How Turkey’s Reconciliation Deal with Israel Harms the Palestinians
By signing the reconciliation agreement with Israel, Turkey has betrayed the Palestinians and made itself complicit in Israel’s occupation regime.
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Stop Blaming Free Markets
It is in the state’s interest to indoctrinate the public with the belief that the “free market” is to blame for consequences of state interventions.
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A Measles Death, Vaccines, and the Media’s Failure to Inform
US media reports on the first confirmed measles death since 2003 treat the subject of vaccines as though there was no discussion to be had. There is.
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Netanyahu’s “Flip-Flop” and the Willful Blindness of the Mainstream Media
The media’s reaction to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s election promise to prevent Palestinian statehood illustrates an institutional myopia.
Read More9/11: The Best Physical Evidence of Explosives
David Chandler gives an excellent guest lecture on the evidence of explosives in the destruction of the three World Trade Center buildings on 9/11.
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Roger Cohen’s Racist Opposition to the Palestinian Right of Return
New York Times columnist Roger Cohen this week made an openly racist argument against the Palestinian right of return, declaring his opposition to this goal of the BDS movement on the grounds that it would threaten Israel’s existence as a “Jewish state”.
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US Policy Fueling Violence and Oppression in Egypt
US policy towards Egypt is helping to fuel the violence, oppression, and social upheaval that could spiral even more dangerously out of control.
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U.S. Policy Is To Prolong the Violence in Syria
U.S. policy is to prolong the conflict and escalate the violence by backing the rebels enough to eventually coerce Assad into agreeing to step down, but not enough to assist them in actually overthrowing the government.
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