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An Interview With Col. Lawrence Wilkerson (Part Two)

Posted by Andy Worthington | Sep 11, 2009 | News & Analysis, US |

The second part of the interview begins with further discussion of the significance of Col. Wilkerson’s statement that no more than a couple of dozen of the prisoners at Guantánamo had any serious intelligence value, and also includes reflections on how former Vice President Dick Cheney is “crazy,” how the Democrats have no spine and the mainstream media has no principles, and how the US had no Arabic experts at the time of the 9/11 attacks except a handful in the FBI who were promptly sidelined.

Europe’s Complicity in Evil

Posted by Paul Craig Roberts | Sep 11, 2009 | Asia Pacific, Europe, US, Viewpoints |

American political leaders and the American people need Europe’s help in order to avoid the degeneration of the American political entity.

The Rejection of Palestinian Self-Determination: A Review

Posted by Jim Miles | Sep 8, 2009 | Culture, Palestine, Reviews |

For anyone considering arguments about the Palestinian-Israeli problem, this work should become a necessary short primer into the double standards used to reject Palestinian democracy.

A Final Chapter in the PanAm 103 Bombing Case?

Posted by William Blum | Sep 4, 2009 | Africa, US, Viewpoints |

And a reversal of the verdict would mean that the civilized and venerable governments of the United States and the United Kingdom would stand exposed as having lived a monumental lie for almost 20 years and imprisoned a man they knew to be innocent for eight years.

Why Not Crippling Sanctions for Israel and the US?

Posted by Paul Craig Roberts | Aug 31, 2009 | Middle East, US, Viewpoints |

The US is not a forever “superpower” that can indefinitely ignore its own laws and international law. The US will eventually fall as a result of its hubris, arrogance, and imperial overreach.

The Unwinnables – Part 2

Posted by Moign Khawaja | Aug 30, 2009 | Asia Pacific, Europe, US, Viewpoints |

What has really happened during these eight years is that the suffering of Afghan people has risen manifold, corruption has gone out of control, inflation has sky rocketed, poppy cultivation has grown to unprecedented heights and the situation of law and order has worsened unimaginably.

Fighting for the Right to Walk

Posted by Ramzy Baroud | Aug 28, 2009 | Palestine, Viewpoints |

Gaza’s troubles have somehow been relegated, if not completely dropped from the mainstream media’s radar, and subsequently from the world’s conscience and consciousness.

An Interview With Col. Lawrence Wilkerson (Part One)

Posted by Andy Worthington | Aug 28, 2009 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis, US |

Col. Lawrence Wilkerson served in the US military for 31 years and was Chief of Staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell from August 2002 until January 2005, two months after Powell’s resignation, when he left the State Department.

From Citizen to Serf in 200 Years

Posted by Paul Craig Roberts | Aug 28, 2009 | US, Viewpoints |

In America government always comes first. The citizen last. The transformation from citizen to serf has been completed.

Drones and Democracy in Afghanistan

Posted by Ramzy Baroud | Aug 24, 2009 | Asia Pacific, US, Viewpoints |

With elections in Afghanistan, it might be timely to reflect on the US engagement with that stricken nation and consider just how much foreign intervention has contributed to the prospect and possibility of free and democratic elections.

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An Interview With Col. Lawrence Wilkerson (Part Two)

Europe’s Complicity in Evil

The Rejection of Palestinian Self-Determination: A Review

A Final Chapter in the PanAm 103 Bombing Case?

Why Not Crippling Sanctions for Israel and the US?

The Unwinnables – Part 2

Fighting for the Right to Walk

An Interview With Col. Lawrence Wilkerson (Part One)

From Citizen to Serf in 200 Years

Drones and Democracy in Afghanistan

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