What Can Be Done?
Europe can choose to prevent nuclear Armageddon, but European governments do not realize their potential to save the world from Washington’s aggression because the western Europeans are accustomed to being Washington’s vassal states.
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Balfour: Then and Now
The British pledge to Zionism in the Balfour Declaration of 1917 was an unabashed expression of colonialist arrogance.
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What Was the Balfour Declaration of 1917 and Why Is It Significant?
The Balfour Declaration determined British policy under the League of Nations’ Mandate, which ultimately facilitated the ethnic cleansing of Palestine.
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How Outlawing War Changed the World in 1928
Hathaway and Shapiro’s book ‘The Internationalists’ is a phenomenal book, but regrettably the US role as dominant military force on earth is simply missing.
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Hillary Clinton, the Queen of Flip-Floppery, on Genocide
Hillary Clinton called for US recognition of the Armenian genocide while Senator, but reversed her position to appease Turkey as Secretary of State.
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Germany’s Artful Acknowledgement of the Armenian Genocide
Despite its constructive elements, the Bundestag resolution is rife with errors and deficiencies.
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Roots of the Conflict: Palestine’s Nakba in the Larger Arab ‘Catastrophe’
The Palestinian ‘Nakba’ must be understood as part and parcel of the larger western designs in the Middle East dating back a century.
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The Roots of Terror
Civilians in Paris have been killed because of these imperial drives for power, just as tens, hundreds of millions before them have been killed in the past.
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The Allies at Gallipoli: Defeat in 1915, Disgrace in 2015
The Turkish government does not mourn the Allied dead any more than it cares about the victims of its genocides.
Read More The Armenian Genocide in Modern Turkey’s Official Denialism: A Hundred Shades of Denial.
Against the backdrop of Turkish official denialism, distortion, and propaganda stunt looms the larger decay of a state rooted in organized forgetting.
Read MoreWhat We Truly Learned from the Great War and the Absurdity of Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day is not really about loss of life because the only way to hold those or any lives sacred is not to send them off to war in the first place.
Read MoreThe Great Power Game: Deja Vu
Can we learn from history? Apparently not so far.
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