10 More Years in Afghanistan
by : David Swanson
Saturday November 30, 2013 When Barack Obama became president, there were 32,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan. He escalated to over 100,000 troops, plus contractors. Now there are 47,000 troops these five years later. Measured in financial cost, or death and destruction, Afghanistan is more President Obama’s war than President Bush’s. Now the White House is trying to keep troops in Afghanistan until "2024 and beyond." Afghan President Hamid Karzai is refusing to sign the deal. Here is his list of (...)
Read more, comments... Obama’s ‘Big Prize’ to Earn Nobel Peace Prize
by : Nicola Nasser
Wednesday November 27, 2013 By Nicola Nasser* Indeed, US President Barak Obama has gone a long way to earn his Nobel Peace Prize, which was prospectively and in advance awarded in 2009 to the 44th president of the United States while less than eight months in office. However, Obama’s “big prize” to make him “feel that I deserve” the Nobel Prize as he had said then will be waiting for him until he ends the ongoing Israeli war on the Palestinian people and occupation of their land, at (...)
Read more, comments... TRUTH IN THE REAL WORLD—THE JFK ASSASSINATION
by : Richard John Stapleton
Wednesday November 20, 2013 The JFK case is not so different epistemologically from most business cases. Here is a passage from my book Business Voyages, a business bible for people who want to do the right thing for all people, embarking on page 98: "A relevant question is what is business knowledge and how much of it can anyone gain, learn, acquire, develop, or discover? A more fundamental question is what is knowledge period? How do you know if you really know something? What are the differences between knowing, (...)
Read more, comments... Syria, Egypt Reveal Erdogan’s ‘Hidden Agenda’
by : Nicola Nasser
Wednesday November 20, 2013 By Nicola Nasser* The eruption of the Syrian conflict early in 2011 heralded the demise of Turkey’s officially pronounced strategy of “Zero Problems with Neighbors,” but more importantly, it revealed a “hidden agenda” in Turkish foreign policy under the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. What Sreeram Chaulia, the Dean of the Jindal School of International Affairs in India’s Sonipat, described as a “creeping hidden agenda” (...)
Read more, comments... DISHONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
by : David R. Hoffman, Pravda.Ru Legal Editor
Tuesday November 19, 2013 One question that often arises in philosophical debates is, “Do the ends justify the means?” This question has become so popular that it often serves as a fulcrum for the plots of movies and television shows. Two such television shows were Leverage (2008-2012) and Damages (2007-2012). Most of the main characters in Leverage were former criminals (grifters, computer hackers, and thieves) who used their skills to seek restitution for persons victimized by wealthy and corrupt (...)
Read more, comments... Demonstrate against Drones
by : London
Tuesday November 19, 2013 Saturday 23 November 1pm, Downing Street Drone attacks are causing mayhem and misery in an arc from Pakistan to Somalia and beyond. Pakistan government sources confirm the US has launched between three and four hundred strikes in Pakistan in the last ten years, killing hundreds, destabilising the country and creating deep of bitterness against the west. Stop the War is supporting this demonstration against drone attacks on Pakistan called by the Pakistani PTI party. We are asking our (...)
Read more, comments... THE CBS WHITEWASH OF THE JFK ASSASSINATION
by : Richard John Stapleton
Sunday November 17, 2013 I saw last night (November 16, 2013) Bob Schieffer of CBS News playing the role of senior uncle of US culture with tears in his eyes tell us how much it affected him to see John F. Kennedy’s little boy "in his little boy suit" salute his father at his funeral. The CBS program also featured cameo shots of the likes of Dan Rather and Jim Leherer of PBS making similar pronouncements. As a narrator of the CBS program which included footage of the motorcade in Dallas and events leading up (...)
Read more, comments... TIME WOUNDS ALL HEELS: WHAT TORONTO’S ROB FORD FIASCO IS ABOUT AND WHAT WE CAN L
by : JOHN CHUCKMAN
Sunday November 17, 2013 November 17, 2013 TIME WOUNDS ALL HEELS: WHAT TORONTO’S ROB FORD FIASCO IS ABOUT AND WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM IT John Chuckman For most of its history Toronto was a quiet and law-abiding place, up until a couple of decades ago bearing the nick-name, Toronto the Good, a name which actually had a double meaning, the second one being dull. And the city was rather dull, but it was also safe and decent, a place of quiet neighborhoods and corner green-grocers. In the 1960s, street cleaners (...)
Read more, comments... THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT—NO GAIN WITHOUT PAIN
by : Richard John Stapleton
Friday November 15, 2013 After the Obama administration took over in February 2009 the US has acquired a new financial reform act that did very little to reform the money and banking system, which was generally satisfying to bankers and Republicans; little or no reform of indefinite detention and surveillance, which was generally satisfying to the military-industrial complex and Republicans; and a healthcare reform act, which is generally unsatisfying to insurance companies and Republicans. The Patient Protection (...)
Read more, comments... All Drone Politics Is Local
by : David Swanson
Friday November 15, 2013 What Localities and States Can Do About Drones Charlottesville, Va., passed a resolution that urged the state of Virginia to adopt a two-year moratorium on drones (which it did), urged both Virginia and the U.S. Congress to prohibit information obtained from the domestic use of drones from being introduced into court, and to preclude the domestic use of drones equipped with "anti-personnel devices, meaning any projectile, chemical, electrical, directed-energy (visible or invisible), or (...)
Read more, comments... International Anti-War Conference: speakers and sessions announced
by : Stop the War Coalition
Thursday November 14, 2013 Speakers Diane Abbott MP, Tariq Ali author, Tony Benn president Stop the War, Jeremy Corbyn MP, Lindsey German convenor Stop the War, Edward Horgan Peace and Neutrality Alliance, Ireland, Kate Hudson General Secretary CND, Joan Humphreys Military Families Against the War, Owen Jones author, Mother Agnes Mariam (...)
Read more, comments... Sorry, Venezuela haters: this economy is not the Greece of Latin America
by : Mark Weisbrot
Thursday November 14, 2013 Predicting a Venezuelan apocalypse won’t make it happen: in this oil-rich country the only thing imploding is poverty For more than a decade people opposed to the government of Venezuela have argued that its economy would implode. Like communists in the 1930s rooting for the final crisis of capitalism, they saw economic collapse just around the corner. How frustrating it has been for them to witness only two recessions: one directly caused by the opposition’s oil strike (...)
Read more, comments... A VAST WASTELAND OF EFFORT SPENT: AMERICA’S RAMPAGE THROUGH THE MIDDLE EAST
by : JOHN CHUCKMAN
Wednesday November 13, 2013 A VAST WASTELAND OF EFFORT SPENT: AMERICA’S RAMPAGE THROUGH THE MIDDLE EAST John Chuckman I read that six thousand people have been killed by sectarian violence so far this year in Iraq, surely a good rough measure of what America’s invasion achieved there. In Afghanistan, America’s chosen man publically disagrees with America’s ideas of what withdrawal means, how many occupying American forces should remain, and the role the Taleban should play. Killing remains a (...)
Read more, comments... Committees of Correspondence: To Defend Freedom and Secure Good Government
by : William John Cox
Wednesday November 13, 2013 Two hundred and fifty years ago the people of America were subject to an unrepresentative government controlled by powerful commercial interests. They rebelled and formed their own government, which has now come to be controlled by powerful commercial interests. Once again, "these are the times that try men’s souls." What lessons can we learn from history to help us through this crisis? Samuel Adams was the Father of the American Revolution, and it was his formation of Committees of (...)
Read more, comments... Libya almost Imploding, Status Quo Unsustainable
by : Nicola Nasser
Wednesday November 13, 2013 By Nicola Nasser* More than two years on since the “revolution” of Feb. 2011, the security crisis is exacerbating by the day threatening Libya with an implosion charged with potential realistic risks to the geopolitical unity of the Arab north African country, turning this crisis into a national existential one. Obviously the status quo is unsustainable. “Libya is imploding two years after the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi” was captured and killed on October (...)
Read more, comments... Michelle Bachelet Favored to Win in Chilean Presidential Election
by : Brian McAfee
Tuesday November 12, 2013 Polling shows Bachelet with a significant lead over her closest competitor, Evelyn Matthei. The two women share a history in Chile’s tragic past when the democratically elected Salvador Allende was overthrown in a bloody coup that the U.S. supported and helped to plan. Michelle Bachelet’s father, Gen. Alberto Bachelet, who was loyal to President Allende and the Chilean constitution and rule of law, was arrested by Augusto Pinochet on September 11 1973, the first 9/11. He (...)
Read more, comments... Paying the Toll On the Economic Highway
by : William John Cox
Friday November 8, 2013 The political coma of the U.S. government induced by Congress and its failure to represent those who elect it can ultimately be traced to the unfair and complex system of income taxation. Better for the country and more equitable for its taxpayers would be a toll tax on the movement of all money along the nation’s economic highway. Not a national sales tax, not a value-added tax, not a flat income tax, and not a speculation tax, but rather a slight levy should be imposed on every (...)
Read more, comments... 120 reasons Australians should dump pro-war, pro-Zionist, US lackey Coalition
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Friday November 8, 2013 Australia has shifted to the climate change denialist extreme right - it has a new extreme right wing, pro-war, pro-Zionist, anti-environment, anti-science, US lackey, war criminal, climate criminal Liberal Party-National Party Coalition Federal Government headed by PM Tony Abbott. This extreme right wing Coalition Government is currently held in check by a Labor plus Greens majority in the Senate but after mid-2014 a new Senate will have an extreme right wing conservative majority (...)
Read more, comments... Slavery Isn’t a Thing of the Past
by : Nicholas D. Kristof
Thursday November 7, 2013 The movie “12 Years a Slave” is receiving rapturous reviews for depicting the antebellum South less as a gauzy land of elegant plantations than as the raw backdrop of monstrous brutality. It’s terrific that, in the 21st century, we can squarely face 19th-century slavery. But let’s also acknowledge the modern versions of slavery in the world around us — and, yes, right here at home. The United States is home to about 60,000 people who can fairly be called (...)
Read more, comments... Drones from the Other Side
by : David Swanson
Thursday November 7, 2013 Imagine you awake to the sound of a machine noisily buzzing over your house, and another machine nearby in the sky, and another. These machines and others like them have been around for months. They never leave. While you live in the United States, the machines belong to the government of Pakistan. The machines are unmanned drones armed with missiles. Every once in a while they blow up a house or a car or a couple of kids playing soccer or a grandmother walking to the store, sometimes (...)
Read more, comments... 6.6 Million Children Under the Age of Five Died Last Year Mostly from Easily Tr
by : Brian McAfee
Thursday November 7, 2013 6.6 Million Children Under the Age of Five Died Last Year Mostly from Easily Treatable Diseases. Most of the deaths have been from pneumonia, malaria, or diarrhea. Over 70% of these deaths have occurred in Africa and South-East Asia. Nearly half of all under five deaths occur in five countries, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, China, India, Nigeria and Pakistan. The women and children of the Congo have had to endure two decades of warfare, hundreds of thousands of displaced (...)
Read more, comments... HOW AMERICA LEARNED TO PLAY GOD
by : JOHN CHUCKMAN
Wednesday November 6, 2013 HOW AMERICA LEARNED TO PLAY GOD The Aftermath of 9/11: America’s Second Great Transformation and the Emergence of a Brave New World John Chuckman I call America’s pattern of behavior since 9/11 a “great transformation” because it involves revolutionary changes for the country and, unavoidably, the entire world. In its internal affairs, America has effectively weakened the protections of the Bill of Rights and instituted many of the practices of police states (...)
Read more, comments... Saudis Fight a Lost Battle against Change
by : Nicola Nasser
Wednesday November 6, 2013 By Nicola Nasser* The ongoing aggressive Saudi policy for a militarized “regime change” in Syria is more an expression of internal vulnerability, trying hopelessly to avert change outside their borders lest change sweeps inside, than being a positive show of leadership and power, but Syrian developments are proving by the day that the Saudis are fighting a lost battle against change. Riyadh is fighting several preemptive battles outside its borders in its immediate proximity (...)
Read more, comments... letter of november to the President Obama
by : kakine
Saturday November 2, 2013 Mr President Obama 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Washington DC 20500 (USA) Mr President, Here we are in November of 2013, and the four Cubans, Gerardo Hernández, Antonio Guerrero, Fernando González, and Ramón Labañino, have still not been set free. I often wonder what the real reasons were for their being arrested on September 12th 1998. FBI agents had already uncovered the Avispa Network agents since 1996, but held off arresting (...)
Read more, comments... Argentines link health problems to Monsanto agrochemicals
by : MICHAEL WARREN and NATACHA PISARENKO
Wednesday October 30, 2013 Argentine farmworker Fabian Tomasi wasn’t trained to use protective gear as he pumped pesticides into crop dusters. Now at 47, he’s a living skeleton. Schoolteacher Andrea Druetta lives in a town where it’s illegal to spray agrochemicals within 550 yards of homes, and yet soy is planted just 33 yards from her back door. Recently, her boys were showered in chemicals while swimming in their backyard pool. Sofia Gatica’s search for answers after losing her newborn to (...)
Read more, comments... Drying up Ideological Wellsprings of Arab – Israeli Conflict
by : Nicola Nasser
Wednesday October 30, 2013 By Nicola Nasser* Gradually, awareness that de-Zionization of the US and European foreign policy as well as the internal policies of the State of Israel has become a prerequisite for peace in the Middle East is steadily taking roots in Israeli and world public opinion and consciousness. However this awareness has yet to wait for drying up the Zionist ideological wellsprings of the Arab – Israeli conflict and translating it into real politics by de-Zionization of Israel and (...)
Read more, comments... CUTTING THE MIDDLE EAST’S GORDIAN KNOT: WHY ISRAEL CANNOT SURVIVE IN ITS PRESENT
by : JOHN CHUCKMAN
Monday October 28, 2013 CUTTING THE MIDDLE EAST’S GORDIAN KNOT: WHY ISRAEL CANNOT SURVIVE IN ITS PRESENT FORM John Chuckman Some Israelis are fond of comparing Israel’s displacement of Palestinians to the historical experience of North Americans in displacing indigenous people, but the comparison is inaccurate on almost every level. First, comparing events of two hundred years ago and today is misleading: norms of human rights and ethics and law have changed tremendously in that time. Besides, people (...)
Read more, comments... Why I Hate Google+ (No Really)
by : WireNews+Co
Saturday October 26, 2013 I must preface that rather rude statement with a confession that I use it all the time. It’s true... that I am literally on Google+ from the morning until the night. Once upon a time I used to use Twitter hDh wirenewsco quite a bit and I still use Facebook from time to time, but Google+ has indeed captured my attention and frankly, I cannot put it down. But it’s a love, hate relationship. I love some of the features, such as the ease at which you can share a video or image (...)
Read more, comments... Zionist Australian Government threatens anti-racist Jewish academics over BDS
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Wednesday October 23, 2013 The new climate criminal, anti-environment, effective climate change denialist and extreme right wing Coalition Government of Australia is threatening to ban boycotts by environmentalists against companies involved in environmental devastation. However it has also foreshadowed cutting off any Federal funding for any academic who supports Boycotts, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Apartheid Israel. Since some of the leading Australian proponents of BDS are anti-racist Jewish (...)
Read more, comments... Bomb Syria? It Probably Can’t be Done
by : Bob Nichols, Project Censored Winner
Saturday October 19, 2013 (San Francisco) Back when all the hoo-rah started about bombing Syria by the high up mukety-mucks, I wondered if it could be done. So, I started with looking up the essential facts. Seems simple enough; it was anything but. Let’s do the math. Start from Where? The days when American Carriers confidently patrolled the Mediterranean Sea are gone since Putin’s Russian Navy took over the Med. There are only four US destroyers there, carefully watched and under the gun from many (...)
Read more, comments... Canada’s Gone Fracking Nuts: Violent RCMP Raid on Indigenous Protesters
by : Johnny Canuck
Saturday October 19, 2013 by Miles Howe * Halifax Media Coop* RCMP Bring 60 Drawn Guns, Dogs, Assault Rifles to Serve Injunction on Wrong Road http://halifax.mediacoop.ca/story/r... "RCMP seem hell-bent for violence."
Read more, comments... Republican Imbeciles Strike Out- Yet Again
by : Son of a Bush
Thursday October 17, 2013 The only party dumber than the Democrats are the Republicans ... They shut down the Federal government in hopes of ending ObamaCare - before it began .. ...They want it to fail ... Have they ever heard of this little document known as the Constituton ? ..... Baby Bush referred to our founding charter as a G-D piece of paper .....Like it or not ObamaCare passed both Houses of Congress , was signed by Obama and hence became the Law of the Land ........ The Republicans have (...)
Read more, comments... WHAT AMERICA HAS BECOME
by : JOHN CHUCKMAN
Wednesday October 16, 2013 WHAT AMERICA HAS BECOME John Chuckman Of course, the cozy popular myth of America’s Founding Fathers as an earnest, civic-minded group gathered in an ornate hall, writing with quill pens, reading from leather-bound tomes, and offering heroic speeches in classical poses – all resembling Greek philosophers in wigs and spectacles and frock coats - was always that, a myth. They were in more than a few cases narrow, acquisitive men, ambitious for their personal interests which were (...)
Read more, comments... THE DUMBING DOWN OF AMERICA
by : David R. Hoffman, Pravda.Ru Legal Editor
Wednesday October 16, 2013 One of the most insidious, yet effective, political strategies in existence is what Adolf Hitler called THE GREAT LIE THEORY. Simply put, the great lie theory states that if political leaders take great lies, reduce them to slogans, and unremittingly repeat them they can make people believe that “hell is heaven” and “heaven is hell.” When successfully deployed, great lies can influence all classes of people to act against common sense, common interests, and the (...)
Read more, comments... Christopher Columbus and Genocide
by : BenAMarine
Tuesday October 15, 2013 Dr. John Henrik Clarke "An act of criminology... " http://youtu.be/vqoTBsgk6gg "History is never old..."
Read more, comments... Israeli Factor in Syrian Conflict Unveiled
by : Nicola Nasser
Monday October 14, 2013 By Nicola Nasser** More than two and a half years on, Israel’s purported neutrality in the Syrian conflict and the United State’s fanfare rhetoric urging a “regime change” in Damascus were abruptly cut short to unveil that the Israeli factor has been all throughout the conflict the main concern of both countries. All their media and political focus on “democracy versus dictatorship” and on the intervention of the international community on the basis of (...)
Read more, comments... "The Cambridge History of Australia" ignores Australia’s role in 30 genocides
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Monday October 14, 2013 History is written by the victors and history ignored yields history repeated. This is well illustrated by my book “Jane Austen and the Black Hole of British History” (now available for free perusal on the web [1]) that details how British historians, journalists and politicians near comprehensively deleted the horrendous 1942 -1945 Bengali Holocaust from historiography and from general public perception – the whitewashing of an immense atrocity in which Britain with (...)
Read more, comments... Saudi prince Khalid bin Sa’ad, kidnaps, rapes, kills Saudi girl
Saturday October 12, 2013 Police in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia has confirmed the news that a girl had been raped and murdered by a Saudi prince. The scandal was another loop in a chain of moral and ethical scandals on Saudi corrupt princes and their crime against Saudi citizens. The story began when the witnesses in Samer, a Jeddah suburb, saw that a girl was dropped out of a JMC automobile and the car drives away, evening May 30. People witnessing the event immediately wrapped the girl in a blanket and contact the (...)
Read more, comments... THE POOR PEOPLE OF EGYPT
by : JOHN CHUCKMAN
Thursday October 10, 2013 THE POOR PEOPLE OF EGYPT John Chuckman How is it that the people of Egypt, after a successful revolution against the repressive 30-year government of President Mubarak, a revolution involving the hopes and fears of millions and a substantial loss of life, have ended up almost precisely where they started? After Mubarak’s fall, there were many comments from prominent citizens of one of Egypt’s neighbors, the one styling itself “the Middle East’s only (...)
Read more, comments... Divest from fossil fuels - a key approach to help save the Biosphere & Humanity
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Wednesday October 9, 2013 Divestment from fossil fuels is a major way individuals, religious organizations, social organizations in general (e.g. societies, unions) , institutions (e.g. universities), superannuation funds, pension funds, companies and indeed local, state and federal governments can take concrete action against man-made climate change that is threatening the Biosphere and Humanity. We are all morally obliged to divest from companies involved in fossil fuel exploitation and which are hell-bent on (...)
Read more, comments... The Failure of War as an Instrument of Foreign Policy: A More Effective Solution
by : William John Cox
Wednesday October 9, 2013 Making war against nation states and their people no longer works. Unstable and undemocratic countries are usually controlled by individuals and cabals against whom military force ends up harming their own domestic victims more than the entrenched leadership, and new regimes offer little improvement. Destroying the infrastructure of a nation to turn its people against their "leadership" fails, as in Iraq, resulting in the deaths of thousands of innocent children. Targeting "insurgents" (...)
Read more, comments... 8 October 1967: Poster boy (videos)
by : Richard Gott
Tuesday October 8, 2013 His face has become an iconic image, used both as a symbol of protest and a fashion accessory. Richard Gott traces the story of Korda’s photo of Che Guevara The famous photograph of Che Guevara snapped by Alberto Korda in 1960 has circulated throughout the globe in the past half century, endlessly reproduced in increasingly exotic forms, each created with different intentions and evoking varied responses. Jesus Christ, Madonna, Princess Diana have all had their picture adapted and (...)
Read more, comments... Saudi black op team behind Damascus chem weapons attack – diplomatic sources
Saturday October 5, 2013 The August chemical weapons attack in the Syrian capital’s suburbs was done by a Saudi Arabian black operations team, Russian diplomatic sources have told a Russian news agency. “Based on data from a number of sources a picture can be pieced together. The criminal provocation in Eastern Ghouta was done by a black op team that the Saudi’s sent through Jordan and which acted with support of the Liwa Al-Islam group,” a source in the diplomatic circles told (...)
Read more, comments... Highly GHG polluting Australia, Canada & US default on & expand Carbon Debt
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Friday October 4, 2013 The world has a terminal greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution budget (global Carbon Credit) that must not be exceeded if we are to avoid a catastrophic 2C temperature rise. Unfortunately, the US, Australia and Canada have effectively used up their “fair shares” of this budget, are now stealing the Carbon Credit of other countries and are threatening the world with climate catastrophe. The worsening climate crisis means that the world has to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution and (...)
Read more, comments... Rapprochement with US Reinforces Iran Hand in Iraq
by : Nicola Nasser
Wednesday October 2, 2013 By Nicola Nasser* Iran seems successful in turning the Iraqi “strategic” agreement with the US into a tactical one, while it is succeeding in turning its own tactical accords with Iraq into a strategic bondage of the country. The burgeoning US-Iran rapprochement will only reinforce this trend to reinforce Iran hand in Iraq. Therefore, none seems more jubilant than Iraq by the latest indications of rapprochement between the United States and Iran and none seems more on alert (...)
Read more, comments... letter of october to Obama.
by : kakine
Tuesday October 1, 2013 Mr President Obama 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Washington DC 20500 USA Mr President, It’s been more than fifteen years since the F.B.I. arrested in Miami the members of the Avispa network, among them Gerardo Hernández, Antonio Guerrero, Fernando González, Ramón Labañino, and René González, known as “The Cuban Five”. If René González has done his time, as for his four compatriots, they are still under lock and key! On May 27th, 2005, the Working Group on (...)
Read more, comments... This Way
by : Kathy Kelly
Tuesday October 1, 2013 This article is the foreword to David Swanson’s new book, War No More: The Case for Abolition. I lived in Iraq during the 2003 Shock and Awe bombing. On April 1st, about two weeks into the aerial bombardment, a medical doctor who was one of my fellow peace team members urged me to go with her to the Al Kindi Hospital in Baghdad, where she knew she could be of some help. With no medical training, I tried to be unobtrusive, as families raced into the hospital carrying wounded loved (...)
Read more, comments... WILL THEY EVER TELL THE TRUTH ?
by : SON of a BUSH
Tuesday October 1, 2013 Will our government ever the Truth ? .... Ever ? Maybe once ? ......I am not interested in engaging in a rhetorical screed against the United States .......Rather it is those low denizens in high places within our government that hate the American people ... Why do they refuse to tell the truth - particularly in the grave matter of sending our military forces into combat ? Examples abound 1 ) The US staged- managed the Gulf of Tonkin incident Result : .... (...)
Read more, comments... The dreadful Dr. Sigmund Freud condemning knowingly his sisters to death ?
Sunday September 29, 2013 Freud condemning knowingly his sisters to death ? A very bad novel. by french historian Elisabeth Roudinesco Le Monde, literary supplement, September 20th 2013. Macedonian writer into Gender Studies, Goce Smilevski states in his latest novel about an alleged known episode in the life of Sigmund Freud to show that the founder of psychoanalysis was a misogynistic pervert, fascinated by Nazism, obsessed with money and masturbation : in short, a repulsive character. To do so, he built a (...)
Read more, comments... Huge Carbon Debt vs Carbon Credit, intergenerational equity & global justice
by : Dr Gideon Polya
Sunday September 29, 2013 The myth of neoliberalism claims trickle down benefits for the masses from maximizing freedom of the smart and advantaged to exploit natural resources. The neoliberals ignore the worsening problem of Carbon Debt due to pollution of the world’s one common atmosphere with CO2 that can now be estimated at a value of $127 trillion or roughly 2 years of global GDP. Top climate scientists and biologists say that a safe and sustainable existence for all peoples and all species on our (...)
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