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By Carl Davidson at Oct 18, 2011
Carl Davidson's 'Keep On Keepin' On Commentaries... (More) Comments (0)
Fight the Rich, Not Their Wars
By Paul Street at Oct 17, 2011
Speech Street gave in Solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement in Iowa City, IA on Saturday, October 15, 2011... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael McGehee at Oct 17, 2011
The folks of Boston are quickly realizing that the police are there to protect and serve . . . the rich.... (More) Comments (3)
America, Iran and an Unashamedly Interventionist Secretary of State
By Deepak Tripathi at Oct 17, 2011
Analysis of American allegations of an Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to Washington and its context. ... (More) Comments (0)
By Kevin Young at Oct 15, 2011
54 percent of the US public, or 167 million people, support the Occupy Wall Street protests. The atmosphere is ripe for a mass movement.... (More) Comments (3)
By Michael Albert at Oct 14, 2011
Strategy and tactics are often complex, but now the arrogance of the rich and empowered has simplified the situation... (More) Comments (2)
By Kevin Young at Oct 10, 2011
The range of elite responses to Occupy Wall Street is a telling indicator of the movement's momentum, and should give strength to participants.... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Oct 08, 2011
Introducing Noam Chomsky at the Rebellious Media conference ... (More) Comments (2)
By Michael McGehee at Oct 07, 2011
for ten years we have been waging an illegal war and occupation on one of the poorest and most defenseless countries in the world, in which we are propping up a corrupt government made up of warlords and drug lords, where most of the people have no idea why we are there and are so fed up with our bombings of weddings and turning a blind eye to the sex trafficking of young boys (Wikileaks revealed that) that one of the most despotic Islamic movements is gaining power and influence.... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Oct 05, 2011
The emerging occupations movement in the U.S. and around the world...... (More) Comments (5)
By Kim Scipes at Oct 01, 2011
A recent book on the foreign policy program of the AFL-CIO has sold so well that it's been published in paperback, at a fairly affordable price. It covers over 100 years of labor imperialism, bringing things up to 2007. It discusses AFL-CIO involvement in Chile in early 1970s, the Philippines in the mid-to late-1980s, and Venezuela in early 2000s. Also discusses on-going efforts by labor activists' efforts to challenge this labor imperialism.... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael McGehee at Oct 01, 2011
In an article from yesterday entitled "United States and Uzbekistan Discuss More Supply Routes," we are informed that because, "the United States and Pakistan are locked in a diplomatic crisis over accusations linking Pakistan’s chief intelligence agency to militant attacks on Americans in Afghanistan," the U.S. is resuming relations with Uzbekistan "despite its poor human rights record."... (More) Comments (3)
By Kevin Young at Oct 01, 2011
Current conflicts have exposed the tensions in Evo Morales's reform project, raising vexing questions about the possibilities for genuine social transformation in extraction-based economies. Some sort of resolution that goes beyond patchwork and respects the legitimate rights of minorities would seem to be essential for those who seek an alternative model of development that is sustainable over the long term. Nuanced international solidarity has an important role to play.... (More) Comments (2)
By Michael Albert at Sep 30, 2011
Visit Wall Street - or make your own occupation!... (More) Comments (6)
By Danny Schechter at Sep 28, 2011
Just back from Istanbul, reflecting on what I saw and how important it is to have friends to guide you around.I call it the know who factor.....I call it "Know Who"... (More) Comments (0)


