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Quigley: Report from Haiti
Znet Article, October, 09 2011
Bill Quigley
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Where has the money raised for Haiti gone?
Shalom: The al-Awlaki Killing
Znet Article, October, 05 2011
Stephen Shalom
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What the al-Awlaki killing tells us about the "war on terror"
Janson: What Tony Bennett Said About 9/11 Martin Luther King Jr. Would Have Also
Znet Article, October, 05 2011
Jay Janson
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"War is the lowest form of human behavior. Weapons should be banished from the planet and those that make weapons should be arrested. Life is a gift, to be enjoyed."
McCormack: Discordant Visitors: Japanese and Okinawan Messages to the US
Znet Article, October, 04 2011
Gavan McCormack
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Analysis of US-Japanese conversations on Okinawa and the US base there
Wallerstein: "How Would al-Qaeda Assess Its Achievements?"
Commentary, October, 04 2011
Immanuel Wallerstein
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The United States is clearly weaker geopolitically today than in 2001
Hayden: Good Politics At Home But A Greater Quagmire
Znet Article, October, 03 2011
Tom Hayden
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Enthralled by killing our demons, addicted to fossil fuels, ignorant of secret military operations, the American public increasingly lives in a dangerous cocoon
Sulehria: Imperialism in our age
Znet Article, October, 01 2011
Farooq Sulehria
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Wide-ranging interview on imperialism
Herman: Assassination Rights
Zmag Article, October, 01 2011
Edward S. Herman
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Washington as assassination central
Newkirk: "Soft Power" in the Middle East
Zmag Article, October, 01 2011
Anthony Newkirk
Newkirk's ZSpace page
U.S. motives in the region and the future of recent uprisings
Engelhardt: The Latest in Guarding the Empire
Znet Article, September, 30 2011
Tom Engelhardt
Engelhardt's ZSpace page
Both at home and abroad, the American dream is turning into the American scream
Benjamin: Iraq: 100 Days of Solidarity
Znet Article, September, 29 2011
Medea Benjamin
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This week marks the beginning of what is supposed to be the final 100 days of the U.S. occupation of Iraq
Swanson: When the World Outlawed War
Znet Article, September, 29 2011
David Swanson
Swanson's ZSpace page
The peace movement that made the Kellogg-Briand Pact happen, just like the militarism against which it competed, was given a huge boost by World War I
Hayden: An Expanding War in Pakistan
Znet Article, September, 29 2011
Tom Hayden
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Slowly but surely, the United States is creeping deeper and deeper into a disastrous war in Pakistan
Chavez: End Imperial War On Libya
Znet Article, September, 28 2011
Hugo Chavez
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President Hugo Chavez speaks to the 66th Session of United Nations General Assembly
Bello: Why Al-Qaeda Won
Znet Article, September, 26 2011
Walden Bello
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Ten years after 9/11, the United States is definitely still the premier global power, but it is a much diminished one
Basketter: Torture—A Very British Tradition
Znet Article, September, 26 2011
Simon Basketter
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British soldiers inflicted “violent and cowardly” assaults on Iraqi civilians, according to a public inquiry into the killing published recently
Hayden: U.S. is Intervening in Civil War
Znet Article, September, 25 2011
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
There are well-connected forces attempting to destroy the peace process and prolong the wa
Schechter: Israel and Turkey, Friends No More
Znet Article, September, 19 2011
Danny Schechter
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Turkey is a player in this part of the world and can no longer be sidelined or ignored
Turse: Destabilizing the World One Region at a Time
Commentary, September, 19 2011
Nick Turse
Turse's ZSpace page
For all the discussions here about (armed) “nation-building efforts” in the region, what we’ve clearly witnessed is a decade of nation unbuilding
Hallinan: Of Kabul & Tet & Generals
Znet Article, September, 18 2011
Conn Hallinan
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What generals don’t get (it tends to be above their pay grade) is that wars like Vietnam and Afghanistan— wars of occupation—are political, not military affairs
