Yearly Archives: 2007

From Earth Family Alpha Let’s Find Out There are more than a few people who are not sure the geographic state of the United States can survive the remaining terms of the current government. It is, after all, perhaps the … Continue reading →

Baghdad up close and personalBy Pepe Escobar There must be some way to get out of hereSaid the joker to the thiefThere’s too much confusionI can’t get no relief– Bob Dylan, All Along the Watchtower BAGHDAD – It’s noon on … Continue reading →

Dispatches: Iraq – the Woman’s Story

Kent State Victim Releases RecordingBy THOMAS J. SHEERAN, AP CLEVELAND (May 1) – A static-filled recording of war protesters yelling, followed by a voice and gunfire, was released Tuesday by a survivor of the Kent State University shooting who claims … Continue reading →

This is too predictable: murder an Iraqi and serve one year in prison. We have tried to watch for these cases, but unfortunately have missed a number of them. The pattern is all too clear – war crimes will no … Continue reading →

From Arab Woman Blues Something about “Liberation”… This “liberation” has done us in.There is not one person I know who has not been affected and whose life has not been altered, read – forever changed by so much “liberation”. You … Continue reading →

Tomgram: Scahill, A Democratic Sell-out on Bush’s Mercenaries Let’s be clear about what it is — when it comes to “withdrawal” from Iraq — that the President will veto this Wednesday. Section 1904(b) of the supplemental appropriations bill for the … Continue reading →

An Unsustainable System: Anti-Capitalism in Five MinutesBy ROBERT JENSEN We know that capitalism is not just the most sensible way to organize an economy but is now the only possible way to organize an economy. We know that dissenters to … Continue reading →

Bush Has Gone AWOLBy General William Odom 04/28/07 “ICH” — — The following is a transcript of the Democratic Radio Address delivered by Lieutenant General William E. Odom, U.S. Army (Ret.) on Saturday April 28, 2007: “Good morning, this is … Continue reading →

Smithfield Packing struggle mixes Black-Brown unity, environment & workers’ rightsBy Shafeah M’Bal and Peter GilbertApr 27, 2007, 08:23 Smithfield Packing is a glaring example of how capitalism creates all kinds of victims of oppression, who when they take a broader … Continue reading →

Inside Texas’ For-Profit Immigrant Prison: The Horrors of HuttoBy CINDY BERINGER “Help us and ask questions,” read the note, secretly passed to a visitor from an immigrant child incarcerated in a Texas prison. Based on their visits and interviews, the … Continue reading →

Pentagon as Casino: Versailles on the PotomacBy JEFFREY ST. CLAIR War profiteer. It used to be one of the dirtiest slurs in American politics, potent enough to sully the reputations of the rich and powerful. Now it’s a calling card, … Continue reading →