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Trump, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Julian Assange By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, April 24 2017

“I’m glad that the Justice Department has found a way to go after Assange. He’s gotten a free ride for too long.” –Rep. Peter King (R-New York), Apr 20, 2017

There had been some doubts from initial enthusiasts about

No Joke: U.N. Elects Saudi Arabia to Women’s Rights Commission, For 2018-2022 Term By Unwatch, April 24 2017

The Geneva-based human rights group UN Watch condemned the U.N.’s election of Saudi Arabia, “the world’s most misogynistic regime,” to a 2018-2022 term on its Commission on the Status of Women, the U.N. agency “exclusively dedicated to the promotion

France Elections: Macron Next President? Financial Elitism and Far-Right Advance to Runoff By Stephen Lendman, April 24 2017

Former Rothschild & Cie Banque investment banker; Hollande’s economy, industry and digital affairs minister Emmanuel Macron is strongly favored to become France’s next president.

A self-styled centrist, an elitist establishment favorite, he ran as an En Marche! (forward) candidate, …

Neoliberal Globalization: In the Shadow of Social Democracy, Right-Wing Challenges and Left Alternatives By Ingo Schmidt, April 24 2017

We live in a paradoxical world. Much debate on the radical left revolves around multitudes of discontented groups – sometimes lumped together as the 99%, sometimes rebranded as precariat – struggling against an abstract empire and its 1% rulers. Capitalism

America’s Imperial War Drive and the Contemporary African Crisis By Abayomi Azikiwe, April 24 2017

Any reasonable observer of the United States ruling class discourse during April 2017 realizes that the imperialist war drive is still a dominant theme.

Many people were quite skeptical if not disbelieving of the campaign rhetoric of current President Donald

Poverty in Canada: What Basic Income Means for Disabled People By AJ Withers and John Clarke, April 24 2017

Disabled people in Ontario are much more likely to experience poverty than non-disabled people. Many have to live on sub-poverty payments under the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) or the even more wretched income provided by Ontario Works (OW). Those

Aleppo: After The Devastation, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction By Patrick Henningsen, April 24 2017

For the last five years, everyone has been talking about Aleppo. I can’t even count how many interviews we’ve conducted, or how many TV news segments I’ve watched and articles read – about the battles and sieges in this crucial

In Latest Populist Betrayal, Trump Executive Order Unchains Wall Street Greed By Deirdre Fulton, April 24 2017

In yet another Wall Street giveaway, President Donald Trump on Friday afternoon took executive action to chip away at Dodd-Frank financial regulations and roll back rules aimed at reducing corporate tax avoidance.

Lisa Gilbert, vice president of legislative affairs …

Why Does North Korea Want Nukes? By Paul Atwood, April 24 2017

We are fighting in Korea so we won’t have to fight in Wichita, or in Chicago, or in New Orleans, or in San Francisco Bay. –President Harry S Truman, 1952

Why has this tiny nation of 24 million

Venezuela Calls for Expanding Armed Civilian Militias To Counter U.S.-Backed Opposition By Mint Press, April 24 2017

As Venezuela gears up to face a massive protest from U.S.-funded, right-wing opposition groups, embattled President Nicolás Maduro has called for the expansion of armed civilian militias as the threat of more violence on the streets of Caracas continues to

Canada Chooses The Wrong Path. Contempt for Peace, De Facto Support for Terrorism in Syria By Mark Taliano, April 24 2017

The current form of “globalization” is predatory, criminal, and anti-democratic.

It is led by largely unelected dark state agencies within the U.S establishment. Both President Trump, and Prime Minister Trudeau have largely disavowed their pre-election promises.

In contrast to …

Why Not a Probe of “Israel-Gate”? Israeli Meddling… By Robert Parry, April 24 2017

The other day, I asked a longtime Democratic Party insider who is working on the Russia-gate investigation which country interfered more in U.S. politics, Russia or Israel. Without a moment’s hesitation, he replied, “Israel, of course.”

Which underscores my concern …

The Student Debt Crisis in America: Nothing Less Than A Student Debt Jubilee Will Do By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, April 24 2017

The level of student loan debt in the United States has risen to $1.5 trillion, and defaults are at more than 40% of debtors and rising. Student loan debt has grown to overwhelm all other categories of non-housing consumer debt

The Macroeconomics of De-Cashing: IMF Wants India To Wage War On Cash, Push For A Cashless Society By Great Game India, April 24 2017

In the face of strong public opposition the International Monetary Fund (IMF) published a working paper offering governments suggestions on how to move toward a cashless society. In its recent report The Macroeconomics of De-Cashing, the IMF proposed to

Trump’s Endgame in Syria and its Implications for the Middle East Region By Martin Berger, April 24 2017

The false flag Syrian chemical attack and the subsequent “frightening” (that turned out to be rather harmless) missile attack against the Shayrat air base in the Homs Governorate launched by the US Navy could remind an impartial analyst a chess

Breaking, French Elections: Macron versus Le Pen in Run-off. Discredited Socialist Party. A Vote against Neoliberalism By Diana Johnstone, April 23 2017

The results seem to be just what the polls have predicted from the start: Emmanuel Macron versus Marine Le Pen.  As if the whole campaign brought us right around to the point of departure.

I would add that a significant …

Breaking: French Presidential Election: Macron and Le Pen in Run-Off? By Stephen Lendman, April 23 2017

LATEST (21.47PM PARIS)

Macron and Le Pen projected to contest French election run-off

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Voting took place amid heightened security in the first election under France’s state of emergency.

No matter who becomes France’s next president, dirty business

Syria: Missile Strikes, The Terrorists Have Large Quantities of Chemical Weapons By Stephen Karganovic, April 23 2017

What goes around, comes around. Fast on the heels of the April 4 false flag gas attack in Syria[1] at Khan Sheikhoun, which was pinned on the Syrian government in a brazen, evidence-free media operation followed by an illegal missile

Selected Articles: France’s Presidential Elections By Global Research News, April 23 2017

The Main Issue in the French Presidential Election: National Sovereignty and the Future of France

By Diana Johnstone, April 21, 2017

The 2017 French Presidential election marks a profound change in European political alignments. There is an ongoing shift …

A Personality Cult that Plays on Popular Fears: How Erdogan Won the Turkish Referendum By Prof. Tahir Abbas, April 23 2017

Turkey has narrowly voted to approve a set of reforms that will place more power in the hands of President Tayip Recep Erdoğan, giving him the ability to appoint judges, abolish the office of prime minister and curtail the

Video: The Role of Syria’s Army Elite Force. The Battle against ISIS By South Front, April 23 2017

The 5th Assault Corps drew the media attention in early 2017 following the fall of Palmyra to ISIS, which showed the need for more well-trained and equipped infantry to deal with crisis situations even more evident. The Syrian military announced

U.S.-led International Coalition Kills Again: 5 Civilians as a Result of an Air Strike By Sophie Mangal, April 23 2017

As a result of the air strike of the international coalition led by the United States 5 civilians were killed in the city of Al Tabqah. The strike was aimed at supporting the offensive of the Kurds.

At the …

France’s Election at Gunpoint By Alex Lantier, April 23 2017

The first round of the elections in France is being held against the backdrop of an attempt by the state and the media to use the violent incident on the Champs Elysées, involving a gunman who is alleged to have

Israel’s Tacit Alliance with ISIS in Syria By Richard Silverstein, April 23 2017

In the midst of complaining about the Islamist threat to Israel and the world, Bibi Netanyahu conveniently forgets that his own country enjoys a tacit alliance with ISIS in Syria. It is an alliance of convenience to be sure and

Midnight Approaching over Syria? By Eresh Omar Jamal, April 23 2017

To the elation of the western corporate media, Neocons like John McCain and Democons like Hillary Clinton – who had only just called for Trump to attack Syria 24 hours before he obliged – the US President unilaterally ordered the

“So It Goes” … “Throwing America into Chaos”. Oliver Stone By Oliver Stone, April 23 2017

I confess I really had hopes for some conscience from Trump about America’s wars, but I was wrong — fooled again! — as I had been by the early Reagan, and less so by Bush 43. Reagan found his mantra

Video: The Coming War on China By John Pilger, April 23 2017

John Pilger‘s documentary film, The Coming War on China, has attracted huge interest in China, understandably. The original film has been ‘pirated’ and one version includes Chinese sub-titles.

With the world now approaching the edge of possible nuclear war

US ‘Deep State’ Sold Out Counter-Terrorism to Keep Itself in Business By Gareth Porter, April 23 2017

New York Times columnist Tom Friedman outraged many readers when he wrote an opinion piece on 12 April calling on President Trump to “back off fighting territorial ISIS in Syria”. The reason he gave for that recommendation was not that

Military Alliances: Russia Backs Iran’s Full Membership in Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) By Press TV, April 23 2017

Russia has lent weight to Iran joining the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), an emerging economic and security alliance which is being touted as the counterweight to the West’s institutions. 

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Iran is now ready to …

What Kind of Sarin Poisoned the Political Will of World Leaders? By Sophie Mangal, April 22 2017

“‘War is peace’, ‘Freedom is slavery’, ‘Ignorance is strength’ and ‘Lying is the truth'” -“Nineteen Eighty-Four”, George Orwell

The statements of some Western politicians about the Idlib chemical attack on April  4, suggest once again that the so-called modern world

Breaking: Israeli Air Force Missile Strikes Syrian Army Positions, Israel Comes to the Rescue of Al Qaeda Terrorists By Sophie Mangal, April 22 2017

The details of the Israeli Air Force attack on the position of the Syrian Arab army (SAA) in the in Quneitra Governorate have been disclosed.

As it turned out, Israeli aviation attacked Syrian government troops with unmanned aerial vehicles. The …

Condemn US Military Strike on Syria! Demand Canada Oppose this Wanton Aggression! By Canadian Peace Congress, April 22 2017

The April 6th U.S. missile attack on the Shayrat Military Airbase, ostensibly done in response to an alleged chemical attack on a village in Idlib province, Syria, is a blatant act of aggression. At least 14 people were killed in

KCNA picture shows a test-firing drill of anti-ship missiles at sea © KCNA / Reuters
Is Another North Korea Nuclear Test Imminent? How Will Washington Respond? US Nuclear Attack “On the Table”? By Stephen Lendman, April 22 2017

How will Washington respond if another test is conducted? Is US aggression a real or saber-rattling option?

Last month, Secretary of State Tillerson said “(l)et me be very clear. The policy of strategic patience has ended. We are exploring a

Earth Day 2017: Making Peace with the Planet Won’t Be Easy By Greg Guma, April 22 2017

It had arrived again, the day that newspapers, TV and magazines had been hyping. April 22, Earth Day, or, as it was known in 1990, “The Dawn of the Environmental Decade.” But despite the sunny skies and big promises to

US Defense Secretary Targets Syria with Chemical Weapons Allegations By Bill Van Auken, April 22 2017

Speaking on a visit to Israel on Friday, US Defense Secretary James “Mad Dog” Mattis charged that the Syrian government has violated an agreement brokered by Moscow in 2013 by holding onto chemical weapons.

“The bottom line is there can

The Reason Behind the Sales-Surge for Nuclear-Proof Bunkers By Eric Zuesse, April 22 2017

On April 15th, Zero Hedge bannered “Doomsday Bunker Sales Soar After Trump’s Military Strikes“, but this growth in the market for nuclear-proof bunkers is hardly new; it started during the Obama Administration, in Obama’s second term,

U.S.: ‘No Doubt’ That Villain-Of-The-Day Has Banned Weapons By Moon of Alabama, April 22 2017

Mattis: ‘No doubt‘ Syrian regime has chemical weapons, April 21, 2017

“There can be no doubt in the international community’s mind that Syria has retained chemical weapons in violation of its agreement and its statement that it

Geopolitical Hotspots, Global Economy, US War Plans: South China Sea, Yemen and Beyond By Michael Welch, Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, and Radhika Desai, April 22 2017

A good part of what’s happening in the United States and a good part of American policy-making cannot be understood unless you understand that there is a kind of military-industrial complex tail wagging the American policy and economic dog.

Syria Chemical Weapons Attack: Without Any In Situ Inspection, OPCW Confirms “Sarin Exposure” By Prof Nicolas Boeglin, April 22 2017

On April 19, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), confirmed that “the analysis indicate that the victims were exposed to Sarin or a Sarin-like substance” during the events occured in Idlib, Syria, last April 4th

Selected Articles: Earth Day 2017. Humans are the Most Destructive Species on Planet Earth By Global Research News, April 22 2017

Earth Day 2017: Humans Are The Most Destructive Species On Earth

By Pratap Antony, April 20, 2017

Our planet is not in danger. Humans are in danger. From ourselves. Humankind is on the road to extinguish ourselves. Sooner rather …

From Earth Day to the Monsanto Tribunal, Capitalism on Trial By Colin Todhunter, April 22 2017

World Environment Day (WED) occurs on 5 June every year. Promoted by the United Nations, its aim is to encourage global awareness and action for the protection of the environment. Since its inauguration in 1974, WED has helped bring attention

Selected Articles: The Truth About the Chemical Weapons Attacks in Syria By Global Research News, April 22 2017

Criminal Media Messaging, Black Propaganda

By Mark Taliano, April 21, 2017

US-led NATO supports terrorists in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria. Same story. Corporate cartoon news amounts to war propaganda.

The West supports terrorism. Period.

The terrorists are proxies for …

Video: Battle for Northern Hama. US Troops at the Syrian-Jordanian Border By South Front, April 22 2017

On April 20, the northern Hama frontline experienced a major breakthrough when government forces, led by the Syrian Army’s Tiger Forces and 5th Legion, captured the strategic militant-held town of Taibat al-Imam.

Government forces had entered the town from …

Self-Assured Destruction, The Climate Impacts of Nuclear War. Mass Starvation, Ozone Depletion By Alan Robock and Owen Brian Toon, April 22 2017

The greatest threat to humanity is nuclear war.

While public opinion is largely misinformed, US “decision-makers” including president Trump are also unaware and misinformed as to the consequences of their actions. Multi-billion dollar bonanza for the Military-Industrial Complex:  “Scientific opinion”

False Accusations and Fake News: Assad Government Did Not Commit the Gas Attacks in Khan Shaykhun By Gregor Flock, April 22 2017

Further False Accusations of Gas Attacks

The stories of the Syrian government’s alleged use of gas against its own people never stopped since 2013 despite clear indications of terrorist rebels being the actual perpetrators or at least propagandists behind them.

Earth Day is no longer about Celebration: Uranium Contamination Across America, Holding the Silent Killers Of Environmental Destruction Accountable By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, April 21 2017

Earth Day 2017. This article was first published in April 2014

The findings of the most recent IPCC report are sobering. We have 15 years to mitigate climate disaster. It is up to us to make a major transition to

Ice and Busts: The Lost War on Drugs in Australia By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, April 21 2017

It was hard to tell whether Australia’s Federal Police authorities, along with their Victorian colleagues, were gloating at their latest effort. Thrilled at the unearthing of a stash of methamphetamine, a form of it colloquially known as ice, trumpeted as

The Main Issue in the French Presidential Election: National Sovereignty and the Future of France By Diana Johnstone, April 21 2017
The 2017 French Presidential election marks a profound change in European political alignments. There is an ongoing shift from the traditional left-right rivalry to opposition between globalization, in the form of the EU, and national sovereignty.
US War on Whistleblowers. CIA Targets Wikileaks By Stephen Lendman, April 21 2017

Truth-telling in America is endangered. Free and open expression is our most fundamental right, all others threatened without it.

Exposing government wrongdoing is courageous and essential. Obama waged war on press freedom and whistleblowing. Trump continues his outrageous agenda.

When

Criminal Media Messaging, Black Propaganda By Mark Taliano, April 21 2017

US-led NATO supports terrorists in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria. Same story. Corporate cartoon news amounts to war propaganda.

The West supports terrorism. Period.

The terrorists are proxies for the West.

Terrorism also includes illegal sanctions, and illegal bombing, and other

After “Liberation,” U.S. To Give Control Of Raqqa To “Rebels”, Not Syrian Government By Whitney Webb, April 21 2017

While the public justification for the presence of United States troops in Syria has long been focused on fighting the terror group Daesh (ISIS), the recent actions of the U.S. and its allies within Syria continue to suggest that fighting

Chlorine, Not Sarin, Was Used In The Khan Sheikhun Incident By Moon of Alabama, April 21 2017

Those who blame the Syrian government for the allegedly chemical incident in Khan Sheikhun on April 4 are now playing up the analysis of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). But the results of the OPCW tests

International Collaboration to End Violence:’ “People’s Charter to Create a Nonviolent World” By Robert J. Burrowes, April 21 2017

While much of the world is engulfed in violence of one sort or another (whether violence in the home or on the street, exploitation, ecological destruction or war), a global network of individuals and organizations is committed to ending this

U.S. Threatens Iran: Plans To “Review Policy” And Deal With Them Before New Administration Comes To Power By Brandon Turbeville, April 21 2017

After launching the disastrous missile strikes against Syrian military forces that resulted in the killing of Syrian soldiers, civilians, and children as well as sending ships toward North Korea in a flagrant act of aggression and dropping the largest known

US and Turkey Have Long Been Aware of ISIS’ Chemical Weapons By Mariam al-Hijab, April 21 2017

Recently, Syria and Iraq have witnessed increased chemical weapon usage. In Khan Sheikhoun, a performance was staged to accuse the Syrian government while in Iraq’s Mosul, the situation is quite the opposite: the besieged ISIS militants used chemical agents chlorine

Fake News and False Flags against Syria: Why the Assad Government Most Likely Did Not Commit the Gas Attacks in Khan Shaykhun By Gregor Flock, April 21 2017

The Opinions of Western Leaders about the Khan Shaykhun Incidents

In the EU, Germany’s as usual spineless Angela Merkel and Francois “Mr. 4%” Hollande could not think of anything better than to adopt the U.S. narrative and to

It is “Deep State” Time Again By Frederick Nagel, April 21 2017

Whenever there are obvious conflicts within the ruling class, the concept of a Deep State is brought out to explain why our government seems to be coming apart at the seams. When the tired rhetoric of our two party system

Turning a Blind Eye Towards Armageddon — U.S. Leaders Reject Nuclear Winter Studies By Steven Starr, April 21 2017

Global Research Editor’s Note

The greatest threat to humanity is nuclear war.

While public opinion is largely misinformed, US “decision-makers” including president Trump are also unaware and misinformed as to the consequences of their actions. Multi-billion dollar bonanza for the

If This is Freedom and Democracy, What is Tyranny? By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts and John W. Whitehead, April 21 2017

“Our problem is civil obedience. Our problem is the numbers of people all over the world who have obeyed the dictates of the leaders of their government and have gone to war, and millions have been killed because of this

Terrorists Are Terrorists and Not “Rebels” in Syria By Stephen Lendman, April 21 2017

Waging war depends on disinformation, deception and Big Lies – used to justify the unjustifiable.

Conflict in Syria isn’t civil. All anti-government forces are US-supported terrorists (under various “jihadist” Al Qaeda affiliated labels). Names of different groups don’t matter. 

They’re

Syria Reportedly Moved Warplanes to Russian Airbase By Stephen Lendman, April 21 2017

Unconfirmed reports suggest Damascus moved its warplanes to Russia’s Khmeimim airbase in Latakia, Syria – for protection against further US aggression, likely wanting them destroyed.

Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov declined to comment, saying

“(t)he Kremlin does not have any comments

Legal Bombshell – Former Iraqi Army Chief of Staff to Prosecute Tony Blair By Felicity Arbuthnot, April 21 2017

Peter Oborne is associate Editor of the Spectator, former chief political commentator of the Daily Telegraph, columnist for the Daily Mail and prolific author. His latest book, “Not the Chilcot Report” (1) is a forensic analysis of the duplicities of

Video: Foreign Powers to Increase Support to Al Qaeda Militants in Syria By South Front, April 21 2017

Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) continued its operations in the city of Daraa. HTS forces are attacking the remaining Syrian Army points in the northern part of Al-Manshiyeh and the nearby areas. On April 19th, HTS claimed that it had managed

A Sad Day for Turkey By Prof. Alon Ben-Meir, April 21 2017

The razor-thin victory (51.3% to 48.7%) of Turkey’s President Erdogan in the referendum held on April 16 in fact denies Erdogan the mandate to govern with the sweeping powers the new constitution grants the President, especially when the results of

Share Information, Share Questions, Share Debates, Share Knowledge By The Global Research Team, April 20 2017

The world is entering a new era, and information is being disseminated at an incredible speed, from increasingly dubious and agglomerated sources. Global Research needs the help of readers like you to spread the word and champion our mission.

If …

Video: Is Trump Learning the Ropes of US Foreign Policy? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, April 20 2017

US president Donald Trump appears to have backtracked on one his most controversial campaign platforms. During the campaign season, president Trump launched a bitter attack against the North Alliance Treaty, NATO, describing it as obsolete.

But on Wednesday, the president …

Earth Day 2017: Humans Are The Most Destructive Species On Earth By Pratap Antony, April 20 2017

First published in April 2016

We humans have been in existence for less than 1% of life on Earth – In the short time of our existence, we have impacted everything; every part of our small blue planet. Our

Selected Articles: America’s War Machine, Death of Democracy in Turkey By Global Research News, April 20 2017

End Game: The War Machine Goes On

By Arthur D. Robbins, April 20, 2017

To yearn for peace is to embrace war. What we need is a society where war and peace are not two choices, like night and

Military
Trump’s Art of Confusion in Syria By Dr. Anthony F. Shaker, April 20 2017

Donald Trump has the reputation of preferring, always, to negotiate business from a position of strength. While this is hardly unusual, it takes considerably more skill to negotiate from a position of weakness.

Journalists and think-tank gurus have been watching

UK Drone Killings: PM must Publish Intelligence Committee Report By Chris Cole, April 20 2017

Soon after it had been re-constituted in the new parliament, the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) issued  a statement in October 2015 saying that an investigation into the drone strikes in which British nationals were killed was an “immediate priority”.

Syria: Media Cover Up of Crimes Committed by US Backed Al Qaeda “Rebels” By Whitney Webb, April 20 2017

This week, Syria saw one of its most deadly attacks against civilians fleeing al-Qaeda-held areas in Al-Fu’ah and Kafrayah through a government-rebel civilian swap. Rebels targeted and killed 126 people, including dozens of women and children, after a blast hit

The Oklahoma City Bombing After 22 Years By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, April 20 2017

Today, April 19, 2017, is the 22nd anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing. The bombing of the federal Murrah office building was blamed by federal authorities on a bomb made from fertilizer inside a truck parked in front of the

Cyprus and the Death of Democracy in Turkey By Andreas C Chrysafis, April 20 2017

Sunday’s questionable referendum results in Turkey, offers Erdogan the opportunity to declare himself the ultimate Sultan of Turkey. When that happens it would be the death of democracy in Turkey and replaced by a dictatorship with many incarcerations of innocent

Video: Has The Leader of the Islamic State (ISIS) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Been Captured and Detained in Syria? By South Front, April 20 2017

On April 18, a number of media outlets reported that ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, may has been captured in northern Syria. The reports referred to an article appeared at the desiagency.eu website (“European Department For Security And Information”)

The Mad Dog is Unleashed on Yemen: Mattis Aims to Assist Saudi Arabia in its War on Yemen By Timothy Alexander Guzman, April 20 2017

Trump’s Defense Secretary James “Mad Dog” Mattis signaled to Saudi Arabia that the U.S. is seriously considering a deeper role into the Saudi-Yemen conflict that has devastated the poorest country in the Middle East since the war began in 2015.

The Russia “Hacking” Allegation: A Cyber-Gulf of Tonkin? By Justin Raimondo, April 20 2017

The “cyber-security” firm that everyone is depending on to make the case for Russia’s alleged “hacking” of the 2016 presidential election, CrowdStrike, has just retracted a key component of its analysis – but the “mainstream” media continues to chug along,

The Illegal Occupation of Palestine: Israel’s Festivities will Highlight 50 Years of Shame By Jonathan Cook, April 20 2017

Israel is to hold lavish celebrations over the coming weeks to mark the 50th anniversary of what it calls the “liberation of Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights” – or what the rest of us describe as the birth of

In Afghanistan: America’s Longest War will Never be Won By William Boardman, April 20 2017

“I’m very, very proud of the people. Another—really, another successful job. We’re very, very proud of our military. Just like we’re proud of the folks in this room, we are so proud of our military. And it was another successful

The Monsanto Tribunal: “Monsanto has Violated Human Rights to food” By Corporate Europe Observatory, April 20 2017

Today, judges delivered their legal opinion on the evidence and witness statements presented at the Monsanto Tribunal that was held in The Hague (NL) in October 2016.

THE COMPLETE REPORT OF JUDGES HERE (PDF)

The tribunal concluded that:

  • Monsanto has
End Game: The War Machine Goes On By Arthur D. Robbins, April 20 2017

War has indeed become perpetual and peace no longer even a fleeting wish nor a distant memory. We have become habituated to the rumblings of war and the steady drum beat of propaganda about war’s necessity and the noble motives