God Only Knows, by Kathy Kelly
To date, the US continues selling weapons to the UAE and to its coalition partner, Saudi Arabia
Gazans Were “Grass to Be Mowed” Again, But Their Roots Remain Strong
In tragedy, Palestinians’ will to live is not defeated: Instead, the roots of Palestinian identity grow stronger.
Chris Hedges: The Soldier’s Tale
“Pat Tillman showed me I could resist the indoctrination”
On Purpose, In Kabul by Kathy Kelly
“In short,” says Chapman, the U.S. government “made things worse rather than better.”
Chris Hedges and Norman Finkelstein on the Future of Gaza (Video)
Conversation about Gaza and Israeli Policy Toward the Palestinians
Tinderbox Tensions Rise: Saudi Arabia and Iran by William O. Beeman
The Middle East region is once again a tinderbox as tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran are rising to new heights.
Trump Getting Us Ready for Nuclear War by Lawrence S. Wittner
...buried far below the mass media coverage of the summit spectacle, the reality is that Trump―assisted by his military and civilian advisors―is busy getting the United States ready for nuclear war.
Christopher Simpson on "The Science of Coercion"
Government-funded psychological warfare programs underwrote the academic triumph of preconceptions about communication that persist today in communication studies, advertising research, and in counterinsurgency operations.
Christopher Simpson on “The Science of Coercion”
Government-funded psychological warfare programs underwrote the academic triumph of preconceptions about communication that persist today in communication studies, advertising research, and in counterinsurgency operations.
Scapegoating Iran, by Chris Hedges
The warmongers have no more of a plan for “regime change” in Iran than they had in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya or Syria.
Tomgram: Engelhardt, A Twenty-First-Century History of Greed
The history of greed in our time has yet to be written, but what a story it will someday make.
Digging Deeper, Afghanistan, by Kathy Kelly
On May 13, a single-file procession of Pashto men started off on a 400-mile trek along dusty roads from Helmand to Kabul, to call for the Afghan government and the warring parties to end the war.