"The conflation of ideological and evidentiary questions, and the substitution of substantive political debates with tests of tribal loyalty, are indescribably corrosive to our public discourse."
Let the movement against the Dakota Access pipeline be a useful lesson to the the incapacitated US anti-war movement.
According to the United Nations, more than 4,000 civilians have been killed in Yemen since the bombing campaign began.
Why Washington’s Iran Policy Could Lead to Global Disaster What History Should Teach Us About Blockading Iran By Juan Cole   April 12, 2012   TomDispatch It’s a policy fierce enough to cause great suffering among Iranians — and possibly in the long run among Americans, too. It might, in the end, even deeply harm More
FOCUS: The Patriot Act, Cyber-Edition Lockheed Martin employees at work in the company's NexGen Cyber Innovation and Technology Center, which monitors internet threats, in Gaithersburg, Maryland. (photo: Eric Schulzinger/Lockheed Martin Corp.) The Patriot Act, Cyber-Edition  24 October 11 By Zachary Katznelson, American Civil Liberties Union Cybersecurity is the new buzzword in Washington, capturing a wide More
