Tag Archives: War
Just how corrupt is the American soul?
Lawrence Davidson views Professor Dabashi’s claim that the US is “racist, sexist, xenophobic and violent country obsessed with domestic gun violence and foreign conquest with a few pockets of wishy-washy liberal resistance here or there”. Read more [...]
Netanyahu’s ceasefire is meant to keep Gaza imprisoned
Jonathan Cook says by bolstering Hamas, Netanyahu hopes to ensure Palestine remains disunited, divided territorially and ideologically, and in no position to exert pressure on Israel via Europe or the UN to begin peace talks or concede Palestinian statehood. Read more [...]
Peace: the priority of our time
Graham Peebles writes:
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ماذا يجب أن تعلمنا هذه الحرب؟ (What should the Syrian war teach us?)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
هذه Read more [...]
The real war for Syria is taking place in its skies
Jonathan Cook argues that Israel’s strategy of playing both the Americans and Russians in Syria “is now beginning to unravel as Israel and the US seek to prevent Moscow and Iran from helping consolidate President Assad’s hold on power”. Read more [...]
Theresa May let off lightly after launching air strike without Parliament’s permission
Stuart Littlewood reviews the UK parliamentarians’ feeble questioning of Prime Minister May – with a few brave exceptions – regarding her failure to consult the legislature before following President Trump and attacking Syria. Read more [...]
UK government’s reckless kowtowing of Trump on Syria – and contempt for the British people
Stuart Littlewood challenges his parliamentary representative to explain the UK government’s disregard for international law and intention not to consult the legislature on its plans to follow Donald Trump in bombing Syria. Read more [...]
On the clamour to repeat the disastrous Iraq and Libya interventions in Syria
Nureddin Sabir, Editor, Redress Information Read more [...]
US war culture and gun culture: They’re related
Lawrence Davidson examines the fact that since its founding the United States has been waging war against other countries, and that since 1968 1.53 million Americans have been killed as a result of gun violence. Read more [...]
Customising the truth: groupthink and US foreign policy follies
Lawrence Davidson examines the groupthink, ideological blinkers and the “we know better” attitude that blind US policy makes to the truth even when it hits them in the face, and condemns them to repeat the same follies. Read more [...]
