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REVIEW: “Modified” – A Film About GMOs & Corruption of the Food Supply for Profit

By interweaving personal lives with broader political issues, Modified becomes a compelling documentary. On one level, it's deeply personal....

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WATCH: No End in Sight (2007)

Joe Giambrone, The Political Film Blog The Banality of Imperial War Criminals “Not only will America go to your...

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Once Upon a Time Never Comes Again

The lobby of the temple of time travel called the Triplex Cinema in Great Barrington, Massachusetts was suffused with...

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Answering the Mysterious Call of An Artist’s Spiritual Vocation

Edward Curtin Friend, hope for the Guest while you are alive.” Kabir, To Be a Slave of Intensity Strange...

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“Only little people pay taxes.”

The Wheel of History Turns To understand the present, we must understand the past, and possibly the future direction...

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Looking Through the Screen at the World’s Suffering

Most people on this earth live on the edge of an abyss. Life is a daily struggle to stay...

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Between Yes and No, Heaven and Earth with Albert Camus on a Spring Morning

Edward Curtin To give up beauty and the sensual happiness that comes with it and devote one’s self exclusively...

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Donbass Borderland

A few months after the e-premiere of Russian Hour’s "New York to Donetsk & Back" documentary on Off-Guardian, there’s...

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BOOK REVIEW: ‘Gaza’ by Norman G Finklestein

o, the ultimate question is, do Palestinians have the right to symbolically resist slow death punctuated by periodic massacres,...

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Why has CounterPunch spiked Andre Vltchek’s ‘Lies of the Empire’?

Ramin Mazaheri I first started reading Andre Vltchek on the website CounterPunch, which is a truly great leftist website…...

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War Criminals Anonymous: A Play in One Act

Hope Kesselring Characters: Ned Diamond – Former Assistant Secretary of State, in his sixties, wearing a WCA T-shirt and...

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A Taxing Question: Re-reading Piketty

This book by Thomas Piketty was first published in 2014 and became an instant best seller. It had taken...

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A Gentrified Little Town Goes to Pot

Edward Curtin In my little town/ I grew up believing/God keeps his eye on us all.” Simon and Garfunkel,...

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What Are We Working For “At Eternity’s Gate”?

Ever since I was a young boy, I have wondered why people do the kinds of work they do....

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REVIEW: David Ray Griffin, The American Trajectory – Divine or Demonic?

by David Lorimer     The American Trajectory – Divine or Demonic David Ray Griffin Clarity Press Inc, 2018,...

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The EU: From Social-Democratic Dream to Neoliberal Nightmare

Frank Lee Reviews The Left Case Against the EU by Costas Lapavitsas Britain, in the shape of Conservative Prime...

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ODE to 2018

It fogs the mind that Century Twenty-One Already has a sixth of its span run. Those born in the first months...

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Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” at 175

Catte This is an updated version of our 2017 article to mark the 175th anniversary of A Christmas Carol...

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BOOK REVIEW: Injustice – The Story of the Holy Land Foundation Five

Vacy Vlazna Survive prison I must, for when I come out I would hold no grudges, or hate, or...

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In Defense of ‘Conspiracy Theories’

Max Parry To remain innocent may also be to remain ignorant.” John Berger, Ways of Seeing This November 22nd...

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