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Quoth the Vultures “Evermore”
Edward curtin On the short roof outside the bedroom window, two black vultures sit, staring in. They have come...
Walking with Father Daniel
Today is a day to celebrate the prophetic voice and witness of Fr. Daniel Berrigan, the non-violent anti-war activist...
A Damned Murder Inc: Kennedy’s Battle Against the Leviathan
Cynthia Chung The Eisenhower presidency would see Washington taken over by business executives, Wall Street lawyers, and investment bankers—and...
The US Pivot to Asia: Cold War Lessons From Vietnam for Today
Cynthia Chung There were Cold War preparations underway as early as August 1945 and the two regions selected, Korea...
Can China’s Belt-and-Road Initiative save South-East Asia?
Andre Vltchek Most of the people in the West or in North Asia usually never think about it, but...
How the Western media support state terror – while millions die
Matthew Alford, Florian Zollman, Alan Macleod, Jeffery Klaehn, and Daniel Broudy, August-September issue of PeaceNews When Noam Chomsky first...
WATCH: Truth At Last: The Assassination of Martin Luther King
Released last year, to mark the 50th anniversary of King’s assassination, James Corbett’s documentary examines King’s attempt to reconcile...
The Killing of History
One of the most hyped “events” of American television, The Vietnam War, has started on the PBS network. The...
Greatest threat to peace? No contest: a response to Pepe Escobar
by Philip Roddis In a Sputnik article last month (republished here) Pepe Escobar sets out a useful appraisal of...
Viet Nam a half century later
by David Swanson Jimmy Carter called a war waged in Vietnam by the United States — a war that...
