Several books have been published about Donald Trump’s presidency, but the recent book of former National Security Adviser John Bolton has sparked more interest in American and world public opinion, given the writer’s status and […]
By: Teresinka Pereira I work day and night, especially at night. Yesterday the dreams came back repeating his name in my pulse. My autistic son complained: “It is all gone! Everybody is gone! First my […]
By Stephen Lendman US equity prices are near or at all-time highs at a time of unprecedented economic collapse, a festering main street Depression, unemployment way higher than in the 1930s, with no prospect for a […]
Why does Lenin hold such an honoured position in the lexicon of socialist leaders? A century later, what can we learn from his teachings? Harpal Brar 22 April this year marked the 150th anniversary of […]
Teresinka Pereira I also want to write my song of fire to the master of guerrilla warfare. It happens that I am armed […]
by JOSHUA FRANK In May of 1914 — 107 years ago this month — a small, yet vibrant socialist colony on the edge of Los Angeles County took root that is worth revisiting. In the Age […]
What evangelicals could learn from The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam by: Juan Cole In the U.S., a variety of evangelical religious leaders have failed the test of reasoned public policy in outrageous ways. (Photo: CC) This […]
PREFACE. This is no ordinary book about the perils of GMO. By F. William Engdahl Global Research, “Control the oil, and you control nations. Control the food, and you control the people.”* -Henry Kissenger “Seeds of […]
Why do the US and British ruling classes seem so set on war with Russia and China, and what can the working class do to prevent such a cataclysm? Joti Brar Download a digital copy […]
The Light at the End of the Tunnel? By Tom Engelhardt Let me quote a Trumpian figure from long ago, Henry Ford. That’s right, the bigot who created the Ford Motor Company (and once even ran for president). Back […]