Armchair Historian | Analysing the thoughts and motives behind perhaps the strangest, yet most persistent communist governments in Asia.
Arab Spring Redux: Is Myanmar the Next Libya?
March 30, 2021 By Leave a Comment
Brian Berletic | Is history repeating itself in Southeast Asia?
Central Vietnam: An Enduring Legacy of How Far Washington is Willing to Go
January 28, 2020 By Leave a Comment
Andre Vltchek | All of this must be remembered, because it is all still happening today.
IRAN: Soleimani Was Pompeo’s Gulf of Tonkin Incident
January 10, 2020 By Leave a Comment
21WIRE + TAC | This wouldn’t be the first time that the US has lied its way into a major war.
America’s Lost War in Afghanistan: Proof Emerges How US Gov’t Deceived Public
December 10, 2019 By Leave a Comment
Stephen Lendman | How much more will be spent on “the grand illusion of the American cause”?
FLASHBACK: Vietnam War and The Heroin Epidemic, and a Case of Déjà Vu
December 14, 2018 By Leave a Comment
21WIRE | The effects of these illegal clandestine operations continue to plague American society.
Remembering John McCain
August 26, 2018 By Leave a Comment
21WIRE | A life dedicated to the industry of war.
The Military-Security Industrial Complex: Brainwashed Public. Endless Wars Presented as “The New Normal”?
August 11, 2018 By Leave a Comment
Global Research | As the Pentagon’s budget approaches $1 trillion per year, the military-industrial complex has ways to make continuous war seem normal and even necessary.
The ‘New Cold War’ – A Rehash of Old Rivalries
September 28, 2017 By Leave a Comment
William Blum | The anti-Russian/anti-Soviet bias in the American media appears to have no limit.
The Killing of History ~John Pilger
September 22, 2017 By Leave a Comment
John Pilger | Vietnam, “The ladders of bombs that left trees petrified and festooned with human flesh”.
John Pilger, Vanessa Beeley on Sputnik with Neil Clark – The Age of Media Mass Deception
June 19, 2017 By Leave a Comment
RT + Sputnik | John Pilger and Vanessa Beeley discuss the propaganda age of media mass deception
A Tale of Two Cities: How Fake News in the War Against ISIS Distorts Your Perspective
March 28, 2017 By 7 Comments
Martin Jay | The contrast in media reporting of Mosul and Aleppo is no accident. Expect more of the same next month from Raqqa.
SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Air America: The CIA’s Secret Airline’ (2000)
March 26, 2017 By 2 Comments
SUNDAY SCREENING | ‘Air America’ is one of the most clandestine operations in CIA history.
SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Tough Love’ (2016)
March 19, 2017 By Leave a Comment
SUNDAY SCREENING | One man’s crusade against Vietnam’s abortion epidemic.
SUNDAY SCREENING: ‘Hearts and Minds’ (1974)
October 16, 2016 By Leave a Comment
SUNDAY SCREENING | This week’s documentary film is a stunning look at the Vietnam War.
The “Arab Spring”: Seduction of the Delusional Imperialist Left
June 25, 2016 By 2 Comments
Donnchadh Mac an Ghoill | The Gaslighting project to “seduce” the anti-war movements and deluded Left
Laos and Panama: Two US Wars Of Aggression You Probably Never Heard Of
February 11, 2015 By 4 Comments
21WIRE + Antimedia | US has been involved in hundreds of different wars and invasions, but here are two you may not know about.
The Forgotten Wounded of Iraq
April 3, 2013 By 1 Comment
Truthdig | Young men and women who have been wounded in the war in Iraq have been coming home now for almost three years, flooding veterans hospitals all across the country. Paraplegics, amputees, burn victims, the blinded and maimed, shocked and stunned, brain-damaged and psychologically stressed.
Déjà Vu – Martin Luther King On Our Wars Yesterday, And Today
December 25, 2012 By 130 Comments
In the epic Plato’s Republic, Thrasymachus attacked Socrates’ position that the idea justice is an inherent and equal right, claiming that it is just (by nature) that the strong rule over the weak. There are both men and women who seek and hold positions of power in our society – who subscribe to this very doctrine. A few short decades ago, Martin […]
WORLD FOOD: A TRANSITION NEEDS TO BEGIN NOW
August 18, 2011 By 5,072 Comments
Andrew McKillop | Treating food and energy together is more productive than treating them apart, making it urgent these two themes are given the same political acknowledgement and treatment.
