Saturday, May 19, 2007

Heroin is "Good for Your Health": Occupation Forces support Afghan Narcotics Trade

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Multibillion dollar earnings for organized crime and Western financial Institutions by Prof. Michel Chossudovsky Under the Taliban, opium pr...

US Health System Ranks Last Compared to Other Countries

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WASHINGTON - The US health care system ranks last among other major rich countries for quality, access and efficiency, according to two stud...

Cuba asks UN to circulate official protest on Posada’s release

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CUBA has asked the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council to circulate, as an official document among their members, a stateme...

Noam Chomsky on Recent Developments in Venezuela

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By: Kabir Joshi-Vijayan and Matthew Skogstad-Stubbs Kabir Joshi-Vijayan and Matthew Skogstad-Stubbs: A friend, returning from Caracas, descr...

9/11 Toxic Dust: Official Who Knowingly Lied Refuses To Testify

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Whitman in the frame to take the fall for Guiliani, Rice and The White House The former head of the Environmental Protection Agency, who kno...
Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Bombs Over Cambodia: New Light on US Air War

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by Taylor Owen and Ben Kiernan; Japan Focus; May 12, 2007 United States bombings in Afghanistan have "given a propaganda windfall to th...

We Can’t Have Our Ethanol and Eat It Too — Fidel Castro on Biofuels

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Fidel Castro here mostly quotes Atilio Borón, as he acknowledges in the opening graf. It’s a good summary of the biofuels scam and its terri...

CubanaBomber Death Watch: You have a right to be informed!

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From Aporrea, we have this little item on just how far the Bush Crime Family is willing to go to conceal the evidence of its misdeeds: The V...

Setting the Stage for Turmoil in Caracas - Washington’s New Imperial Strategy In Venezuela

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By: Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com First used in Serbia in 2000, Washington has now perfected a new imperial strategy to maintain its ...

The Pro-Israel Lobby and US Middle East Policy - The Score Card for 2007 by James Petras

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Never in recent history has US Middle East policy been subject to such a barrage of conflicting pressures from erstwhile allies, clients as ...