A Tale of Two Boycotts

December 1st, 2013
By Katherine Smith, PhD Who Were the first Boycotters in 1933, the Nazis or the Jews? March 24 April 1 I recently published two articles on the 75-year anniversary of Kristallnacht. [1] Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, happened 75 years ago… more »

Holocaust Denial and Holocaust PTSD

November 15th, 2013
By Rachel Alebev "One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present." Golda Meir The following informed opinion essay will explore the origins of the holocaust denial propaganda movement that seeks to deny the… more »

Memorial Day 2011: War Doesn’t Make Cents

May 30th, 2011
By Robert Singer Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance for the 620,000 Americans who died because our beloved President Lincoln wanted to end our right of self-determination. Memorial Day was officially proclaimed on 5… more »

The Great Dictator: Heil Hynckel

January 28th, 2011
By Katherine Smith, PhD The Turner Classic Movie schedule for December featured The Great Dictator, Charlie Chaplin's first talking picture. The classic 1940 film was released one year before the U.S. abandoned its policy of neutrality and entered… more »

The CIA created ‘safe haven’ for Nazis and Jews

December 11th, 2010
By Katherine Smith, PhD [ALERT! The following was previously published on a number of websites but as of today is no longer available (404 Error).] The Long-hidden report: CIA created ‘safe haven’ for Nazis in US obtained by the New York Times November… more »

Adolph Hitler: War Hero, Street Cleaner, Prostitute or Secret Agent: A Psychohistory Analysis

July 5th, 2010
By Katherine Smith Adolph Hitler: A Modern View Leader of Nazi Germany, progenitor of genocides and arguably solely responsible for the European half of the second World War, Adolf Hitler (considered to be one the most evil persons the world has ever… more »
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  • Ned Lud dedicates this to Mark Aurelius Netanyahu: The Prime Minister of Permanent Emergency The Godless Horseman: War Eternal, Peace Never He doesn’t ride in on a white horse—he arrives in Merkava armor, draped in Holocaust memory and wrapped in the…
  • by Janet Campbell Image via Freepik Children on the margins rarely have the luxury of being heard. Their needs are either diluted in policy debates or romanticized in feel-good campaigns that vanish as quickly as they arrive. But improving the lives of…
  • By David Swanson Late last century I figured out that I needed to work on a job dedicated to making the world a better place. I know not everyone can find such a job if they try. I appreciate all the other useful jobs that millions of people do — if not…
  • By Mark Aurelius One can feel the anger. One can feel the rage and disgust. It is a resentment severe but it is far from being some kind of blind hatred. Who could have thought Trump’s White House and Cabinet picks would be this fr..king frustrating,…
  • Robert David I. The New American Panopticon In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg leaked the Pentagon Papers, exposing the government’s lies about the Vietnam War. Today, a different kind of betrayal unfolds—not through war, but through data, algorithms, and…
  • Tracy Turner In recent years, Trader Joe's and Aldi have emerged as successful grocery store chains, with their private-label products that usually bear organic labels. But behind such appealing labels lies a disturbing reality: a significant proportion…
  • By Chris Spencer I. The New Alchemists: Turning Paranoia into Profit In the digital crucible of the 21st century, a strange alchemy has emerged: paranoia transmutes into profit, and the specter of chaos becomes a business model. Surveillance—once the…
  • By David Swanson, World BEYOND War Approaching 50 years since the end of the American War, as the Vietnamese call it, and something over 70 years since the start of it, depending when you start the clock, truth and reconciliation remain incomplete. I…
  • By Mark Aurelius Has there ever been a word more super-charged, politicized, and over-bloated with frothing and rabid connotation, in our modernity, than terms as hate, hatred, hate speech or acts of hate? Perhaps there are some, but one’s noggin can be…
  • Designing Your Forever Home: Must-Have Features for Aging in Place Comfortably Choosing a home that accommodates your needs as you age is a significant decision requiring careful thought and planning. It's important to consider features that promote…
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