Aaron Swartz, America’s Mohamed Bouazizi: We’re in the midst of a revolution, which side are you on?
by chycho The United States is ripe for a revolution. People are pissed, and rightfully so. The only question that remains is if the restructuring will be peaceful, like what we saw happen in Iceland, or will it be violent, like what we see happening in… more »
Election Fraud in Egypt
By Michael Collins One goal of Egypt's 2010 union inspired Tahrir Square protests was fulfilled during the December, 2011 parliamentary elections. Nearly 65% of the nation's fifty million eligible voters turned out to vote. Turnout for the June 16 and… more »
The turbulent 2011 at a glance
Kourosh Ziabari 2011 was a turbulent year for the world. With chained revolutions in the Arab world, mounting financial crisis in Europe and the unprecedented wave of protests and mass demonstrations in the U.S. against the corporate system of the… more »
Libyan Rebel Army Led by Rehabilitated al Qaeda Linked Terrorists
By Michael Collins Monday was the day we heard that the "US believes al-Qa'ida is on the verge of defeat after deputy leader's death" as The Independent headlined the story. It stood out as a sequel to the recent United States action in Pakistan, which… more »
Memorial Day 2011: 70 Million Died So The Jews Could Have Palestine
Robert Singer The annals of history are full of fateful moments which scholars refer to as the great “what if's” of history, where if events had taken only a slight deviation the course of human affairs would have been dramatically different. The… more »
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Global Blossoms from Arab Spring
Rick Dickinson Revolutions rippling across the Arab World have left earth's elites trembling in their gilded Crocs. They've seen just how easily populism can pierce their thin veneer of permanence, and they know what's in store: in the age old battle of… more »
Libya – What Now?
By Brian Downing After weeks of indecision, the NATO powers and a few Arab states have taken action against the Kadafi regime and its armed forces. NATO aircraft and missiles have devastated loyalist air defenses, troops concentrations, and supply… more »
Libyan Options Running Out
By Brian Downing The Libyan uprising once seemed sure to follow the pattern in Tunisia and Egypt where longstanding autocrats stepped down after large popular demonstrations. Colonel Kadafi, however, has rallied his forces and is quashing the… more »
State Terror Put to the Ultimate Test: Qaddafi’s War on Libya
By Numerian posted by Michael Collins The extraordinary brutality employed by the Qaddafi regime against its own people has few modern precedents. Dictators tend to reserve their use of state terror for political or sectarian enemies. Saddam Hussein… more »
Iran is Not Egypt (Yet)
By Brian M Downing Demonstrations and uprisings against authoritarian rulers are moving across the Middle East. Tunisia and Egypt have driven longtime strong men from office, Libya and Bahrain are in tumult, and Iran is experiencing a return of the… more »
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