Et tu Barack? The End of Turkey’s Little Erdogan
If Turkey cooperates and allows what will happen inevitably to happen quietly, i.e. peace in Syria with a government chosen by Syrians, then the White House and company can take a victory lap with the knowledge than no one will be forced to take a serious look at what they all did to destroy a society. more »
Protecting Abused Children from the Court System
By MCMoewe U.S. judges routinely force abused children to live with their abusers. But after nearly a decade of trying, I have given up on the mainstream media doing any significant investigations into this ongoing human rights atrocity. My name is M.C.… more »
The 'Silent Scandal' of Courts Putting Children With Their Abusers
By MCMoewe Sitting on a flowery couch, a 10-year-old girl recalls the first time her father raped her. She was three years old and tried to roll away, but there was little she could do when he pulled her towards him and took off her nightgown. “I often… more »
Making Washington Hear the Children Forced to Live With Abusers
By MCMoewe Speaking to a group of parents struggling to protect their children, a White House advisor assures the room of mostly women that she understands courts are giving abusers custody of children and she is working to address the problem. "I read… more »
If You Want Custody Of Your Kids, It's Better to Be a Criminal Than a Concerned Parent
By MCMoewe They had both lost, one mother in criminal court, the other in family court. But Mary Winkler, convicted of voluntary manslaughter for shooting her husband, got her children back. The other parent never did. “I was sitting in my living room… more »
Kerry's Conundrum - Time for Truth on Ukraine
No amount of propaganda will hide the truth… John Kerry, April 24, 2014 Secretary of State Kerry may have a point about the truth. Despite the best efforts of the administration and corporate media, the lies about the attack on Libya have been exposed.… more »
Saudi America and the State of Denial
Michael Collins The U.S. will surpass Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world’s top oil producer by 2015, and be close to energy self-sufficiency in the next two decades, amid booming output from shale formations, the IEA said. Bloomberg Nov 12 Well, I… more »
Egypt Under Empire, Part 3: From Nasser to Mubarak
By: Andrew Gavin Marshall Egyptians Prepare In Tahrir Square For The First Anniverary Of The Revolution Between 1952 and 2011, Egypt was ruled by three military dictators: Nasser, Sadat, and Mubarak. Nasser placated labour unrest and imposed many social… more »
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Trans-Pacific Partnership – Is It Really that Bad?
By Tracy Turner If you read the statement of SIFMA on Japan negotiations in the TPP, then look at exactly what (not who, but what) SIFMA represents – it gives you a feel for TPP expanding the ‘rights’ of securities firms, banks and asset managers. In… more »
Welcome to the New Syria
By Michael Collins The assault on Damascus by Syrian rebels and terrorist murder of the Syrian Defense Minister occurred just as the Red Cross announced that the fighting in Syria was officially a civil war. This is an odd reward system for military… more »
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