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Nazism's Reemergence in Europe

January 7th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

Previous articles discussed it. This writer's edited and contributed to book titled "Flashpoint in Ukraine: How the US Drive for Hegemony Risks World War III" highlights it.

Overt Nazis hold real power in Europe's heartland for the first time since WW II. Threatening Ukrainians. The entire continent. Eurasia. Perhaps beyond.

Russia's Foreign Ministry Commissioner for Human Rights Konstantin Dolgov expressed concern saying: "There is no doubt that if there is no adequate reaction to the raging neo-Nazism in Ukraine, and so far there is no such reaction, this infection would spread over the Ukrainian borders and spread to other countries in Europe and beyond."

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Ukraine Says $450 Million Was Stolen from Its Military in 2014, President’s Aide Says Far Right Refuses to Obey the President

January 7th, 2015

Eric Zuesse

Yury Biryukov, an aide to Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko, said on January 6th that during the year 2014, up to $450 million was stolen from Ukraine’s military. This amount happens to be precisely the same maximum amount of money that the U.S. Government, in legislation that was supported by more than 98% of U.S. Senators and Representatives and that was signed into law by U.S. President Barack Obama on December 18th, will donate to Ukraine’s military for this year, 2015. Biryukov, who spoke on Ukraine’s Channel 5 TV (which had formerly been owned by Poroshenko), said that the amount stolen in 2014 constituted “about 20 to 25 percent” of Ukraine’s military budget for 2014, which was a total of $1.8 billion. During 2015, that budget is scheduled to be $3.2 billion (in constant dollars), or a 78% increase, in order for the Government to prosecute its war against the Donbass region, where the residents had voted 90% for President Viktor Yanukovych, whom the Obama Administration overthrew in February 2014 in a coup that was disguised as being the result of popular demonstrations for democracy but were actually anti-corruption demonstrations — and corruption now is even higher than it was under President Yanukovych. Indeed, Biryakov admitted that in the Ministry of Defense there is now “total corruption.”

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The Struggle for Palestine's Soul

January 7th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

International law is clear and unequivocal. Occupying powers have no sovereignty over territories they control.

They're obligated to protect the rights and welfare of people they administer. Respect all laws in force prior to their occupation.

Under no circumstances may they administer occupied territories for their own self-interest. Destroy or confiscate private property.

Annex territories by force. Transfer their population to territories they control. Dispossess people living there.

Fail to comply with all international humanitarian and human rights laws. A late December judicial ruling shows what Palestinians face.

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US Coup in Ukraine: Oliver Stone's Documentary

January 6th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

Coups are a US specialty. Replacing legitimate governments with pro-Western stooge ones.

Ukraine is Exhibit A. The latest example. America's newest colony. For sure not the last. Washington tolerates no sovereign independent states.

Subservient ones only. Last February, longstanding US plans culminated with ousting Ukraine's democratically elected President Viktor Yanukovich.

This writer's edited and contributed to book "Flashpoint in Ukraine: How the US Drive for Hegemony Risks World War III" explains today's most important geopolitical issue.

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Involuntary or Voluntary Neuroleptic Antipsychotic Psychiatric Drugs May Result in Permanent) Brain Damage

January 6th, 2015

By David Oaks

Any serious debate in 2007 about the topic of involuntary psychiatric procedures ought to include the following fact:

For years, many studies have indicated that long-term high-dosage neuroleptic (also known as antipsychotic) psychiatric drugging may induce structural brain damage. This damage can include actual shrinkage of areas of the brain associated with higher-level functions, what makes us human.

In his commentary, "England's New Mental Health Act Represents Law Catching Up with Science," Anthony Maden demands that "ethical advocates of a change to capacity-based legislation are under an obligation to deal with the science."

However, I note that proponents of involuntary psychiatric procedures seldom explain clearly to colleagues, the public, patients or their families, the full implications of these procedures. It is undeniable that involuntary psychiatric procedures often involve psychiatric drugging, and that neuroleptic psychiatric drugs are often used in such circumstances.

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US/Russia Reset? Hold the Cheers

January 5th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

On New Year's eve, Bloomberg's Josh Rogin headlined "Inside Obama's Secret Outreach to Russia."

Saying administration officials have been "working behind the scenes for months to forge a new working relationship with Russia…"

At this time Putin bashing remains intense. Blaming him wrongfully for US crimes.

Irresponsibly claiming he "has shown little interest in repairing relations with Washington or halting his aggression in neighboring Ukraine."

Putin wants cooperative relations with all nations. Stressing it many times forthrightly. "(O)n an equal basis," he said at his year-end press conference.

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Looking Backward, Looking Forward: 2014 - 2015

January 5th, 2015

James Petras

Introduction

The balance sheet for 2014 and the prospects for 2015 provide us with a complex panorama of negative and positive outcomes. In most cases the advances, are not earth-shattering but open possibilities for further progress. The negative developments, however, have greater and more threatening systemic outcomes.

We will proceed in a telegraphic fashion to outline the positive and negative developments in 2014 and their real and potential symbolic and substantive impacts. In the second part of the essay we will sketch out some of the most important events and the way in which the positive and negative outcomes of 2014 will play out in 2015.

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Abbas Signs Rome Statute: Hold the Cheers

January 5th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

On New Year's eve, Judas Palestinian president/longstanding Israeli collaborator Mahmoud Abbas signed the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Mandated to prosecute individuals for genocide and aggression. As well as crimes or war and against humanity.

It's largely an imperial tool. Controlled by US-dominated Western interests. Supporting wealth, power and privilege.

Targeting nations Washington opposes. Victims, not imperial perpetrators. Letting America and rogue NATO powers get away with mass murder and destruction. Ignoring Israel's worst crimes. In 2012, the Court rejected Palestine's bid to investigate its Cast Lead war crimes. Against Gaza. For spurious reasons.

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End Wars or They'll End Us

January 5th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

Never in human history has it been more urgent to stop wars. US-dominated NATO's rage to wage them.

Ongoing in multiple theaters. Direct and proxy conflicts. Others awaiting to be launched. Risking nuclear war with Russia.

Humanity's survival is up for grabs. Stopping this madness matters more than ever. Ridding America of imperial war hawks risking mass annihilation.

Numerous anti-war groups exist worldwide. Including ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism). Also called International ANSWER.

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Palestine's Pinochet?

January 5th, 2015

by Stephen Lendman

Mohammad Dahlan may become Palestine's next leader. Its Pinochet if anointed.

A former Fatah leader/enforcer in Gaza. Once Arafat's national security advisor.

A ruthless corrupted thug by any standard. Opposite what Palestinians deserve.

On January 3, the Times of Israel headlined "Abbas rival pans PA head, vows to form united opposition."

Calls "failed Palestinian UN Security Council proposal a 'hasty, reckless' disaster."

Expelled from Fatah in 2010. Considered a legitimate contender to replace Abbas. Especially given US/Israeli support.

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