Imperialism and global politics
Ten contradictions that plague Biden’s Democracy Summit
President Biden’s virtual Summit for Democracy on December 9-10 is part of a campaign to restore the United States’ standing ...
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World War II: U.S. expanded, and so, Pearl Harbor
Dec. 7, 2021, marks the 80th anniversary of the Japanese attack on the U.S. Naval Base in Pearl Harbor, Hawai’i ...
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From Minneapolis to Philippines, shut down U.S.-funded death squads
Message from Andrew Concon of Maylaya Movement (Baltimore) at the March 7 Baltimore “Justice for George Floyd” rally, part of ...
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NATO behind the Turkish attack in Syria
Several members of NATO are currently weeping crocodile tears about the terrible luck of the Kurds, thus masking the fact ...
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Thomas Sankara, “Africa’s Che Guevara” Dec. 21, 1949 – Oct. 15, 1987
On Oct. 15, 1987, Thomas Sankara, Burkina Faso’s West African revolutionary leader, was assassinated. Sankara, a Marxist and revolutionary, has ...
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Hurricanes
This statement is a personal one intended to support opinions, especially in the Caribbean, that the costs of practical recovery ...
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Contradictions in the impeachment struggle
The impeachment struggle against Trump poses many contradictions. On the one hand, hundreds of millions of people around the world ...
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U.S. uses wars and sanctions to jack up oil profits
U.S. fracking interests want war with Iran and Venezuela. They are a powerful voice in the Trump regime. Secretary of ...
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Amazon fires: ‘Justice for workers and the environment are the same struggle’
A Sept. 7 public forum focused on the fires blazing in the Amazon forest in Brazil. The event was held ...
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Activists issue ‘People’s Travel Advisory’ for Colombia
While the Colombian government wants to present the country as a safe and fun place for tourists, this is false ...
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