The July 3 move by the Egyptian military to stabilize the country signals the collapse of Obama’s Middle East policy. Washington’s present interventionist regional policy began during the George W. Bush administration and was fatally flawed from the start. The Obama...
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Obama's Wild Neo Con Dream
by Melkulangara Bhadrakumar | Jun 29, 2013 | Featured Articles
It is now clear that the preliminary meeting at Geneva this week of Russia, the United States and the United Nations for setting a date for the Geneva-2 conference on Syria ended inconclusively. The meeting couldn’t agree when the Geneva-2 should be held or who would...
Why Is No One Listening to the US Government?
by Daniel McAdams | Jun 24, 2013 | Featured Articles
photo: See-ming Lee 李思明 SMLThe US government is in panic mode over the apparently successful escape of NSA leaker Ed Snowden from Hong Kong. US government officials are swinging wildly at any target in sight while howling at the disintegrating illusion of US...
Obama Chooses Intensified but Strategically Useless Violence over Serious Diplomacy in Syria
by harley | Jun 20, 2013 | Featured Articles
Last week, Hillary Mann Leverett told Al Jazeera’s Inside Story, see here, that the Obama administration’s recent decision to begin providing direct military aid to Syrian rebels is “a signal to the rest of the world, particularly to…those who are looking to deal with...
A Tipping Point in Syria Conflict
by Melkulangara Bhadrakumar | Jun 19, 2013 | Featured Articles
photo: FreedomHouseThe Guardian newspaper featured on Friday an infinitely sad picture of a Syrian young boy, hardly nine or ten years old, crossing a street holding an old rifle with bayonet. He apparently belongs to the ‘Martyrs of Maaret al-Nuan’ battalion holding...
US Government Spying: Constructing a 'Turnkey Totalitarian State'?
by Adam Dick | Jun 9, 2013 | Featured Articles
photo: The U.S. Military Academy at West PointThe Washington Post reports that the ranking minority member of the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence seems not too concerned about the United States government collecting information about our phone...
Those Old Colonial Lusts
by Eric Margolis | Jun 1, 2013 | Featured Articles
photo: Zachary BaumgartnerThat old colonial impulse keeps coming back. This past week, Britain and France pushed the rest of the European Union to lift the arms embargo in Syria – which in plain English means outright military intervention in that nation’s civil...
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