Report details plunder of resources and growing inequality By Bryan Ellis One in four gold miners in South Africa suffers from silicosis, a debilitating and incurable disease that can easily be prevented. Global… Read More
By William Blum Boston Marathon, this thing called terrorism, and the United States What is it that makes young men, reasonably well educated, in good health and nice looking, with long lives ahead… Read More
Dr. Gerald Caplan & the Rwanda Genocide Cranks 3 May 2013 keith harmon snow http://www.ConsciousBeingAlliance.com http://www.AllThingsPass.com http://www.KeithHarmonSnow.com War and plunder continue to rip apart great swathes of Africa. The perpetrators are known, and… Read More
Military intervention and mining interests guide current foreign policy By Abayomi Azikiwe Libya 360° Canada is the largest trading partner with the United States. The country over the last few years under both… Read More
“Human Beings Have No Right to Water” and other Words of Wisdom from Your Friendly Neighborhood Global Oligarch By Andrew Gavin Marshall Peter Brabeck, Chairman of Nestlé In the 2005 documentary, We Feed… Read More
By Michael Welch and Anthony Hall Hall explains that there has been a shift in conservative politics in Canada away from what he calls the indigenous conservatism of Canada toward a more US… Read More
By Garikai Chengu So much has been said of the “white man’s burden:” namely, how the collapsing American Empire and bygone British Empire have shouldered the burden of civilising Africa and driving the… Read More
Africa & Imperialism Flyer Recolonization is their goal! US – NATO Military Penetration of Africa Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) the Forerunner of the African Union (AU)… Read More
The Post-Modern Protest Blues Fake Protests Organized by Globalist Foundation-funded NGOs Jeffrey St. Clair The scene was striking for its dissonance. Fifty activists massed in front of the White House, some of them… Read More
Part I: Gloat Like Rockefeller When Watching Trains Cory Morningstar On Nov 3, 2009, Berkshire Hathaway, the investment vehicle of Warren Buffett, announced its plan to purchase the 77.4 percent of Burlington Northern… Read More
Above photo: Indians at the World Social Forum in Belem Brazil, January 28, 2009, discus the rights of indigenous peoples. Photo by Andre Penner / AP. Wrong Kind of Green By Tomaso Ferando… Read More
Tomaso Ferrando BRICS states, except Russia, are enhancing and facilitating land grabs abroad in a way that is inconsistent with their proclamations of sustainable development, cooperation solidarity, and respect of national sovereignty. Although… Read More
Heart of Africa Conflict In Central African Republic – Engineered Or Organic? With Don Debar 20 Mar 13 This week Kudakwashe hosts New York based journalist, Don Debar, in a discussion on the… Read More
An analyst says that the alliance of imperialist Western countries, all in economic depression at home, have violently invaded Mali to seize its riches to take back home. In the background of this… Read More
Claudia Fonseca Sosa “TODAY we live in a world characterized by injustice, in which powerful nations have the authority to decide how to use the natural resources of less developed countries and the… Read More
Maximilian Forte Some of this has already been raised, in my recent interview with Phil Taylor, plus in an excellent article by Ken Stone, “UN Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay: ‘Pretext-maker’ for Western… Read More
Crossed Crocadiles EPA negotiations are going on in Accra right now. Remember, the EU and the West depend upon African resources. Africans need to drive some hard bargains in order to participate in… Read More
Western ‘neo-colonial’ powers – particularly France – have started to reach back to West Africa, masking their colonial ambitions as ‘humanitarian intervention to protect human rights,’ Ken Stone from Hamilton Coalition to Stop… Read More
