Life in Occupied Gaza – by Stephen Lendman Life in occupied Gaza was never easy, but conditions worsened markedly after Hamas’ surprise January 2006 electoral victory. […]
Reviewing Jennifer Van Bergen’s “The Twilight of Democracy” – by Stephen Lendman Jennifer Van Bergen is an author, activist and educator who currently teaches English and […]
Israeli Oppression in Hebron – A Case History of Separation, Forced Displacement and Terror – by Stephen Lendman B’Tselem is the independent Israeli Information Center for […]
Robert McChesney’s “Communication Revolution” – by Stephen Lendman Robert McChesney is a leading media scholar, critic, activist, and the nation’s most prominent researcher and writer on […]
Institutionalized Spying on Americans – by Stephen Lendman This article reviews two police state tools (among many in use) in America. One is new, undiscussed and […]
Using Bhutto for Imperial Gain – by Stephen Lendman Benazir Bhutto led the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) as “chairperson for life” until her death. She was […]
Fraud US-Style: Fake Videos and Elections – by Stephen Lendman First the videos with bin Laden ones Exhibit A. He always seems to pop up strategically […]
Reviewing David Edwards and David Cromwell’s “Guardians of Power” – by Stephen Lendman David Cromwell is a Scottish writer, activist and oceanographer at the National Oceanography […]
Reviewing F. William Engdahl’s “Seeds of Destruction” – by Stephen Lendman (Part III) This is the third and final part of William Engdahl’s powerfully important book […]