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Egypt at Dawn’s Early Light – by Stephen Lendman What’s unfolding looks different than what protesters demand. World headlines partly reflect it, mostly outside America, especially […]

Hold the Celebration: Egypt’s Struggle Just Began – by Stephen Lendman Hopefully beneath celebratory euphoria, Egyptians know ousting Mubarak was simple, especially since Washington long wanted […]

Mubarak’s Failed Bait and Switch – by Stephen Lendman On February 10, indications were he’d step down. He didn’t, but now it’s official, vice president Suleiman […]

Israeli and PA Forces Suppress Solidarity with Egyptians – by Stephen Lendman Despite Palestinian Authority (PA) officials banning anti-Mubarak demonstrations, hundreds rallied in support. On February […]

Aristide Given Diplomatic Passport to Go Home – by Stephen Lendman Several previous articles discussed his right to return, accessed through the following links: sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/01/let-aristide-return.html sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/02/haiti-update-electoral-runoff-and.html […]

Egypt’s Focus Largely Ignores Palestine – by Stephen Lendman In fact, repression throughout the Middle East is largely ignored except some reporting on protests in Tunisia, […]

People Power v. Duplicity in Egypt and Washington – by Stephen Lendman Inspired by Tunisia’s uprising, Egyptians chose January 25 (the National Police Day holiday) to […]

Grassroots Support for Aristide’s Return – by Stephen Lendman Two recent articles discussed his eagerness to return, accessed through the following links: sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/01/let-aristide-return.html sjlendman.blogspot.com/2011/02/haiti-update-electoral-runoff-and.html He explained […]

Mubarak’s Thirty-Year Dictatorship – by Stephen Lendman Throughout decades of brutal rule, Mubarak remained a steadfast US ally. As a result, Washington rewarded him generously. US […]