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Banking in Venezuela – by Stephen Lendman The Banco Central de Venezuela’s web site (Venezuela’s Central Bank) relates BCV history from its September 8, 1939 inception. […]

Updates on Two Political Prisoners – by Stephen Lendman Earlier articles addressed them, accessed through the following links: sjlendman.blogspot.com/2010/10/canadas-war-on-islam-case-of-mahboob.html sjlendman.blogspot.com/2010/11/oscar-lopez-rivera-imprisoned-for.html Pakistani Canadians Mahboob Khawaja, his son […]

Turmoil in Lebanon – by Stephen Lendman Reportedly, 19th century Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz once remarked: “Poor Mexico, So far from God, So close to the […]

Netanyahu’s Government: Israel’s Worst Ever – by Stephen Lendman Numerous previous articles explained Israel’s extremism, notably under Netanyahu exceeding the worst of Ariel Sharon. Both men, […]

America Replicating Japan – by Stephen Lendman An except from Franck Biancheri’s new book titled, “World Crisis: The Path to the World Afterwards” states: “The (current) […]

Salam Fayyad: Israel’s Man in Palestine – by Stephen Lendman His resume includes a University of Texas economics Ph.D., a teaching position at Jordan’s Yarmouk University, […]

Obama in Tucson: Shame, Hypocrisy and Deceit – by Stephen Lendman Like all politicians, Obama shills for power, plays to the crowd, and hides ugly truths […]

Hard Times in Illinois – by Stephen Lendman With America’s worst budget crisis per capita, Illinois reflects the crushing nationwide burden facing most states. As a […]

Post-Quake Haiti: One Year Later – by Stephen Lendman On January 12, 2010 at 21:53 GMT, 4:53PM in Haiti, the earth massively shook. For affected Haitians, […]