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The End of (Military) History? by Andrew Bacevich

“In watching the flow of events over the past decade or so, it is hard to avoid the feeling that something very fundamental has happened in world history.” This sentiment, introducing the essay that made Francis Fukuyama a household name, commands renewed attention today, albeit from a different perspective.

American Politics

Matt Taibbi Corrected by Dr. Steven Jonas The estimable Matt Taibbi recently published an article entitled "Miran-Du...

Civil Rights

End the War on Drugs by Sting April 13, 2010 Whether it's music, activism or daily life, the one ideal to...

Maine Referendum Would Scuttle Gay Rights

Democracy

Does the US want a back door into other nation's elections? by Bev Harris Someone had to say it. So I will....

Science & Technology

Death Chip Drones kill innocent Pakistanis by Tom Burghardt What Pentagon theorists describe as a "Revolution in Military Affairs"...

Auctioning the D-Block

Environment

The Clash over Coal Coal plant fights familiar to nuclear power protesters. The plant...

Media & Propaganda

Propaganda and the Politics of Perception by Michael Carmichael War propaganda glorifies military indoctrination as the highest form of patriot...

War of the Words by Michael Carmichael

World News

Obama at West Point Graduation May 23, 2010 Delivering the commencement address to the graduating class at W...

Healthcare & Medicine

ObamaCare by Susan Trevelyan-Syke All the recent independent polls taken show the American public does NOT favour...

Military & War Crimes

Afghanistan - the Proxy War by Andrew Bacevich October 12, 2009 NO SERIOUS person thinks that Afghanistan - remote, impover...

Religion & Faith

No Dominion by Matthew Harwood In his fight against British imperialism, Mahatma Gandhi described the life cy...

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