Analysis
Monday, 24 January 2011 11:44
by Ellen Brown
Bills were introduced on January 18 in both the House and Senate of the Washington State Legislature that add Washington to the growing number of states now actively moving to create public banking facilities.
Read more: Washington State Joins Movement For Public Banking
Sunday, 23 January 2011 08:35
![Walid Jumblatt appears to have permanently sealed his break with Lebanon's March 14 coalition [EPA]](/images/stories/middle-east/lebanon/jumblatt-b.jpg)
Conditions there remain fluid. Key was a Washington/French pressured UN-backed Special Tribunal's sealed January 17 indictment of those allegedly responsible for former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri's February 14, 2005 killing, preceded by Hezbollah's January 12 pulling out of Lebanon's coalition government causing it to collapse. The above linked articles explain both events in detail, including who, in fact, likely killed Hariri, and implications going forward.
Saturday, 22 January 2011 17:58
Israel is, as we well know, the land of unlimited impossibilities. In Israel, for example, the diplomats are striking.
A strike of diplomats? But that is impossible! Postmen strike. Longshoremen strike. But diplomats? The most conservative, the most establishment people? The people who serve any Israeli government, whatever its complexion? Who find pretexts for all its actions, whatever they may be?
Saturday, 22 January 2011 14:16
by Mya Guarnieri
There was that jarring week in December - a protest against Arab-Jewish couples, a south Tel Aviv march and demonstration against migrant workers and African asylum seekers, the arrest of Jewish teenagers accused of beating Palestinians and the expulsion of five Arab men from their home in south Tel Aviv. It left me with the question: What is next?
Saturday, 22 January 2011 14:07
One Jew’s Hard Awakening
By Phil Rockstroh
Although my mother fled Nazi Germany, as a child, on a Kindertransport, with a few family valuables sown into her clothing, and I was brought up on the myths and hagiography of the Zionist state, I, over time, came to recognize the folly of the whole colonialist enterprise — the folly of ethnic exclusion and expulsion, the inherent tragedy of nationalism based on the delusion of religious birthright. With much sorrow, I came to the sad realization that the dream of the State of Israel was based on European chauvinism and exceptionalism. This reckoning has been a difficult one for me to bear — the hardest awakening of my adult life.
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The State of Whom? |
| Uri Avnery | |
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Woolrich London Killing: Terrorism or False Flag? |
| Stephen Lendman | |
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Hezbollah and the Syrian Pit |
| Franklin Lamb | |
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Bhopal gas disaster - WikiLeaks reveal US role |
| Proloy Bagchi | |
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Educational Apartheid & Social Inequity |
| Gideon Polya | |
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America's Greatest Challenge |
| Timothy V. Gatto | |
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Murder, Inc. |
| Jacob Hornberger | |
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Remembering Perot: Last Chance for Americans against Globalization |
| Ben Tanosborn | |
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