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14 June 2013
For All Children Everywhere
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Robert Koehler
We can end war.

Please, before you read on, let those four words float in silence for half a minute, until you actually hear them - until they come alive with meaning as insistent as a hatching egg. War is not inevitable, no...
14 June 2013
Three things young people should know to save the world
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David Swanson
Of course, old people should know these things too, and some small percentage does know them, but energy seems better invested in trying to teach them to young people who have less to unlearn in the process.
1. Obedience is...
13 June 2013
Election Day in Iran: Meet the candidates
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Nicholas Hills
Iranians will head to the polls tomorrow to elect a new President. Iran has been a major player in the Middle East for decades and, considering the country’s loose remarks about nuclear energy and existential warfare throughout the past...
12 June 2013
How the Pentagon removes entire peoples
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David Swanson
If we think at all about our government's military depopulating territory that it desires, we usually think of the long-ago replacement of native Americans with new settlements during the continental expansion of the United States westward...
12 June 2013
The national security state thanks you for your participation
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Gerry Bello
On a cold night in January 1990 in Berlin, a mob of angry citizens and western intelligence agents struck a blow for freedom. They stormed the headquarters of Stasi, the secret police service of the GDR. Guards were beaten, furniture was...
12 June 2013
Has Twitter been retweeting your every move to the NSA all along?
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Gerry Bello, Lawrence Richards
Since the beginning of the current privacy scandal, Twitter has been careful to brand itself as a champion of privacy rights – but are they? As other tech titans first denied complicity, then joined together seeking permission to discuss...

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