By James Petras – February 2008

The Israeli Agenda openly defended, publically practiced and aggressively pursued by the Zionist power configuration (ZPC) has greatly influenced the US Presidential elections and the likely future course of Washington’s Middle East policy.
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US Ashkenazo-zionist magazine, ‘Heeb’, shows ‘How to cook a gentile’ cartoons, February 2008.

The strategy of the Jewish state [...]

By Dick Fojut
Now we know Zionists have taken near complete control of America exactly as Ariel Sharon boasted.
At very least, Zionists control America’s Foreign Policy whenever Zionist-dominated Israeli interests are concerned. Zionist Christians and Zionist Jews dominate both political parties in the Congress, as well as the overall direction and policies coming from the [...]

The cost of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts have grown to staggering proportions
By Joseph Stiglitz and Linda Bilmes
The Bush Administration was wrong about the benefits of the war and it was wrong about the costs of the war. The president and his advisers expected a quick, inexpensive conflict. Instead, we have a war that [...]

TS Admin : Is Neoconservatism dying?
By Ethan Porter
 
They Knew They Were Right documents the rise and fall of the neoconservatives, and offers progressives an important foreign policy lesson.
In the fall of 2006, I attended a curious question and answer session with a group of political candidates in upstate New York. You know how these [...]

By Jason Miller
Dear Bill,
This is a note from an American radical.
We are few in number, but we do exist.
Time and again we’ve watched you bully your victims (or “guests” as you duplicitously refer to them) from your secure little perch high atop the food chain of craven and mendacious propagandists dutifully maintaining the pernicious lies [...]

Homeland Born and Bred
By Manuel Valenzuela
Sojourn into the outer recesses of a nation bordering on madness, into a land deeply disturbed and emotionally bewildered, a world of anti-intellectualism and anti-rationalism, of fanaticism and fundamentalism, entering a case study into fantasyland and escapism, taking a pilgrimage into realms both of purposeful ignorance and blindness, of electing [...]

By Aasim Sajjad Akhtar
Pakistan has not had many elections in its 60 year history, and those that have taken place have typically been mired by various irregularities. Arguably this election has been the most dubious of all; for almost a year the sitting regime has attempted to coerce, co-opt and manipulate its way to an [...]