Much of the American public is too creeped out by the prospect of a nuclear strike in their communities to be receptive to survival preparedness measures.
Americans Too Creeped Out by Nuclear Attack to Prepare for It
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One Step Closer: Lieberman Calls for No-Fly Zone Over Syria
Sen. Joseph Lieberman stated that he favored a no-fly zone over Syria.
Review: 9/11 and Was There an Alternative?
“The book you are holding was conceived, produced, and published as an act of protest.” This is the first line of the editor’s introduction to Noam Chomsky’s revised book about the causes and effects of the September 11 attacks. Originally titled simply 9-11, the book was published in November 2001. The 2011 edition features a new introduction — “Was There an Alternative?” — in which Chomsky comments on the assassination of Osama bin Laden and other developments since the book was first published.
The Extraterrestrial Atomic Energy Agency
In Europe and South America, UFO investigation is taken seriously — not debunked and stigmatized as in the United States.
U.S. Military Aid to Israel: Ever Inviolable
Republicans are willing to cut spending on Afghanistan and Iraq, but not military aid for Israel.
UN Origins Project Series, Part 5: Sharpening the Teeth of Peace
After World War II, for the first time, nations not only agreed upon liability for war crimes, but for the principle of attacking the international peace.
Troy Davis and al-Awlaki: Two Murders, One Outrage
Despite limited evidence, the United States painted Anwar al-Awlaki as a terrorist mastermind and executed him without the trial to which he was entitled as a U.S. native.
U.S. Congress a Standard Bearer for Israeli Expansion
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen introduced a bill calling for the U.S. to end its financial support for both the Palestinian Authority and the UN if the latter granted it statehood.
When Creation Myths Converge: U.S. and Israeli Colonialism
Both the United States and Israel use selective memories to justify their actions and find common ground in their expansion narratives.
Escaping Haqqanistan
Despite its brutality, corruption, and affiliation with al Qaeda, the Haqqani network is likely to inherit much of Afghanistan should the United States leave.