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  • Free World Colossus
    by Lee Congdon
    American Conservative
  • Georgia on My Mind
    by Richard Nadeau
    Zmag.org
  • Rethinking U.S. Role
    by Bruce Fein
    Washington Times
  • Where Is the Debate Over the Bush Doctrine?
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Worshiping the Indispensable Nation
    by Andrew Bacevich
    TomDispatch.com
  • Chile's 9/11 — and the Legacy of Gen. Pinochet
    by Heraldo Munoz
    Los Angeles Times
  • Foreign Policy Debate [VIDEO]
    by Scott Horton
    Ustream.tv
  • Georgia Is on Our Minds, But Abuses Are Ignored
    by Kathleen Peratis
    The Jewish Daily Forward
  • Going on an Imperial Bender
    by Tom Engelhardt
    CommonDreams.org
  • Reining in the Empire
    by Ivan Eland
    Washington Times
  • Mission Creep: US Military Presence Worldwide
    Mother Jones
  • The Cost of Saakashvili's Folly
    by William Pfaff
    Truthdig.com
  • The Dark Side of the "Free World"
    by Rob Gowland
    The Guardian (Australia)
  • Isolating Russia Could Backfire
    by Patrick J. Buchanan
    Boston Herald
  • Reinventing the Evil Empire
    by Stephen Lendman
    Global Researcher
  • Georgia and the Push for Cold War
    by David Bromovich
    Huffington Post
  • We Tilt at Windmills as World War Looms
    by Simon Jenkins
    London Times
  • America's Unwelcome Advances
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Mother Jones
  • The Cold War, Reheated
    by Rosa Brooks
    Los Angeles Times
  • Ajax Aftermath
    by F. Mardi
    Press TV
  • 13 Days in August
    by Ted Rall
    Uexpress.com
  • Military Power Is "Not the Way to Deal in the 21st Century"
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Leave Georgia Alone, George
    by William S. Lind
    Counterpunch
  • The US Missile Defence System Is the Magic Pudding that Will Never Run Out
    by George Monbiot
    The Guardian
  • Why Not Simply Abolish NATO?
    by Rodrigue Tremblay
    Global Researcher
  • "We Are All Georgians?" Not So Fast
    by Michael Dobbs
    Washington Post
  • The Drive to Secede
    by Eric Margolis
    Toronto Sun
  • Don't Forget Yugoslavia
    by John Pilger
    Johnpilger.com
  • A Catastrophe in the Making
    by Richard Beeston
    London Times
  • This Is a Tale of US Expansion Not Russian Aggression
    by Seumas Milne
    The Guardian
  • Bush Rebuking Russia? Putin Must Be Splitting His Sides
    by Simon Jenkins
    The Guardian
  • Hypocrite Bush: "Unacceptable in the 21st Century"
    by Matthew Rothschild
    The Progressive
  • Neocons Now Love International Law
    by Robert Parry
    Consortium News
  • Putin's War Enablers: Bush and Cheney
    by Juan Cole
    Salon.com
  • Invasion Opens Pandora's Box
    by Kenneth Bonacci
    Boston Globe
  • Georgia: The Messy Truth Behind the Morality Tale
    by Brendan O'Neill
    Spiked-Online
  • Dealing with War in Georgia
    by Lawrence A. Hunter
    Washington Post
  • The Lies of Hiroshima Live On, Props in the War Crimes of the 20th Century
    by John Pilger
    The Guardian
  • US Eyes Up Pakistan's Lawless Lands
    by Simon Tisdall
    The Guardian
  • Washington's Intervention Addiction
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Afghanistan: Not a Good War
    by Conn Hallinan
    Foreign Policy in Focus
  • Scott Horton Interviews Chalmers Johnson (audio)
    Antiwar Radio
  • End the Occupation of Iraq — and Afghanistan
    by Marjorie Cohn
    Media With Conscience
  • Forget About a Bailout
    by Dan Piecora
    USA Today
  • Politicians Will Take Credit for Recovery
    by Ryan Krause
    USA Today
  • How Good Was the Good War?
    by Christopher Layne
    American Conservative
  • Obama, the Prince of Bait-and-Switch
    by John Pilger
    JohnPilger.com
  • Obama on the Brink
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • How Good Was the Good War?
    by Thomas E. Woods Jr.
    American Conservative
  • Uncle Sam Knows Best
    by Doug Bandow
    National Interest
  • War Zero
    by Ted Rall
    Uexpress.com
  • US Exploitation of the World
    by Charles Marowitz
    Swans.com
  • Some Thoughts on Patriotism
    by William Blum
    Counterpunch
  • US Exploitation of the World
    by Charles Marowitz
    Swans.com
  • Taiwan Declares Peace on China
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Our Crazy Cuba Policy
    by Andres Martinez
    Washington Post
  • What Bush Hath Wrought
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    Boston Globe
  • The Illusion of Saving Nations from Themselves
    by William Pfaff
    Truthdig.com
  • Sanctions Are a Coward's War. They Only Boost Brutal Rulers
    by Simon Jenkins
    The Guardian
  • Never Forget How We Created Robert Mugabe
    by Michael Holman
    London Times
  • US Wars Have Helped al-Qaeda, Says Report
    by Damien McElroy
    The Telegraph
  • Is Britain on the Slippery Slope to Dictatorship?
    by Phil Hall
    The Guardian
  • Occupations Abroad Always Lead to the Erosion of Liberties at Home
    by Gary Younge
    The Guardian
  • Two Lawyers Walk into a Bar….
    Dailykos.com
  • Empire or Democracy: Are We Ready for the Fall?
    by John W. Whitehead
    Rutherford Institute
  • America the Detested
    by Brian Cloughley
    Counterpunch.org
  • Shot Heard Round the World
    by Stephen Kinzer
    The Guardian
  • Empire or Republic?
    by Robert Scheer
    The Nation
  • Tolstoy's Majority
    by Karen Kwiatkowski
    LewRockwell.com
  • The Spirit of Liberty Is Alive and Well!
    by Christine Smith
    Nolan Chart
  • Christianity and War
    by Laurence M. Vance
    LewRockwell.com
  • Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties
    by Ron Paul, Stephen Kinzer, and Andrew J. Bacevich
    C-SPAN
  • War and Inflation
    by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
    LewRockwell.com
  • War and Occupation, American-Style
    by Chris Hedges
    TomDispatch.com
  • Question the Business of War
    by Arnold Stieber
    Detroit Free Press
  • China's All-Seeing Eye
    by Naomi Klein
    Rolling Stone
  • Let's Remember to Not Start Another War
    Editorial
    Philadelphia Daily News
  • War Immemorial Day — No Peace for Militarized U.S.
    by Bill Quigley
    Common Dreams
  • No Cause for Celebration
    by Cath Elliott
    The Guardian
  • Immortality or Bust
    by Hywel Williams
    The Guardian
  • Going Overboard on China
    by Doug Bandow
    National Interest
  • Who's Afraid of Big Bad China?
    by Chris Patten
    New York Times
  • A Visit to Greece Reveals America's Falling Might
    by Amber Arrellano
    Detroit News
  • How Empires Fall
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    Counterpunch.org
  • The 'Long War' Fallacy
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    Los Angeles Times
  • Fewer Bases, More Baseball
    by Daniel McCarthy
    American Conservative
  • Neocons and the Truth: Bitter Enemies to the End
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • President's War Powers Should Be Limited
    by George Will
    Detroit News
  • Why Does the U.S. Overthrow Regimes in Other Countries?
    by Eric Black
    Washington Post
  • Come Home, Conservatives! — The Antiwar Conservative Movement
    by Thomas E. Woods
    Taki's Magazine
  • The Day I Lost My Innocence
    by William P. O'Connor
    Counterpunch.org
  • A Litany of Horrors: America's University of Imperialism
    by Chalmers Johnson
    TomDispatch.com
  • Keeping Troops Overseas Isn't as Trouble-Free as McCain Says
    by Susan Taylor Martin
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Iraq's Gift to Latin America
    by Stephen Kinzer
    The Guardian
  • Spending, Not Taxation, Is Issue
    by Howard J. Blitz
    Yuma Sun
  • We Had a Democracy Once, But You Crushed It (2003)
    by Russell Mokhiber and
    Robert Weissman
    Common Dreams
  • Regime Change: An American Addiction
    by William Hughes
    The People's Voice
  • Hatred of America Unites the World
    by Niall Ferguson
    The Telegraph
  • The Men Who Pulled the Triggers (1992)
    by Walter Reich
    New York Times
  • Death in the Pacific
    by Evan Thomas
    New York Times
  • Forty Years after Vietnam, a Reckoning
    by James Carroll
    Boston Globe
  • Washington's Good Doctor
    by Geoffrey Wheatcraft
    The Guardian
  • Why Ron Paul Scares the GOP
    by Michael Grunwald
    Time
  • Time to Listen to Ron Paul?
    by Elizabeth MacDonald
    Fox Business
  • Ron Paul's Graphics Revolution
    by Steven Heller
    New York Times
  • Scott Horton Interviews Sheldon Richman (audio)
    Antiwar Radio
  • The Sermon of Cowards
    by Kishore Mahbubani
    The Guardian
  • Myths and the Mujahideen
    by Simon Tisdall
    The Guardian
  • Their Vilest Hour
    by Colm Toibin
    New York Times
  • Saving the Republic
    by Bruce Fein
    Washington Times
  • 'Human Smoke' by Nicholson Baker
    by Mark Kurlansky
    Los Angeles Times
  • The 1953 CIA Coup in Iran and the Roots of Middle East Terror
    Amy Goodman Interviews
    Stephen Kinzer
    Democracy Now
  • The 'Rape' of Okinawa
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Asia Times
  • Where We Fall Down: An Interview with Andrew Bacevich
    by Sam Kornell
    Santa Barbara Independent
  • The Ghost Story
    by James Carroll
    Boston Globe
  • Free Cubans by Dropping Trade Restrictions
    by Robert A. Sirico
    Detroit News
  • The Plan for What Comes After Iraq
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    Boston Globe
  • Made in America
    by Stephen Kinzer
    The Guardian
  • Now that Fidel Castro Has Resigned, It's Time to Lift U.S. Sanctions
    by Alan Rivers
    USA Today
  • The Fun and Excitement of Civilization Wars
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • The Flaws of Interventionism
    by Courtney A. Fiske
    Harvard Crimson
  • NATO at Twilight
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    Los Angeles Times
  • Conceding John McCain's "Toughness" on National Security
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Europeans See What America Cannot
    by Eric Margolis
    Toronto Sun
  • Our Model Dictator
    by John Pilger
    The Guardian
  • The Danse Macabre of US-Style Democracy
    by John Pilger
    JohnPilger.com
  • A Mideast Lesson for Bush
    by H.D.S. Greenway
    Boston Globe
  • Going Bankrupt: The U.S.'s Greatest Threat
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Asia Times
  • Speaking Freely (Video)
    by Chalmers Johnson
    YouTube.com
  • Monsters to Destroy
    by Thomas E. Woods Jr.
    InsideCatholic.com
  • Monsters of Our Own Making
    by Rosa Brooks
    Los Angeles Times
  • Those Ungrateful Saudis
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Say It Loud: Isolationist-Proud!
    by Steven LaTulippe
    Taki's Top Drawer
  • Imperial Hubris: Lessons for America
    by Fritz Stern
    The Guardian
  • Impeachment Should Remain "On the Table"
    by Robert K. Johnson
    Bluff Country News
  • The West Has Not Just Repressed Democracy. It Has Aided Terror
    by Simon Jenkins
    The Guardian
  • Why We Both Love and Hate America
    by Rami G. Khouri
    Lebanon Daily Star
  • "Blowback" Exposes Secrets
    by Corbin Fowler
    Erie Times-News
  • Policy of Non-Intervention Deserves Serious Discussion
    by Georgie Anne Geyer
    Uexpress.com
  • An Imperialist Comedy
    by Tom Engelhardt and
    Chalmers Johnson
    TomDispatch.com
  • We Desperately Need the "Confessing Church"
    by Chuck Baldwin
    NewswithViews.com
  • On Foreign Entanglements: The Ties that Strangle
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • What "Good Time Charlie" Brought
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Musharraf Still Stands
    by Amy Goodman
    Truthdig.com
  • Bush's Best-Laid Plans
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    Los Angeles Times
  • Brzezinski and Charlie Wilson's War
    by Stanley Heller
    Counterpunch.org
  • A Foreign Policy for the New Year
    by Joe Murray
    The Bulletin
  • Sometimes the Truth Hurts
    by Ehtisham Aamir
    Pakistan Post
  • World Wide Military Expenditures
    GlobalSecurity.org
  • Argue Like It's 1991
    by Justin Logan
    American Conservative
  • Ron Paul on War
    by John Stossel
    Townhall.com
  • American Intervention: A History of Failure
    by Robert K. Johnson
    Winona Daily News
  • Death Squads, Disappearances and Torture
    by Greg Grandin
    Asia Times
  • Bombed If You Do,Bombed If You Don't
    by Paul Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • The McCain Doctrine
    by Bruce Fein
    Washington Times
  • Renewing the Cold War
    by Peter Rothberg
    Yahoo! News
  • Playing Roulette in Pakistan
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • The Myth of the Oil Weapon
    by David R. Henderson
    American Conservative
  • Cheering for Ron Paul
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Musharraf Plays Bush for a Fool
    by Marjorie Cohn
    Counterpunch.org
  • Beware an Empire that Saves Souls at Sword Point
    by James Levy
    Newsday
  • Entangling Alliances
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Stephen Kinzer Hopes U.S. Can Learn from Past Mistakes
    by Brittany Westerberg
    South Dakota Collegian
  • In Musharaff, Bush Made the Wrong Friend
    by Rosa Brooks
    Los Angeles Times
  • Bush Stands by His Dictator
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Pakistani Coup de Grace
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • In the Mideast, America Casts an Imperial Shadow
    by Rashid Khalidi
    Washington Post
  • The Coup at Home
    by Frank Rich
    New York Times
  • Bush's Old World Disorder
    by Sidney Blumenthal
    Salon.com
  • The 9/11 Atrocity and Pearl Harbor
    by Patrick Foy
    Taki's Top Drawer
  • Musharraf Shows Dictators How It's Done
    by Mona Eltahawy
    Los Angeles Times
  • Our Man in Pakistan
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • On the Path to Barbarity
    by John Laughland
    The Guardian
  • Our Foreign Policy Could Someday Be Our Undoing
    by Wally Leitel
    The Capital Times
  • Struggling for Relevance in Cuba: Close, Still No Cigars
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Cashing In on Terror
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • The Collapse of Bush's Foreign Policy
    by Juan Cole
    Salon.com
  • Straightjacket Bush
    by Rosa Brooks
    Los Angeles Times
  • Madness as Method
    by Maureen Dowd
    New York Times
  • The US Is No Angel of Peace
    by Sheldon Richman
    Press TV
  • Interventionism? Isolationism? Actually, Both.
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Forgotten Faces of War
    by James Carroll
    Boston Globe
  • Sun Sets Early on the American Century
    by Philip S. Golub
    Toronto Star
  • The Depravity of Empire
    by Arthur Silber
    Silber Blog
  • A Ticking Bomb
    by William S. Lind
    Counterpunch.org
  • Columbia to Be Punished for Hosting the New Hitler Enemy
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • The Cult of the Military and the Decline of Democratic Values
    by Donna Saggia
    Counterpunch.org
  • The Deadly Pattern of US Imperialism
    by Robert Fantina
    Counterpunch.org
  • America the Bully
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Pasadena Weekly
  • Interview with Stephen Kinzer
    by Rick Shenkman
    History News Network
  • Does "I" Stand for Idiots in the CIA?
    by Philip Jacobson
    Daily Mail
  • Checkbook Imperialism: The Blackwater Fiasco
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Oh! What a Lovely War on Terror — It's the Number the Arms Dealers Love
    by Simon Jenkins
    The Guardian
  • Tax Dollars at Work
    Editorial
    The Christian Century
  • The Children of 9/11
    by Samar Abbas Kazmi
    The Guardian
  • What Do Arabs Really Think of America? Ask Them.
    by Mohamed Elmenshawy
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Six Years Later: Bin Laden Still Free, U.S. Mired in Iraq
    by Radley Balko
    FoxNews.com
  • Surrender Should Not Be an Option
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Brutality Didn't End When World War II Did
    by Bruce Ramsey
    Seattle Times
  • More Shame, More Sorrow
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    Counterpunch.org
  • Is the American Empire Facing Collapse?
    by John W. Whitehead
    Rutherford Institute
  • A Hellish Peace
    by Loren King
    Boston Globe
  • President Polk's Little War
    by Britt Towery
    Waco Tribune
  • The United States and “Regime Change” in Iran
    by Stephen Zunes
    International Relations Center
  • Overthrow Examines U.S. "Regime Change" Operations
    by Jeanie Straub
    YourHub.com
  • The Terror America Wrought
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.org
  • Planet Pentagon
    by Nick Turse
    Le Monde Diplomatique
  • The GOP, Ron Paul and Non-Interventionism
    by Gregory Scoblete
    Real Clear Politics
  • Scott Horton Interviews Sheldon Richman (audio)
    Antiwar Radio
  • War, Chaos and Bush's Faith
    by Gary Kamiya
    Salon.com
  • The $63 Billion Sham
    by Derrick Jackson
    Boston Globe
  • Bush Keeps Israel Close, Saudi Arabia Closer
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • The Isolationist Beast Stirs in America Again
    by Andrew Sullivan
    London Times
  • Washington's Sage Advice
    by Ralph R. Reiland
    Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
  • Covert Action
    by David Wise
    Washington Post
  • Antiwar Radio: Scott Horton Interviews Jacob Hornberger (audio)
    Antiwar.com
  • "Why Do They Hate Us?"
    by Mohsin Hamid
    Washington Post
  • America's Next Big Blunder
    by Eric Margolis
    Toronto Sun
  • Exposing the True Isolationists
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • The Life and Times of the CIA
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Asia Times
  • Counterintelligence
    by Evan Thomas
    New York Times
  • King George W.: James Madison's Nightmare
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • The C.I.A.'s Missteps, from Past to Present
    by Michael Beschloss
    New York Times
  • Legacy of Ashes: Secrecy and Screwups
    by Chuck Leddy
    Mother Jones
  • Criminal Underpinnings of the CIA Hardly History
    by Melvin Goodman
    Register-Guard
  • Bad Behavior
    by Steve Weinberg
    Houston Chronicle
  • Don't Call It a Conspiracy — the Kennedy Brothers
    by R.U. Sirius
    10 Zen Monkeys
  • War and Leviathan: The Trick that Works Every Time
    by Robert Higgs
    Independent Institute
  • "Family Jewels" Reveal CIA Is Little Changed from Past
    by Melvin A. Goodman
    San Jose Mercury News
  • Trying to Untangle the Complex Web of the Kennedy Years
    by Andrew Giarelli
    The Oregonian
  • Political, Not Religious, Issues Are Motivating Terrorists
    by Georgie Anne Geyer
    Uexpress.com
  • Why Winston Wouldn't Stand for W
    by Lynne Olson
    Washington Post
  • The Puppeteer Who Won't Let Go
    by Sidney Blumenthal
    The Guardian
  • A Question for Dick
    by Marcy Wheeler
    The Guardian
  • Monster/Suicide/America (1970)
    by Steppenwolf
    Steppenwolf.com
  • Straussian Exoterica Explained
    by Michael Nolan
    Dissident Voice
  • War, Foreign Policy, and the Church
    by Laurence M. Vance
    LewRockwell.com
  • Modern Iran: A Monster of Our Own Making
    by Nick Patler
    Staunton News Leader
  • More Troops, More Trouble
    Andrew J. Bacevich
    Los Angeles Times
  • Back to the Future
    Justin Raimondo
    Antiwar.com
  • Two Threats to Freedom
    by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
    LewRockwell.com
  • Restoring the Republic With Truth and Fearlessness
    by Karen Kwiatkowski
    LewRockwell.com
  • Ron Paul for President?
    by Sean Gonsalves
    Common Dreams
  • No Child Left Behind
    by Gary Hart
    Huffington Post
  • Unity in Diversity and Against War and Statism
    Keith Preston
    LewRockwell.com
  • Homeward Bound
    Editorial
    The Guardian
  • Giuliani: Righteous, Indignant and Wrong
    by Robert Fantina
    Counterpunch.org
  • Interview with Chalmers Johnson
    Japan Policy Research Institute
  • Economic Nemesis Is Already Underway
    by Joe Howard Crews
    Village News
  • Paul Has a Point
    by Radley Balko
    FoxNews.com
  • The Neocon Moment Is Over
    by Paul Mulshine
    New Jersey Star-Ledger
  • The Right Time
    by Joe Murray
    Philadelphia Bulletin
  • Iraq and Al-Qaeda
    by Andrew Sullivan
    The Atlantic
  • Paul's 9/11 Explanation Deserves to Be Debated
    by Roland S. Martin
    CNN.com
  • But Who Was Right -- Rudy or Ron?
    by Pat Buchanan
    Yahoo! News
  • Ron Paul, Rudy Giuliani, and Osama's Fatwah
    by Missy Comley Beattie
    Counterpunch.org
  • America--The World's Arms Pusher
    by Frida Berrigan
    Los Angeles Times
  • American Nightmare
    by Michael Freedland
    The Guardian
  • Rethinking Ron Paul's Answer
    by Rod Dreher
    Beliefnet.com
  • Ending the Empire
    by Chalmers Johnson and
    Tom Engelhardt
    Antiwar.com
  • There's No Reason for a World Bank
    by George Will
    Detroit News
  • Delhi, 1857: A Bloody Warning to Today's Imperial Occupiers
    by William Dalrymple
    The Guardian
  • Interventionist Foreign Policy: A Speech to Congress (pdf)
    by John J. Duncan Jr.
    Congressional Record
  • Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic
    by Al Huebner
    Toward Freedom
  • "Folly of Empire" Offers Critique of U.S. Imperialism
    by Robert Siegel
    NPR
  • La Brea Tar Pits: A Metaphor for the American Republic
    by William Hughes
    Media Monitors Network
  • Afghanistan and Iraq Are the Same War
    by David Orchard and
    Michael Mandel
    Counterpunch.org
  • The Inescapable Irony of 9/11
    by Keith Hazleton
    American Chronicle
  • Cambodia Reflected in Iran Waters
    by H.D.S. Greenway
    Boston Globe
  • Whining Imperialists
    by Saul Landau
    Counterpunch.org
  • Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Goldseek.com
  • America's Century of Regime Change
    by Stephen Kinzer and
    Joel Witney
    Guerilla News Network
  • The Semiwarriors
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    The Nation
  • Nemesis
    by Stephen Lendman
    Santiago Times
  • America's Century of Regime Change
    by Stephen Kinzer
    Guernicamag.com
  • Americans Face a Moral Reckoning
    by James Carroll
    Boston Globe
  • Grandkids Will Ask Questions about Bush
    by Bob Regl
    Hattiesburg American
  • The Nemesis Trilogy
    by Jim Miles
    Palestine Chronicle
  • Rep. Ron Paul on War, Peace, and the News Media
    by Michael Shank
    Foreign Policy in Focus
  • Hubris and Obscenity: Imperial Ambitions on Naked Display
    by Chris Floyd
    Empire Burlesque
  • A Predator Becomes More Dangerous When Wounded
    by Noam Chomsky
    The Guardian
  • Ron Paul on Peace and Freedom
    by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
    LewRockwell.com
  • Chronicling America's Imperial Folly
    by Chalmers Johnson
    BuzzFlash.com
  • Militarism: America Leads the World
    Editorial
    Charleston Gazette
  • 60 Years of Faulty Logic
    by James Carroll
    Boston Globe
  • America's Own Worst Enemy
    by Mark Engler
    In These Times
  • The Last Thing We Need
    by Salim Lone
    The Guardian
  • The Scandal at Walter Reed
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Militarism, Empire Loom as Threat to U.S. Democracy
    by Byron Williams
    Inside Bay Area
  • Former Pentagon Staff Speaks Out on Crimes of Doug Feith, Dick Cheney, and Planning of Iran War
    by Karen Kwiatkowski
    DavidSwanson.org
  • Crisis and Military Adventurism
    by Stephen Lendman
    Center on Research on Globalization
  • Latin America, the U.S., and the New Imperialism
    by Greg Grandlin
    PoliiticalAffairs.net
  • Rescinding the Bush Doctrine
    by Andrew J. Bacevich
    Boston Globe
  • An Interview with Chalmers Johnson
    by Amy Goodman
    Democracy Now
  • Hypocrisy In the Middle East
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Militarism and the Breakdown of Constitutional Government
    by Chalmers Johnson
    NPR
  • 737 U.S. Military Bases = Global Empire
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Alternet.org
  • Putin's NATO Beef
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Hubris of Empire
    by Troy Jollimore
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • Republic or Empire
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Harper's
  • These Moderates Are In Fact Fanatics, Torturers and Killers
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    The Guardian
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