Voices for Change

Hillary Clinton has recently turned over thousands of emails to he State Department and many of them only discuss daily menial issues. When was she discussing weightier decisions? Was she already thinking ahead, and wanted to remain mysterious about her true opinions on matters, so only communicated on big issues via telephone?

We don’t have to reinvent ourselves along violent lines. Instead, we can become a country that changes itself through nonviolent revolution.

The fact is, recent trade deals are less about trade and more about global investment.

As the first hearing approaches, Israeli officials have doubled down on explicit statements of genocidal intent behind the massacre in Gaza, while U.S. efforts to insulate itself from them remain unconvincing.

This is just one example of mainstream media not only refusing to ask questions of war criminals, but blatantly befriending them.

When demagoguery scorns simply counting votes, the range of disruption is inexhaustible – that’s where countries go to die.

Our most fundamental rights are being trampled by a tyrannical, unaccountable, and unelected force.

I think that many of the postal services provided would be handled better in other ways. And I would say the same thing about booksellers. And newspaper publishers.

We need to keep tackling corporate power.

We are beyond shock and awe, awaiting indictments, then trials, by inexplicably sluggish prosecutors.