War

If nuclear war comes, it will happen because of a calculation or miscalculation by India or Pakistan.

There remains a treasure trove of perfectly legal ways foreign powers are subverting American democracy.

More Afghan-like tragedies will be inevitable until we squeeze the personal profit out of prepping for war.

Nation-building in Afghanistan and Iraq was the resurrection of a doctrine that should have been buried after Vietnam.

While we call for the closure of all U.S./NATO military bases, we consider the closure of bases and military installations in certain countries and areas as needing special attention by the international movement.

A nation rich in fear.

Investigative journalist Allan Nairn knows firsthand how the U.S. uses mass killing as a routine tool of foreign policy. The horrifying tactics of Islamic State, he says, are an imitation of what we have been doing and what we have been teaching our international proxies for generations.

It’s shocking how easily American Presidents make foreign policy decisions involving intervention in countries where Congress hasn’t declared war.

The truth is the collective power of the world—or even a sliver of the world—could stop the slaughter tomorrow.

“Who rules the world?” we might also want to pose another question: “What principles and values rule the world?”