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05 September 2013
Stopping a War Before it Starts
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Robert Koehler
Who’s up for stopping a war?

This is the time, as the next war strains to be born, amid the same old lies as last time, amid the same urgency and pseudo-debate and pretensions of seriousness:

The government of...
05 September 2013
The stupidity of Obama's sanctioned attack on Syria
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Bob Sheak
The stupidity of Obama's sanctioned attack on Syria Bob Sheak

Obama appears to be sinking deeper into his war- making plan on Syria. He has probably gone too far to reverse the momentum toward a military strike for which he...
02 September 2013
Possible consequences of a U.S. military attack on Syria—Remembering the Marine Barracks destruction in Beirut, 1983
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Ann Wright
It's 4 a.m. and I can’t sleep, just like 10 years ago when President Bush was telling the world that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and the United States must invade and occupy Iraq to rid humanity of these weapons...
02 September 2013
Cruise missile law enforcement
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David Swanson
The White House is treating the Syrian government like a potential drone strike victim.
President Barack Obama's preferred method for dealing with targeted individuals is not to throw them into lawless prisons. But it's also not to...
02 September 2013
Opposition to Iraq War may save Syria
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David Swanson
Evidence of "weapons of mass destruction" is "no slam dunk," U.S. officials are saying this time around, reversing the claim made about Iraq by then-CIA director George Tenet.

Opposition to a U.S.-led attack on Syria is...
01 September 2013
While Cameron defers to Parliament, Obama locks into warfare state of mind
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Norman Solomon
The British Parliament’s rejection of an attack on Syria is a direct contrast -- and implicit challenge -- to the political war system of the United States. “It is clear to me that the British Parliament, reflecting the views of the...

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