‘We are the terrorists!’
Two separate pieces by distinguished political analyst Paul Craig Roberts. With pictures, captions and endnotes by Lasha Darkmoon
Two separate pieces by distinguished political analyst Paul Craig Roberts. With pictures, captions and endnotes by Lasha Darkmoon
The misrepresentation of the Dutch report by Western media, such as NPR, is so outrageous as to make the media the story and not the report
More gems from the pen of America’s most outspoken political dissident. Selected and arranged by Lasha Darkmoon
The Western elites and governments are not merely totally corrupt, they are insane
The 21st century belongs to the East, to China and India. The enormous expanse of Russia sits above both of these most populous of all countries. Russia can rise to power with the East
When future historians chronicle America’s decline as a world power they will probably note the recent International Economic Forum as a significant point in its descent. Former US Treasury official, Dr. Paul Craig Roberts explains
McMillan’s case stands in contrast with the blanket impunity given to the criminals of Wall Street. Some 8,000 nonviolent Occupy protesters have been arrested. Not one banker or investor has gone to jail for causing the 2008 financial meltdown
The Wolfowitz doctrine is the basis of US policy toward Russia. It regards any power strong enough to remain independent of Washington’s influence as “hostile”; meaning that the US is heading inexorably toward conflict with Russia
As Russia’s President Putin reminded the world on March 18, 2014, the US prefers the rule of the gun to international law. Paul Craig Roberts looks at earlier example
We can only agree when Paul Craig Roberts writes that “the BBC is a despicable organisation”. Here he exposes some of its lies about Crimea
Washington’s stooges in Kiev have reportedly prepared an economic austerity plan that will cut Ukrainian pensions from $160 to $80
Washington’s hegemonic designs may be paying off in the Ukraine with little sacrifice, apart from Ukrainian lives. But they are setting the scene for a much wider conflict. Paul Craig Roberts explains