How Veterans Are Losing the War at Home
'For the military-industrial complex and its beneficiaries, perpetual war is not necessarily bad news.'
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'For the military-industrial complex and its beneficiaries, perpetual war is not necessarily bad news.'
“Instead of ensuring the protection and rights of people who use drugs, including the right to health and provision of voluntary, evidence-based drug treatment and harm reduction services, President Duterte has called for them to be killed.”
“Thank you, President Duterte, for having the courage to tell the truth.”
Building People’s Power is mainly a collection of Sison's writings from July 2010 to December 2012. These take up historical and current Philippine issues as well as global issues and show the way to arouse, organize and mobilize the people in the anti-imperialist and democratic struggle.
“The Honduran government has blood on its hands with the murder of Berta Cáceres.”
“The US, UK, French governments, in their narrow attempt to push regime change, demonize and undermine those they deem as ‘unfriendly’ regimes and use brutal, armed extremists (like ISIS) who happen to share their opposition to those regimes. But that’s like having attack dogs you don’t exactly control.”
... US officials callously or, sometimes, almost indifferently decided on courses of action that resulted in deaths, often on a substantial or even massive scale.
There is intense controversy in many TPP countries about the pacts’ threats to jobs and more.
There is one key reason why the United States is militarily involved in the Philippines - natural resources.
Palestinian workers are especially attractive to Israeli employers because of a very particular legal situation that’s arisen over the past few years.
Venezuela continues to be attacked by the international press, ignoring the strengths of the process of change experienced by Venezuelans.
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