"We are letting the National Alliance take over Maryland. Here's another article of their activism."

US Soldiers steal from those they went to 'liberate'!!!!!
These sounds like Vietnam all over again. Makes you wonder if the rape charges against US soldiers in Iraq are really the truth (as in Japan, Vietnam, Laos) or just hype as the Americans would have you believe.

What comes after neoliberalism? William Tabb seeks answer to this question by looking at what neoliberalism and neoconservatism have in common with the alternative globalization and antiwar movements. Tabb concludes that the definition of democracy that the alternative globalization and antiwar movements represent challenge class domination and the Bush administration's Bonapartism.

Robert McChesney and John Bellamy Foster examine flaws in the 'professional code' of mainstream journalism in the United States. This flawed code is particularly striking with coverage of US foreign policy and militarism.

President John Hancock declared, “The Continental Congress is recalled from its 227-years recess for this ‘Extraordinary Session.’ America’s existence is threatened, as it was in 1776, with an emerging menace. Today’s foe is the ‘New World Order.’” Ben Franklin added,“I feel that our national situation is perilous, more so then when we first took on the imperialistic King George III. At least, then, the people were awake to the danger. Today, they are mostly asleep!" President Hancock concluded, “America is resolved to restore the Republic and crush the New World Order.”

Noting the announced rally in Baltimore on June 26th at which Ralph Nader and Dennis Kucinich will be featured speakers, Ted Glick comments that it’s a "good move by Nader, leading by example for those who haven’t yet grasped the importance of Greens, other independents and genuinely progressive Democrats working together wherever possible. And it’s a good move by Kucinich, countering the regressive, anti-Nader, anti-Green attitudes of some Democrats, including relatively progressive ones who really should know better." Glick also wonders if Al Sharpton and the movement he represents may fit into this development.

The present world situation is unprecedented. The global empires of the past--the Spanish and the British--bear little comparison with the United States empire. A key novelty of the US imperial project is that all other empires knew that they were not the only ones, and none aimed at global domination. Eric Hobsbawn comments.

Explores gentrification in three cities through maps, interviews, and background essays. Intended as web companion to P.O.V. show on gay gentrification of "Olde Towne East," Columbus, OH, but is interesting in its own right.