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Military or Market-Driven Empire Building: 1950-2008
by James Petras
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Focus
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As the U.S. presidential campaign predictably displays a competition in militarism and allegiance to Zionist interests, the militaristic model of governance, which has largely prevailed so far in this century within the power circles, has nonetheless failed in terms of empire building. James Petras takes a historical look at the competition between this military powered empire building model, and the market powered one, to point out that eventually, while the inefficient military colonial policy crippled the U.S. economy, it was paving the way for economic competitors to reap the benefits of globalization.
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General strike in Lebanon
Tendencies | 8 May 2008
The press focused on the events that took place on the Lebanese arena pointing out that the Lebanese authority insists on its aggressive decisions without paying attention to the country’s interest. The press also anticipates the stand that secretary general of Hezbollah will announce while the strike continues after the dramatic change which was manifested in the armed militia men authority shooting of citizens on the roads.
Olmert’s Political Shock Escalates Israel’s confusion
Tendencies | 6 May 2008
Lebanon : An Escalation of a New Internationalization Idea
Tendencies | 5 May 2008
Gaza Raises the Concern of Cairo and Amman
Tendencies | 3 May 2008
ASEAN Suspends Exporting Rice
Indicators | 6 May 2008
The Gulf Financing House Intends to Establish a Cement Company by $ 2 Billion The Tallest Hotel in the World Near "Al-Harem" by " Bin Laden" A partnership Between " Sabez" and the Kuwaiti " KASB" Company Sudanese President " Al-Basher" Opens the Sudanese - Jordanian " Al-Jazeera" Bank " Manafe" Company Launches its First Real Estate Projects in Al-Riyadh
The Figure " 25 " is the Most Circulated Figure in Syria
Indicators | 5 May 2008
The Egyptian Gas Flows into Israel
Indicators | 3 May 2008
Who to Protect the Livestock Wealth?
Indicators | 2 May 2008
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Learning about the Past to Understand the Present
US secret services in between China and Tibet
by Comandante Fidel Castro
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La Havane (Cuba)
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The Tibet images published by the CNN are simplistic: on the one hand they show the Chinese as the bad guys because they are communist; on the other hand we have the Tibet people, the Buddhists. But Comandante Fidel Castro warns that all that is but mere propaganda. The history of that Asian region discloses the truth, the old causes and disputes between the United States and China: the adhesion of Tibet to the Kuomintang to fight Mao and the Buddhist guerrilla under the command of the CIA.
George Bush will play all he’s got
The resignation of Admiral Fallon will provoke renewed fighting in Iraq
by Thierry Meyssan
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Beirut (Lebanon)
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Contrary to what has been written so far in the mainstream media, Admiral William Fallon was not removed because he was opposing President Bush on an attack against Iran. He resigned from his own initiative after the agreement he had negotiated and concluded with Tehran, Moscow and Peking was sabotaged by the White House. This decision by the Bush administration will provoke renewed fighting in Iraq and exposes gravely the GI’s to a new Resistance this time supported without restraints from the outside.
Project Censored 2008: Top 25 Censored Stories of last year
No Hard Evidence Connecting Bin Laden to 9/11
by Ed Haas
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Osama bin Laden’s role in the events of September 11, 2001 is not mentioned on the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted” poster. On June 5, 2006, author Ed Haas contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters to ask why, while claiming that bin Laden is wanted in connection with the August 1998 bombings of US Embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, the poster does not indicate that he is wanted in connection with the events of 9/11.
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French-Israeli cooperation in the field of military R&D
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Video: Hugo Chavez recommends reading Thierry Meyssan’s investigations
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Opinion poll: A majority of Israeli Jews are in favour of the Apartheid
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Right to Food: Time to Act!
by Jacques Diouf
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Rome (Italie)
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Controversies
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Anti-terror hysteria masks the real contemporary political stakes, with the food issue in the first line. 854 million people suffer from hunger, as Jacques Diouf, Director-General for Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), reminds us. Our foremost duty is to feed them.
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