Tag Archives: palestine

Elites And Us

Posted on December 6, 2012 by

The longer this worldwide disparity and inequality is perpetuated, the more the masses will revolt and the faster we will internally replicate the Israeli model of domestic control – drones overhead, all dissent criminalized, SWAT teams busting through doors, deadly … Continue reading →

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The Checkpoint

Posted on August 2, 2012 by

We choose between competing alternatives when we believe there is a difference that renders one preferable to the other. We pick between alternatives when we are indifferent to the distinctions between them. via The Checkpoint | Boston Review.

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US and the World

Posted on October 4, 2011 by

People should enjoy freedom, democracy and self-determination – but only if this involves overthrowing governments that America doesn’t like. via Palestinian UN bid: is the US losing grip on world politics? This is very much like a cartoon I saw … Continue reading →

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Negotiations

Posted on September 26, 2011 by

“You’re never going to end negotiations unless you begin it,” via BBC News – UN Security Council to consider Palestinian membership. But if the negotiations are going to be one sided, as they have been so far, what is the … Continue reading →

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