Party Crashing and Political Revolution

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When Phoenix Came to Thanh Phong
Douglas Valentine on Bob Kerrey and war crimes as policy in Vietnam.

Party Crashing and Revolution
Khama Sawant asks; with the DNC just weeks away, what's next for the movement?

Bernie vs. Hillary in California
Doug Johnson Hatlem writes that there are already reports of ballot shortages in Los Angeles.

Fukushima: Worse Than a Disaster

Robert Hunziker says that the Fukushima nuke mess is like taking a trip to the Twilight Zone.

The Wages of Neoliberalism
Michael Hudson and Sharmini Peries discuss poverty, exile and early death.

How We Fought the War
Jeffrey St. Clair and Alexander Cockburn on Bob Kerrey's revolting Medal of Honor.

Israel Wants a Peace Process

Jonathan Cook reports that Israel's plan for "peace" is doomed by design.

Hillary's Foreign Policy Speech
Gary Leupp on the Queen of Chaos's "best speech ever".

The Myth of the Spoiler
Richard Moser explains why the machine fears democracy.

Abolish All Work Immediately
Jennifer Matsui on why the office place must be demolished.

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