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20 Mar, 2023

Staying Alive in a Country of Death

By Brad Wolf

Staying Alive in a Country of Death by Brad Wolf 911 words   “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going...

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5 Jan, 2023

Before the bombs come the platitudes

By Robert C. Koehler

What is democracy but platitudes and dog whistles? The national direction is quietly predetermined — it’s not up for debate...

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1 Sep, 2022

Staring into the eyes of the wolf

By Robert C. Koehler

Close your eyes and try to envision the two wolves. Imagine yourself as a terrified child.

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19 Jun, 2022

Embracing the complexity of peace

By Robert C. Koehler

“Just imagine for once if we led the world in funding peace and not wars.” Just imagine! The words are those of Robert Weissman, president of the organization ...

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9 Jun, 2022

Amid the carnage in Ukraine, it’s time for world leaders to rethink their priorities

By PeaceVoice

According to a study by a number of organizations called Ceres 2020, which was backed by the government of Germany, world hunger could mostly be ended by 2030 for $330 billion...

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18 May, 2022

Rethinking “The Common Defense”

By Kevin Martin

It is good at times to conduct a reality check on what this country supposedly stands for, and what it actually does.

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1 Apr, 2022

Save the planet, behead the military budget

By Robert C. Koehler

Save the planet, behead the military budget by Robert C. Koehler 855 words  Americans “need to imagine their vote has...

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14 Jan, 2022

Untangling ourselves from the dark side

By Robert C. Koehler

Guess what? I direct the following insight to, among others, the U.S. Congress, which annually and without comment, with only a few objectors, passes a trillion-dollar (and growing) military budget, by far the largest such budget on Planet Earth...

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9 Dec, 2021

Mass murder: New victims, same old questions

By Robert C. Koehler

Mass murder: New victims, same old questions by Robert C. Koehler 873 words  Four students dead, six more, plus a teacher,...

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24 Oct, 2021

Why is U.S. military spending increasing to new, outlandish levels?

By Lawrence S. Wittner

Although critics of the Biden administration’s Build Back Better plan to increase funding for U.S. education, healthcare, and action against climate catastrophe say the United States can’t afford it, there are no such qualms about ramping up funding for the U.S. military...

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2 Feb, 2021

Rethinking US security

By Donna Park

Rethinking US security by Donna Park 877 words Published in: Counterpunch, Black Star News, Reader Support News, LA Progressive, Eagle...

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31 Dec, 2020

Biden and the world: A deeper look at his foreign affairs team

By Mel Gurtov

In a previous column, I introduced the president-elect’s team: a group of serious professionals...

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10 Dec, 2020

Embracing ecological realism

By Robert C. Koehler

Does Joe Biden see his mission as merely reclaiming situation normal from...

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28 Sep, 2020

Where Does the Democratic Party Stand on War, Peace, and International Relations?

By PeaceVoice

After nearly four years of the Trump administration, U.S. voters have a pretty good idea of the policies that the President and his Republican allies champion when it comes to America’s dealings with other nations

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19 Feb, 2020

The paradox of climate security

By PeaceVoice

“If there’s anything that’s going to shatter national borders and force humanity to reorganize itself, it’s climate change…” Robert C....

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