War and patriarchy
It’s not surprising that the threat to destroy Roe V. Wade has shown its ugly head at the same time as a desperate, bloody war and... Continue
Looking for truth in the Ukraine war
Last week Lloyd Austin, Secretary of Defense, stated bluntly that the U.S. goal in the war is to see Russia “weakened,” and although... Continue
Blue morning
Opinion by Stephanie Hiller — Economist Jayatri Ghosh has said that countries in the developing world, many of them with large... Continue
We are all Ukrainian
I am Ukrainian – or, more precisely, of Ukrainian origin. Like many Jewish Americans, my ancestral roots reach back to Eastern Europe.... Continue
Saving the world. Who’s got the energy?
In Nation magazine, political commentator John Nichols, in an editorial titled “The Mess We’re In,” writes that “the Democrats... Continue
Safe haven: the power of ‘social cohesion’
Richard Heinberg, a recognized authority on energy, has just published a new book called Power, which he defines as, well, energy. He... Continue
This is not a conspiracy theory
It turns out that the path toward the UN Food Summit was littered with clues that a “corporate capture” of the United Nations was... Continue
Has the United Nations been seized by The Corporation?
By Stephanie Hiller The United Nations Food System Summit (UNFSS) that wrapped up its flashy tents at the end of September was a masquerade,... Continue
On the anniversary of a historic Big Lie
The biggest secret ever revealed was when the U.S. began the two billion dollar, two-year Manhattan Project to build the atomic bomb. And... Continue
Clash of paradigms II: The way out
Conferences are something of a show, a stage for grandstanding of one sort or another, and putting on a good face. The real work takes... Continue
