Link to an article by Jacob Crosse:
Tag: War
Ron Ridenour – Can An American Scientist Who Smuggled Critical Nuclear Secrets to the Russians After World War II Be Considered a “Good Guy”?
Link to a film review by Ron Ridenour:
Ben Norton – World at Dangerous Crossroads
Link to an article by Ben Norton:
Ben Norton – In Neocolonial Rant, EU Says Europe is “Garden” Superior to Rest of World’s Barbaric “Jungle”
Vijay Prashad – When Will the Stars Shine Again in Burkina Faso?
Link to an article by Vijay Prashad:
Patrick Lawrence – When Correspondents Came Home
Links to two parts of an article by Patrick Lawrence:
“When Correspondents Came Home, Part 1” and Part 2
Bonus link: “Acclaimed War Photographer and Steadfast Opponent of “Embedded” Journalism Tim Page (1944–2022)”
Prabhat Patnaik – Controlling Inflation At the Expense of Working Class
Link to an article by Prabhat Patnaik:
“Controlling Inflation At the Expense of Working Class”
Bonus links: “Translating Fed Chair Powell’s Big Speech on Inflation” and “Inflation, the Fed and Workers” and “Make the Capitalists Pay for the Inflation Crisis”
Jeremy Kuzmarov – Former Bolivian President Evo Morales Calls For a Global Campaign to Eliminate NATO
Link to an article by Jeremy Kuzmarov:
“Former Bolivian President Evo Morales Calls For a Global Campaign to Eliminate NATO”
See also: “After Morales Ousted in Coup, the Lithium Question Looms Large in Bolivia”
Julian Vigo – How Privilege and Woke Politics are Destroying the Left
Link to an article by Julian Vigo:
“How Privilege and Woke Politics are Destroying the Left”
Bonus links: Review of Kill All Normies and “Too Much of Not Enough: An Interview with Alenka Zupančič” (“(Moral) outrage is a particularly unproductive affect, yet it is one that offers considerable libidinal satisfaction. By ‘unproductive’ I mean this: it gives us the satisfaction of feeling morally superior, the feeling that we are in the right and others are in the wrong. Now for this to work, things must not really change. We are much less interested in changing things than in proving, again and again, that we are in the right, or on the right side, the side of the good.”) and Beautiful Soul Quote and Review of Domenico Losurdo’s Liberalism: A Counter-History and “The Politics of Online Friendship” and “Against the Neoliberal Blackmail: Identity Fetishism and the Privatization of Affect” and “What’s Wrong With Identity Politics (and Intersectionality Theory)? A Response to Mark Fisher’s “Exiting the Vampire Castle” (And Its Critics)” (“The upshot in political practice is a static pluralism of reified social categories, each vying for more-subaltern-than-thou status on a field of one-downsmanship.”) and “The Politics of Identity” and “Multiculturalism, or, the Cultural Logic of Multinational Capitalism” and “Amuse-Bouches II – Testimony and the Pass” and Review of The Trouble With Diversity and “The Political Economy of Effective Altruism”
James Carden – Foreign Policy Thinking in the State Dept. & in the Democratic Party
Link to an interview with James Carden conducted by Natylie Baldwin: