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Atomic Bombings at 75: Scholars Speak Out Against ‘Unnecessary’ Attacks
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Atomic Bombings at 75: Scholars Speak Out Against ‘Unnecessary’ Attacks
August 3, 2020

Japan was ready to surrender, making the atomic bombings of Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945, and Nagasaki two days later, totally unnecessary and morally indefensible, say a panel of scholars in two video discussions.

Moncada’s Significance in Cuban Revolutionary History
August 1, 2020

Remembering the first visible revolutionary action by Fidel and his comrades must transcend the historical confines, in order to emulate the lasting vision determined prior to Moncada, Ramona Wadi writes.

Ramona Wadi
Moncada’s Significance in Cuban Revolutionary History
History
Iran’s Future Will Be Prosperous: A 150-Year Fight for Sovereignty From Oil to Nuclear Energy
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Iran’s Future Will Be Prosperous: A 150-Year Fight for Sovereignty From Oil to Nuclear Energy
July 28, 2020

The fight for nuclear energy has always been about the fight for the right to develop one’s nation. And economic development of regions, such as the Middle East, is key to achieving sustainable peace.

Cynthia Chung
How Modern Jihadism Became Co-Invented by the U.S. and Saudi Governments
July 28, 2020

Modern jihadism was co-invented in 1979 by Saudi Prince Bandar bin Sultan al Saud, and U.S. National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, working together

Eric Zuesse
How Modern Jihadism Became Co-Invented by the U.S. and Saudi Governments
World
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Adams Meets Johnstone – The Monsters Are at Home Now
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Adams Meets Johnstone – The Monsters Are at Home Now
July 26, 2020

Adams’ monsters roam America and the left obsesses over some lump of bronze or the label on a toilet door.

John Quincy Adams
Soros’ Sophistry and the Fight to Shape a New Economic Science
July 22, 2020

“Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature, and that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are part of nature, and therefore, part of the mystery that we are trying to solve” – Max Planck.

Matthew Ehret
Soros’ Sophistry and the Fight to Shape a New Economic Science
World
The Future for China
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The Future for China
July 16, 2020

The path forward for China will be increasingly for China to serve as a defender of the independence of the nations in its area (such as the Philippines), so that they won’t need to accept the U.S. regime’s offers of military assistance. Either this, or else China itself will cede control of its own neighborhood over to a distant enemy-nation, the ceaselessly grasping U.S. regime, and might as well just quit altogether, and become an American pawn itself.

The Quiet Return of Feudalism
July 15, 2020

Few policy items have more ominously heralded the ongoing realignment of our politics than Universal Basic Income. That its proponents and detractors can’t seem to agree on what UBI is intended for in the first place is merely a measure of that omen.

The Quiet Return of Feudalism
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