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War & Peace
Enforcing Empire Through a Global Surveillance State
Surveillance has historically played in securing US hegemony — a role that has only increased in recent years.
In the “War on Terror,” What Are We Killing and Dying For?
“Would I be able to confidently explain to someone's mother what her child actually died for?”
Victory at Last! In the US’s Wars, Failure Is the New Success
Our losing wars are a necessary backdrop for the ultimate win in our nation's capital.
“We’ve Lost Our Geopolitical Compass”: John Feffer on North Korea
Trump's North Korea policies are worse than disorienting.
Can the US and North Korea Move From Threats to Negotiations?
Despite Trump's threats, US may try diplomacy with North Korea.
Exploring the Shadows of the US Security State: How I Learned Not to Love Big Brother
When we learn to love Big Brother, the world becomes a more dangerous place.
Have Nations Ever Gone to War Over a Joke?
Humor is often lost in translation, and jokes can arouse violent passion.
How to Avoid War With North Korea
The United States has beaten its head against the wall of North Korea for more than 70 years.
Iran Will Change When the US Changes
To change Iran's stance, Trump must change Washington's.
Pardon Me! High Crimes and Demeanors in the Age of Trump
Blame the evil-doers for the devastation visiting this planet.