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War & Peace
Where Your Conscience Can Take You: North Korea
On 24 May, thirty women peacebuilders will walk across the De-Militarized Zone that separates Korean families.
The Misfire in Hersh’s Big Bin Laden Story
Seymour Hersh misfires in his story of how Osama bin Laden was discovered.
The Disfigured Self: What Hannah Arendt Got Right
This is Arendt's point about totalitarianismu2014it disfigures the self, changes it into something other than what it is under a free regime.
Kathy Kelly: Stop the Wars at Home and Abroad
Nick Mottern interviews peace activist Kathy Kelly on drone warfare.
Donetsk: A Defiant and Besieged City
The city stands behind the rebels and refuses to accept the authority or legitimacy of the Kiev government.
Honor the Vietnamese, Not Those Who Killed Them
It is the Vietnamese we should honor, commemorate, remember.
Why Are We Paying the NFL to Help the Pentagon Recruit Troops?
Now we can not only see that these events were politically transparent propaganda for a flagging war effort. We know they were paid for by us.
DC’s Dictator Summit
A gathering of Persian Gulf autocrats sums up the absurdity of the US relationship with some of the world's most oppressive regimes.
“Good Kill” Asks, “Why Do We Wear Our Flight Suits, Sir?“
The new drone warfare movie starring Ethan Hawke gives a better sense of the effects of the US drone program.
Thirteen Things I Learned in Iran
“I just experienced the blessing of visiting Iran for the first time.”