Category Archives: The Left’s Challenge
UnHappy Holiday in the Gaza Strip
by Carey Wedler April 7th, Holocaust Remembrance Day, is growing near. As Israelis around the world prepare to mourn the loss of Jewish life 70 years ago, however, the situation in the “promised land” of Israel is far from a … Continue reading
Dissident Voice Interviews Historian and Activist Jay Janson
[Published originally at Dissident Voice.] Kim Petersen: You are unrelenting in your opposition to American crimes even though you are now in your eighties. At what point in your life did your opposition to US imperialism take place? Jay Janson: … Continue reading
The Problem with Human Rights/Humanitarian Law Taking Precedence over the Nuremberg Principle: Torture is Wrong but So Is the Supreme War Crime
by Coleen Rowley A number of human rights issues converge on Friday January 11, 2013. In Washington DC and many other cities around the country, including the Twin Cities, people will don orange “Gitmo” jumpsuits and black hoods to protest the 11th year anniversary-travesty … Continue reading
Another Tragic School Shooting: 117 Million American Mental Disconnects and The Conversation That Will Never Happen
[We realize this touches on topics outside the mission but we published a piece below that takes similar positions but from the left. -- Angela Keaton] by J. Buzz Webb So now the vicious cycle begins: the blame game, the finger pointing, … Continue reading



