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previous issue August 9 |

Uncle Sam, Your Banker Will See You Now
by Paul Craig RobertsEarly this morning China let the idiots in Washington, and on Wall Street, know that it has them by the short hairs. Two senior spokesmen for the Chinese government observed that China’s considerable holdings of US dollars and Treasury bonds "contributes a great deal to maintaining the position of the dollar as a reserve currency."
US Hegemony Spawns Russian-Chinese Military Alliance
by Paul Craig RobertsRussia and China have now witnessed enough of the Bush administration's unprovoked aggression in the world to take neocon intentions seriously. As the US has proven that it cannot occupy the Iraqi city of Baghdad despite 5 years of efforts, it most certainly cannot occupy Russia or China. That means the conflict toward which the neocons are driving will be a nuclear conflict.
Barack Obama Ain’t Nothin’ But a War Ho’
by Glen FordObama launched what he considers a bold new foreign policy initiative: invade Waziristan. Obama was clearly attempting to place himself on the hawkish side of opponent Hillary Clinton, mouthing war-mongering language designed to position him as a warrior-statesman.
Lying Again
This Time About Iran's Nuclear Program
by Walter UhlerHas the United States ever had to endure a president who lies as often as George W. Bush? He repeatedly lied to the American people in order to invade Iraq. Now he is lying about Iran. Who is going to hold him accountable?
The Hiroshima Cover-Up
by Amy Goodman & David GoodmanA story that the US government hoped would never see the light of day finally has been published, 60 years after it was spiked by military censors. The discovery of reporter George Weller's firsthand account of conditions in post-nuclear Nagasaki sheds light on one of the great journalistic betrayals of the last century: the cover-up of the effects of the atomic bombing on Japan.
Video: Bush's War on Zombies
from ebaumsworldMakes more sense than attacking Iraq...
Video: The Dark Side
by Stephen ColbertThe Daily Wørd from Comedy Central's Colbert Report, broadcast on August 7.
Animation: Aye Spy
by Mark FioreRemember, we're watching you. |

