Tag: History
First Principle of International Relations Should be ‘Do No Harm’
America: One Big Commercial. The Post 9/11 Marriage between the Sport’s Media and the Pentagon
Israeli Spying on Trump? Interference in US Elections?
Who is Nikola Tesla?
Revolutionary Optimism, Western Nihilism
American History for Truthdiggers: The Fraudulent Mexican-American War (1846-48)
Neoliberal Fascism and the Echoes of History
History: How Did Socialists in Italy Respond to the Advent of Fascism?
A Writer’s Last Port of Call: Nobel Winning Author V. S. Naipaul
Before Columbus: How Africans Brought Civilization to America
Fear and Loathing in and of the USA
Global Species Extinction: Humans Are Now the Asteroid Hitting the Earth
The Rebirth of a Nation: West Germany Versus Hungary, the 1954 World Cup Final
“En Même Temps”: Emmanuel Macron Visits Musician Activist Fela Kuti’s Shrine in Nigeria
Imperial Hubris Redefined
The Soldier’s Tale
Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein
Children’s Images: 1943 and 2018
The SCO and G7 Meetings Point to Different Worlds
From G7 to SCO Summit, U.S. Swagger Falls Flat
Truth in Painting: Cezanne’s Portraits at Washington’s National Gallery of Art
The Problem with Capitalist “Democracy”: Italy, France, U.K., The U.S. Descent into “Cartoon Democracy”
“No Sympathy for the Devils”, A Play on Words from the Rolling Stones
Art Review: In the Flesh, Chaim Soutine at the Jewish Museum in New York City. “The Transitivity between Humans and Animals”
A Quantum Dialogue on the Meaning and Purpose of Existence
Twilight Zone America: Woody Allen Meets Rod Serling
May Day ‘71: When Bob Parry Went to Jail in the Biggest Mass Arrest in U.S. History
Speaking the Unspeakable: The Assassination and Martyrdom of Thomas Merton
Enoch Powell and British Politics: Blood Speeches and Anniversaries
Reports to the Club of Rome. Global Challenges Facing Humanity
Marx’s Theory and Philosophy of Praxis: Between Academia and Ideology
Challenges for Resolving Complex Conflicts
NBA Star Kevin Love: Making a Hole in Denial. Love and Death. “This is an Everyone Thing.”
Western Civilization: The Final Crossroads
Those Liberals Engulfed by a Certain Idea of Freedom
Fake History. How The Money Power Controls Our Future By Controlling Our Past
The History of Religious Intolerance
Imperialist War, the Dignity of Work and the Ultimate Objective of Total Freedom. Reflections on 1968 and Its Implications for Today
Brief History of Revisionism
History of the Balkans: The Ancient Illyrians, Modern Day Albanians and Southern Slavs
Development Under the Threat of War in the Arab World
African Americans, National Liberation and the Vietnamese Revolution, Reject the Pentagon War Machine
U.S. – War Dog Wants to Bite, but What and How?
Holocaust Day 2018 Commemorates the Murder of Six Million Jews, Roma and Others During WW2, and Subsequent Genocides
Déjà vu: The Crisis of the Black Intellectual Again: Ta-Nehisi Coates, Cornel West and the Omission of the Pan-Africanist Tradition
To Honor Albert Camus on the Day He Died: January 4, 1960
Markets, Monopoly and War
Put the Dickens Back in Christmas! In late 1600’s in Colonial Boston Celebrating Christmas was Illegal
Remembering the Christmas Truce of 1914, The Desire for Real Peace
Sex, Drugs, Rollickin’ Roles, Trees… : Christmas and Our Ever-Changing Relationship with Nature
Global Security: Is It Possible and How? The Global System of International Relations
Global Politics, Global Security and the History of International Relations (IR). The Role of the Peace Treaty of Westphalia (1648)
The Assertion of Identity
The Abuses of History
New World Order Profit Maximization Is Easy: Invest in Violence
The Cold War and Its Origins. History of the Soviet Union. World War II, Colonialism, Independence and Counter-revolution
Is History “Bunk”? “Big Business and Hitler”
History of World War II: The Dunkirk Evacuation and the Delusions of Empire
Tit for Tat: A Bronx Folk Tale
Neoconservatives, Machiavelli and The Prince
Why the West will never either defeat or forgive Russia
Historical Origins of the State: Barbarians at the Gate
History: How African Muslims “Civilized Spain”
Amy Ashwood Garvey: A Forerunner in Pan-Africanist Feminism of the 20th Century
19th Century Protest and the Matchgirls Strike (1888): Annie Besant, London’s First Wonder Woman
