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The 2008 Elections
  • Glenn Greenwald , Salon

    Editor's Note: It is utterly disgusting that any analysis of Obama's "Preventative Detention" law is even needed. His new proposal is inhumane, immoral, in violation of the US constitution and international law. Since his inauguration, one day at a time, the real Barack Obama reveals himself to be even more dangerous than his predecessor. In... » read this article
  • Eric Walberg. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    Action, cut! Pornography, feminisation of the enemy? Confused over what Obama’s view on Guantanamo and the backlog of torture images from Abu Ghraib? Join the club, laments Eric Walberg The centrepiece of United States President Barack Obama’s PR campaign to show the world the US is the nice cop was... » read this article
  • Bill Van Auken , WSWS

    Also see, Obama reverses decision to release prisoner abuse photos 15 May 2009 President Obama’s repudiation of his promise to comply with a court order and release Pentagon torture photos marks a qualitative deepening of the cover-up of the crimes carried out under Bush as well as their continuation under... » read this article
  • Jerry White , WSWS

    6 May 2009 In an extraordinary interview published in Sunday’s New York Times magazine, President Obama outlined his vision for the US economy in a piece entitled “After the Great Recession.” The interview was conducted by economic columnist David Leonhardt after Obama had delivered a major speech on restructuring the... » read this article
  • Tom Eley , WSWS

    (emphases added) 29 April 2009 Since President Franklin Roosevelt’s fabled “Hundred Days,” a new US administration’s 100th day has served as an occasion for media comparisons to Roosevelt—usually at the expense of history and truth. This year, such comparisons abound, in part because Barack Obama’s first months have been dominated... » read this article
  • Jim Miles , Submitted by Author

    The current media frenzy concerning Obama’s coming release of more information on U.S. torture between 2000 and 2005 is a political storm conveniently kept out of context.  There are two aspects to the context that are missing.   First, this is not new information and well before current events erupted into... » read this article
  • Fayyad , KABOB-fest

    "So be careful, if Obama looks better than Bush, it means you just don’t know how he’s about to screw you. Careful Cuba and Venezuela. And if you’re looking for a black president to finally make America discuss its history of racism, wait a little longer." The World Conference on... » read this article
  • Sherwood Ross , Global Research

    One can only wonder what prompted the incredible absurdities written by President Obama in his April 16th love letter to the employees of the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA). It not only absolves CIA torturers from prosecution on the grounds that they were only following orders, (the same defense employed by Nazi... » read this article
  • Nasir Khan in Oslo Norway , Axis of Logic (submitted by author)

    April 8, 2009 On February 27, 2009 President Barack Obama delivered his much-anticipated policy speech on Iraq. The important point in his announcement was the withdrawal of some U.S. troops from Iraq by August 31, 2010. However, it did not mean an end to the American occupation of Iraq, or... » read this article
  • Tom Eley and Barry Grey , WSWS

    6 April 2009 A series of articles published over the weekend, based on financial disclosure reports released by the Obama administration last Friday concerning top White House officials, documents the extent to which the administration, in both its personnel and policies, is a political instrument of Wall Street. Policies that... » read this article
  • Tom Eley , WSWS

    14 March 2009 On Thursday, President Barack Obama spoke before the Business Roundtable, an organization of leading corporate CEOs. Obama used the opportunity to deliver a paean to American capitalism. The speech, delivered in the midst of the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression, had an air of provocation... » read this article
  • Les Blough, Editor , Axis of Logic response to BBC report

    Editor's Comment: Tch tch ... What's a president to do? He really tried but a nasty old judge at the Guantanamo death camp "rejected his request to suspend the trial of Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, a Saudi citizen, is accused of planning the USS Cole attack way back in October 2000 -... » read this article
  • Barry Grey , WSWS

    20 January 2009 The inauguration of Barack Obama has become the occasion for a tidal wave of media-orchestrated delusions and stupidities designed to overwhelm and chloroform public consciousness. The junior senator from Illinois is being compared, and is comparing himself, to everyone from Abraham Lincoln to Franklin Delano Roosevelt to... » read this article
  • Patrick Martin , WSWS

    17 January 2009 Three days before the inauguration of the 44th president of the United States, the distinctions have largely been effaced between the outgoing and incoming administrations. George W. Bush is, as even the corporate-controlled media admits, the most hated and despised president in American history. Barack Obama is,... » read this article
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World News
  • Protests over expansion of US military base in Italy
    Protesters clashed with police at a demonstration Saturday against the planned expansion of an airport and U.S. military base in the northern city of Vicenza. Demonstrators wearing helmets and carrying plastic shields threw stones and...
  • Biden: US won't stop Israel attack on Iran
    Vice President Joe Biden has been pushing privately for a hard line on Iran, and in my exclusive "This Week" interview he hinted at a harder Administration line to come. For now, he told me,...
  • Does the US back the Honduran coup?
    The military coup that overthrew Honduras's elected president, Manuel Zelaya, brought unanimous international condemnation. But some country's responses have been more reluctant than others, and Washington's ambivalence has begun to raise suspicions about what the...
  • Petroleum Sullies the Amazon
    "Now the fish are going to disappear," said Luis Umpunchi, an Awajún Indian, one of about 20 people gathered around a broken oil pipeline in the Jayais community, in the northern Peruvian province of Amazonas....
  • U.S. Uses False Taliban Aid Charge to Pressure Iran
    The Barack Obama administration has given new prominence to a Bush administration charge that Iran is providing military training and assistance to the Taliban in Afghanistan, for which no evidence has ever been produced, and...
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