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China is laying the groundwork for a post-American world order

By Nathan Gardels – The WorldPost (*) As the United States abandons the postwar multilateral system it once led, China is stepping into the breach, laying the groundwork for a post-American world order. We are already getting a glimpse of what is to come through China’s various…

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Madmen and Economists

By John Scales Avery* – TRANSCEND Media Service Distributed on July 30, 2018 by Human Wrongs Watch “Anyone who believes in indefinite growth in anything physical, on a physically finite planet, is either mad or an economist.” — Kenneth E. Boulding (1910-1993) Why Are Economists…

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What My Escape From Hitler’s Germany Taught Me About Trump’s America

By Henry Siegman* – The Nation And what Trump’s America teaches us about Netanyahu’s Israel My first encounter with America was in 1942. That’s when my parents, my five siblings, and I landed in New York following a four-week trans-Atlantic voyage during which our boat, the…

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Challenging the Inevitability of the Liberal World Order

By Rodger Baker* – Stratfor Highlights –In contrast to the ideas of some of its proponents, the liberal world order is not the destiny of all societies around the world. –Those seeking to implement such an order have failed because they often don’t recognize realities on the…

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President Pinochio

Becker* It did not take long for the media to begin calling Donald Trump the “Teflon Don”. His tendencies to violate all manner of norms, standards and common civilities were obvious even before his hat landed in the ring for the Republican presidential nomination. His insults…

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The Elite Fixation With Russiagate

By Aaron Maté *- The Nation Does a broader public share this sense of crisis? No single act of Donald Trump’s presidency has engendered more criticism than his performance at the Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin. For declining to endorse US intelligence claims that the…

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Almost all world’s oceans damaged by human impact, study finds

Damian Carrington* – The Guardian The remaining wilderness areas, mostly in the remote Pacific and at the poles, need urgent protection from fishing and pollution, scientists say Just 13% of the world’s oceans remain untouched by the damaging impacts of humanity, the first…