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Yes, Canada Does Arm and Fund Israel

January 11, 2022 Editor2 arms trade, Canada, Canadian Foreign Policy Institute (CFPI), Israel, Jonathan Kuttab, Justin Trudeau, Karen Rodman, Yves Engler

By Ali Abunimah – Jan 6, 2022 Last month Canada’s top diplomat in Ramallah claimed that “we neither arm nor

International Opinion US/Canada

Meta Censors Anti-Imperialist Speech in Obedience to the US Government

January 11, 2022 Caitlin Johnstone censorship, Facebook, Instagram, IRGG, Meta, Richard Medhurst, Soleimani

By Caitlin Johnstone – Jan 5, 2022 Anti-imperialist commentator Richard Medhurst reports that Instagram has deleted some 20 images from his account

International Opinion US/Canada

Closer Scrutiny Reveals how Close to State Power Sacha Baron Cohen Really Is

January 10, 2022 Alan MacLeod Borat, CIA, Department of Defense, Israel, Mossad, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Dictator

By Alan Macleod – Jan 5, 2022 MintPress reviewed documents and spoke to a former CIA agent who worked with Sacha

International Opinion US/Canada

Fighting Covid Together

January 10, 2022 Greg Godels Big Pharma, COVID-19, Public Health, public ownership

By Greg Godels – Jan 7, 2022 It is often said that “the true measure of any society can be

International Opinion US/Canada

Wet’suwet’en Water Protectors Vow to Continue Struggle after Announcing Strategic Retreat

January 8, 2022 Editor2 Canada, indigenous lands, indigenous resistance, indigenous rights, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), territorial defense, Wet'suwet'en

By Anish R M – Jan 6, 2021 In the face of another crackdown by the RCMP, anti-pipeline Wet’suwet’en protesters

International Opinion US/Canada

The Histrionics and Melodrama Around 1/6 are Laughable, but They Serve Several Key Purposes

January 8, 2022 scorinoco Capitol Riot, coup narrative, January 6, mainstream media, militarization, US decline

By Glenn Greenwald – Jan 7, 2022 As Kamala Harris compares 1/6 to 9/11 and Nancy Pelosi introduces the cast

US Department of State image accompanying recent interventionist remarks against Venezuela by Ned Price. Photo by US DoS.

International News US/Canada

Venezuela Responds to New Interventionist Statement by US

January 6, 2022 orinocotribune DoS, former deputy guaido, interim government, National Assembly, Venezuela

This Wednesday, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela rejected a new interventionist statement by the United States that violates international law,

International News US/Canada

How Canada Propped Up the Honduran Narco-Regime

January 4, 2022 Editor2 Canada, Grahame Russell, Honduras, US Imperialism, Xiomara Castro

Honduras is returning to democracy with the inauguration of Xiomara Castro, set for January. In Toronto, we spoke to Grahame

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro being interviewed by Spanish journalist Ignacio Ramonet. Photo by Presidential Press.

International News US/Canada

President Maduro: Washington Sabotaged Mexico Talks (Ambassador Alex Saab)

January 3, 2022January 3, 2022 orinocotribune Alex Saab, Extreme right opposition, Ignacio Ramonet, Interview, Juan Guaido, Leopoldo Lopez, Mexico talks, Monomeros, PDVSA, President Maduro, US and European blockade

This Saturday, January 1, the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said in an interview with the renowned Spanish journalist Ignacio

International Opinion US/Canada

Julian Assange’s Mother’s Open Letter to the World

January 2, 2022 Editor2 Christine Ann Assange, CIA, Human Rights, Julian Assange, Justice, press freedom, US Imperialism, WikiLeaks

By Christine Ann Assange – Dec 28, 2021 Fifty years ago, when I first gave birth as a young

International Opinion US/Canada

Chuck Kaufman: A Great man has Left us

January 1, 2022 Stansfield Smith activists, Alliance for Global Justice, anti-imperialist, Chuck Kaufman, leftists in the US, US

By Stansfield Smith – Dec 31, 2021 Chuck Kaufman was a great man who had a tremendous influence on me

International Opinion US/Canada

US on the Brink of Civil War

December 28, 2021December 29, 2021 Editor2 Biden, CIA, Civil War, elections, Trump, US army, US decline

By Alfredo Jalife-Rahme – Dec 23, 2021 After three US generals warned of a fractured Army, a civil war scenario,

International Opinion US/Canada

Why the Media Silence About Trudeau’s Worst Foreign Policy Failure

December 27, 2021 Yves Engler Canada, Chrystia Freeland, Don Martin, Guaido, julio borges, Justin Trudeau, Lima Group, media, Venezuela

By Yves Engler – Dec 23, 2021 Imagine if Nicolás Maduro’s vice president quit and called for his government to

International Opinion US/Canada

Wet’suwet’en Activists Retake Checkpoint a Month After Police Crackdown

December 26, 2021 Editor2 British Columbia, Camp Coyote, Canada, Coastal GasLink (CGL), Gidimt’en clan, indigenous lands, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Wet'suwet'en

By Anish R M – Dec 22, 2021 On Saturday, December 19, activists leading the Wet’suwet’en resistance against the Coastal

International Opinion US/Canada

How Public Workers Can Stop the Privatization of Everything

December 25, 2021 Editor2 capitalism, Cohen and Mikaelian, Communications Workers of America (CWA), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), privatization, US decline

By Steve Early – Dec 21, 2021 In new book,The Privatization of Everything, Cohen and Mikaelian, describe and debunk the