Tag: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine

  • Antiwar, Apathy, and War Hawks

    Read Part 1. Back in February of 2003, an estimated 10 million to 15 million people hit the streets around the world in opposition to a war on Iraq. US president George W Bush dismissed the protesting masses as a “focus group.” Bush and his partner in crime, UK prime minister Tony Blair, invaded Iraq […]

  • Enabling the Warmaking of Empire

    Enabling the Warmaking of Empire

    It is understood by all that at least two sides are required in a war scenario. One side must be waging war on another side. It is not required that the aggressed side fight back. To surrender to a warmaker, however, means coming under the suzerainty of the warmaker. That is almost always anathema to […]

  • We Need a Huge Rage against the War Machine

    We Need a Huge Rage against the War Machine

    We urgently need to spark a mass mobilization antiwar movement in North America. There have been good antiwar demonstrations in recent months, but they have been very limited. We need to rapidly expand tenfold. The Rage Against the War Machine initiative, which is organized by a diverse group of anti-war forces, could do just that. […]

  • First National Rally Against War in Ukraine

    First National Rally Against War in Ukraine

    We in the United States are on the brink of war with a major nuclear power, Russia. If that is not a dire emergency, an acute existential threat, what is? This situation has persisted for a year now without a national protest to stop the slide to Armageddon. Given the proximity of nuclear Armageddon, the […]

  • The Danish Government’s Last Visit to Ukraine – the West’s Last or Penultimate War?

    The Danish Government’s Last Visit to Ukraine – the West’s Last or Penultimate War?

    The Danish foreign, defence and the prime minister is greeted by President Zelensky (right) The West/NATO has always lacked a long-term strategy. After all, it was militarily, economically and politically superior and could impose its will. Didn’t have to think. Hoping Ukraine would join NATO without fuss was hubris-ridden wishful thinking, and stupid to boot, […]

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