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Hafsat Mohammed went into schools and markets, organised a conference and set up her own NGO in her mission to tackle extremist narratives

Media censorship was immediate after the bombing in Turkey but indications are it won't take quite as dramatic a catalyst for a similar crackdown in the US.The post Bombing in Turkey: Why Turkish Censorship Matters to You appeared first on The Anti-Media.

By Miguel Salazar | Council on Hemispheric Affairs | September 24, 2015 On Wednesday, September 23, 2015, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño pledged to end the country’s internal conflict by March 26, 2016. Ever since La Violencia—Colombia’s infamous civil war lasting from 1948 to 1958—the polarization of the country’s political […]

They were supposed to be different: Republicans for peace, conservatives against empire, leading a grassroots insurrection to overthrow the neocons and restore the Republic. It was Mr. Libertarian goes to Washington. Mr. Frodo goes to Mordor. Yet, when the chips were down in a crucial contest, they all folded. Senator Rand Paul and the entire […]

Rosie Strickland joined a Critical Mass mission to donate bikes to refugees in the notorious ‘Jungle’ at Calais – this is what she found

It is shocking to see the released prisoners sitting on the ground under the sun some of whom spent over 15 years in the zionist jails. …

Ron Paul is a man of faith. His faith shines through every page of his new book, Swords into Plowshares: A Life in Wartime and a Future of Peace and Prosperity . The title itself, based on a Biblical verse, evinces his religious faith, which greatly strengthens his steadfast opposition to war. But what most […]

Some people believe that love is a sweet enslavement! -“hello!” A sweet female voice came over the phone and I thought of the “sweet enslavement.” -“hello!” and I was about to add “sweet girl” -“Can I talk to Mr Sami?” ‘Wow’ …

This story is of a Canadian woman who prefers to stay anonymous:  ………………………………………………..                  My story:  First, let me explain the whole matter from a personal viewpoint simply because my awareness of Palestine and the …

With the rise of Isis in the Middle East, what do pacifists make of the situation? Should foreign governments stop their force, or is such activity necessary for future peace? Feminist researcher and writer Cynthia Cockburn considers the dilemma