New Zealand’s historic and heroic ban of U.S. warships is being compromised by “junior imperialists” in the N.Z. government.
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Timor Leste in the Grip of Australian imperialism
“Therefore I say that it is a narrow policy to suppose that this country or that is to be marked out as the eternal ally or the perpetual enemy of… Read more »
End the Zionist genocide in Palestine
Arabs observed a bloody anniversary around the globe in 2008. Sixty years earlier, the Settler State known as Israel was founded on stolen Palestinian lands. Al Nakhba, (the catastrophe) was… Read more »
Anti-war veterans speak out
In 1918, on 11 November at 11.00 am, the guns of the Western Front fell silent. The first global war ended after millions had perished. On November 11, 2008 the… Read more »
Lions for Lambs and the limits of liberalism
Director and actor Robert Redford’s antiwar film, Lions for Lambs, would be easy to dismiss as a long, drawn-out lecture delivered with sledgehammers. But as a pithy illustration of stagnant,… Read more »
Military indoctrination: A factory for producing violence against women
A long-ignored aspect of Washington’s war machine is now getting sporadic attention in the U.S. mainstream media. This is the explosion of violence against women, both in war zones and… Read more »
Kabul in Winter: the ravages of war and religious rule in Afghanistan
From 2007, review of an indictment of U.S. policies ending in the abandonment of Afghan women to the mullahs.
Unity for Peace Conference injects energy into the Australian anti-war movement
The Unity for Peace Conference, held in Melbourne on 27 May, attracted nearly 300 activists from around the country to discuss strategies for the movement. Alison Thorne, who represented the… Read more »
Iranian feminist speaks out against invasion threat
Roya Sahraei is an Iranian women’s rights activist who now lives in Sydney. This is an extract from her speech at the Unity for Peace Conference on 27 May 2006…. Read more »
End the Imperialist war: Troops out now!
The Iraq war is illegal and based on lies. John Howard sent young Australians to war for two reasons. One was to lend a hand to the Neocon gang that… Read more »




