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Tuesday, September 8, 2015

CounterCurrents: Amid Refugee Crisis In Europe, NATO Powers Prepare War Escalation In Syria, The imprudent Serpent: A Short Fable On The Amnesic Hypocrisy of The Republican Party, Mantra for 9/11 : Fourteen Years Later, Improbable World




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Amid Refugee Crisis In Europe, NATO Powers Prepare War Escalation In Syria 
By Alex Lantier

http://www.countercurrents.org/lantier080915.htm

Even as hundreds of thousands of refugees stream into Europe from the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans, the NATO powers are preparing to escalate the war in Syria, which has already driven millions to flee their homes. On Monday, Paris and London both announced plans to step up the bombing of Syria, with French President François Hollande calling for the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad


Refugees or Humanity Marching Under Razor Wires 
By Dr. Mahboob A. Khawaja

http://www.countercurrents.org/khawaja080915.htm

International institutions of peace and security are fraught with indifference and incapacity to deal with the emerging humanitarian crises. What led to the making of Two World Wars is happening again to repeat the history. Humanity is victimized and its freedom is barbed wired to seek help. With marked difference, refugees are often identified as “economic migrant” as if Europeans were the glittering gold mines of the 21st century economic prosperity. The EU has policies and practices but not for the Arab-Muslim refugees to come to Europe


Kandhamal Communal Violence Victims Demand 
Legal Intervention By Supreme Court 
By Countercurrents.org

http://www.countercurrents.org/cc080915.htm

A delegation of the Kandhamal Committee for Peace and Justice comprising of the victim-survivors of the 2008 anti-Christian carnage, met the Presientof India on September 7. The members were accompanied by Brinda Karat, Mani Shankar Aiyar and Kavitha Krishnan. They demanded that a sitting Supreme Court judge should head a panel to look at the failure of the criminal justice system in Kandhamal and make the required legal intervention so as to ensure justice to the victims of violence


Mantra for 9/11 : Fourteen Years Later, Improbable World 
By Tom Engelhardt

http://www.countercurrents.org/engelhardt080915.htm

Fourteen years later and do you even believe it? Did we actually live it? Are we still living it? And how improbable is that?


Netanyahu Aims His WMD At Obama 
By Jonathan Cook

http://www.countercurrents.org/cook080915.htm

Netanyahu’s current bluster starts to look like it is aimed less at the nuclear deal than at President Obama himself. Is Netanyahu hoping to turn the Iran issue into a doomsday electoral weapon against the Democrats, helping to clear the path into the White House next year for a Republican. That way, Netanyahu may believe he can still emerge the victor, with a hawkish new president prepared to push Iran back into the US line of fire


The Imprudent Serpent: A Short Fable On 
The Amnesic Hypocrisy of The Republican Party
By Mateo Pimentel

http://www.countercurrents.org/pimentel080915.htm

Only one coyote howled about it. He reminded some of the animals surrounding the unfortunate scene that there was once an appealing leader much like Donald, but who called himself Ronald. Coyote recounted how Ronald was a bit of a contentious figure, just as many old forest elephants are wont to be. How interesting, mused coyote, that one bald little snake could vex so many toxic critters and command them with the silly prospect of walling-off an arroyo while, on the other hand, a lumbering and clumsy elephant had garnered so much acclaim for wanting to tear a wall in the forest down


Ecuador: Behind The 'Indigenous Uprising' Against Correa —
Divided Left Weakens Struggle For Change 
By Federico Fuentes

http://www.countercurrents.org/fuentes080915.htm

Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa is facing the most important challenge yet to his self-styled “Citizens' Revolution”. A range of indigenous groups, trade unions and leftist parties mobilised across the country on August 13. Their long list of demands included calls for land reform, opposition to mining, support for bilingual education and the shelving of the government’s proposed water and labour laws. In Quito, the “Indigenous Uprising” — as protest organisers dubbed it — lasted nine days, with organisers vowing to return this month


Remembering Dedon Kamathi 
By Thomas C. Mountain

http://www.countercurrents.org/mountain080915.htm

Dedon Kamathi, a former Black Panther and Central Committee member of the All African Peoples Revolutionary Party (AAPRP) passed away at the end of August after suffering a stroke


And Quiet Flows The Jhelum! 
By Mohammad Ashraf

http://www.countercurrents.org/ashraf080915.htm

We spent five days and nights marooned in the top floor of the house. It was feeling as if we were staying in a house boat! Luckily we had water in the overhead tank and some rations. But the scariest thing was the continuous boom of the collapsing house. Finally, we were rescued by Army Engineers from the second floor of our house and taken “ashore” in a motorised assault craft. I lost everything I had collected for 50 odd years


Why Kashmir Needs A Literature Of Its Own? 
By Ghulam Mohammad Khan

http://www.countercurrents.org/khan080915.htm

Kashmir, given its vulnerable political environment, a convoluted political history, and tough living conditions, desperately needs a strong independent architecture of literary accomplishments, which would survive as the perfect apotheosis of the collective Kashmiri memory of anguish and affliction, of distress and deceit, of death and disappearance, of pain and protest, of beauty and the beast


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