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10 December 2009
Kucinich circulating privileged resolutions to end wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan
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David Swanson
Washington D.C. (December 9, 2009) – Following a speech on the floor of the House of Representatives, Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) today released the following statement:

"Today, I will begin circulating two privileged...
10 December 2009
Peace movement objects to Peace Prize
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Michael McPhearson and Josh Brollier
Washington, DC - On December 9th, representatives of several dozen U.S. antiwar groups posted an open letter to the Nobel Committee expressing regret that President Obama, so close upon his receipt of this honor, has opted to escalate...
04 December 2009
Afghanistan: What Obama and the US Media Aren't Telling Us
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Evan Davis
If you pay attention only to the commercial and so-called "public" media in the United States, you'd get the impression that the response around the world to President Obama's proposed escalation of the decades old U.S. war on Afghanistan...
02 December 2009
Craziest Obavietghanistan speech moments
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David Swanson
Deficit reduction:

Our new approach in Afghanistan is likely to cost us roughly 30 billion dollars for the military this year, and I will work closely with Congress to address these costs as we work to bring down our deficit...
02 December 2009
Columbus Free Press editors Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman speak out against sending more US troops to Afghanistan
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Tom Over
“Why are we in Afghanistan? It is for the oil to the north in the former Soviet republics…We are in Afghanistan because President Barry Obama did not have enough guts to say no to the military industrial complex and to the big oil...
01 December 2009
Afghanistan: Our 177th Colony
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David Swanson
During a televised football game on Sunday, an announcer welcomed the members of the U.S. military viewing the game in 177 nations around the world. When the news came on, the topic was the same one it's been for weeks, speculation as to...

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