By Tarak Kauff, Katherine Ball On Tuesday morning, a 30-foot carbon bomb blew up in the airspace over the Hudson River in front of West

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Raise your hand if you weren’t surprised when fancy films of beheadings resulted in bombings? Keep your hand up if you weren’t shocked when bombings

By Staff, www.PopularResistance.org Below are views of people whose voices are not often heard in the corporate media but who have worked on issues of

Terp, Holger: Introduction to Peace Songs: A documented playlist over 100 years of music: Collected and documented by Holger Terp, The Danish Peace Academy July

President Obama may prefer the term “counter-terrorism,” but it is clear from last night’s speech that he is taking the United States into another war.

By Buddy Bell, Voices for Creative Nonviolence If someone is not accustomed to hearing much about death and suffering, it can be very upsetting to

By American Friends Service Committee Hundreds of thousands dead. Millions displaced. The needs of a generation traded for massive investments in a global war on