While I spend most of my waking hours banging my head against a wall, figuratively speaking, occasionally I get reflective. I’ve noticed…

In these days of a genocidal bombing campaign in Gaza and a widespread blackout in both the mainstream media in the west,…

The uprising began on the anniversary of another one, which had become a revolution. The occupying power had had informants throughout the…

Looking at the broad expanse of history as it’s occurred, rather than the kind some people like to make up in order…

The Democratic Party leadership, along with the Liz Cheney wing of the Republican Party, seems intent on provoking a war with both…

What impresses me the most about our propaganda, though, is the extent to which so many of those involved with disseminating it seem to believe it themselves

If you play by the rules of the cancel culture, the cancel culture rules. This is my response to being publicly disinvited from singing at a rally last Saturday, due to false allegations spread by Twitter trolls apparently being believed

Source: Counterpunch I have written a lot about Spotify over the years, but I never feel like I’m communicating effectively.  I’d like…

Reflections on Phil Ochs

Long live Desmond Tutu’s vision of a world free of oppression — a world in which so many of the politicians praising him today would be in front of a truth and reconciliation commission tomorrow, if Tutu were calling the shots