America is good, America is great, we must remain strong to save the world. This is the road to disaster
Diana Johnstone
Diana Johnstone is a Minnesota-born independent journalist and scholar who has lived in Paris for over thirty years. She has an B.A. in Russian Area Studies and a PhD in French literature. Her active opposition to US military aggression began during the war in Vietnam. She served as press officer of the Green Group in the European Parliament between 1990 and 1996. She is the author of The Politics of Euromissiles: Europe in America’s World (Verso, 1983) and Fools’ Crusade: Yugoslavia, NATO and Western Delusions (Pluto Press, London, and Monthly Review Press, New York, 2003) which was published in French as La Croisade des Fous (Le Temps des Cerises).
The foreign policy of Hillary Clinton amounts to application of an enlarged Monroe Doctrine to the entire world
The Greek drama is the opening act of a long and confused European conflict
The United States insists on imposing a system of global “free enterprise” that inevitably breeds all kinds of unmanageable corruption, but then tries to make it look good by cracking down selectively on corruption
The Ambiguity of Charlie Hebdo
Up to now, I have remained speechless in the face of what appears to me to be utter madness.
Never before have U.S. leaders been quite so reckless in asserting falsehoods as in this Ukrainian operation
US-Russian relations are determined primarily by an ongoing U.S. geostrategic hostility to Russia
The Snowden affair has revealed even more about Europe than about the United States. Certainly, the facts of NSA spying are significant.…
Paris. — Opposing genocide has become a sort of cottage industry in the United States. Everywhere, “genocide studies” are cropping up in…
