Mr. Brasch’s recent piece on Memorial Day read like an apologia to the Obama administration’s Afghanistan policy, and unfortunately did not seize the opportunity to engage in critical inquiry on an important issue. How might we celebrate Memorial Day in such a way as to improve our critical understanding of ...
What is to be done this Memorial Day? A Response to Walter Brasch
Posted On Wednesday, June 6, 2012 By Jonathan Dentler. Under Editorial, Foreign Policy, Original Context, Politics & Policy Tags: Capitalism, Jonathan Dentler, Justice, Marxism, Memorial Day, Obama, politics, Violence, Walter M. Brasch, war
Mr. Brasch’s recent piece on Memorial Day read like an apologia to the Obama administration’s Afghanistan policy, and unfortunately did not seize the opportunity to engage in critical inquiry on an important issue. How might we celebrate Memorial Day in such a way as to improve our critical understanding of ...
A Lesson Not Yet Learned: Memorial Day 2012
Posted On Monday, May 28, 2012 By Walter M. Brasch. Under Editorial, Foreign Policy, Politics & Policy Tags: Memorial Day, Walter M. Brasch, war
Today is Memorial Day, the last day of the three-day weekend. Veterans and community groups will remember those who died in battle and, as they have done for more than a century, will place small flags on graves.
But, for most of America, Memorial Day is a three-day picnic-filled weekend that ...
Secrets of the plan to attack Iran
Posted On Sunday, November 13, 2011 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti. Under Foreign Policy, Politics & Policy Tags: Iran, Israel, Libya, war
The global press has reported on November 3 that Israel, with the support of the United Kingdom and the United States, is planning to invade Iran. That operation started to smell since the month of October, when US authorities stated that, according to the FBI, a member of the Iranian government, ...
Tax-Deductible Invasions
Posted On Friday, April 1, 2011 By Editor. Under Foreign Policy, Politics & Policy Tags: Barack Obama, Editorial, Foreign Policy, Libya, Taxes, Walter Brasch, war
by Walter Brasch
Millions of Americans gave George W. Bush unquestioned support when he diverted personnel and resources from the war against al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden to invade Iraq.
Several million fewer opposed the invasion, stating that the primary mission was to destroy the enemy hiding in Afghanistan that destroyed a ...
On Simple Consistency: Questions for My Republican Friends
Posted On Sunday, February 27, 2011 By Matt J. Stannard. Under Foreign Policy, Original Context, Politics & Policy Tags: Budget, Democrats, dissent, Editorial, GOP, patriotism, Scott Walker, war
Matt steps away from his usual unreasonable revolutionary politics to ask why the GOP can't even play by its own rules.









