mumia abu-jamal on ‘radical politics’ – workers world
Civil War, the radicals were Republicans, while Democrats were the party of Ku Klux Klan. ..…
Civil War, the radicals were Republicans, while Democrats were the party of Ku Klux Klan. ..…
It would be only a small episode in the struggle, which would not prevent civil war. ... Even if a workers’ government materializes, we cannot avoid civil war, and under certain circumstances it will even sharpen the civil war.1 . ..…
His real concern, however, is to protect the powers and privileges of state-subsidized arms manufacturers and dealers who’ve increased their-and his-power and wealth from Syria’s bloody civil war. ..…
Staying in a press hideout, Colvin was used to the sound of shelling in the neighborhood that had become a key battleground in the country’s civil war. ... Colvin, a New York-born journalist who had covered numerous foreign wars during her 25 years working for the British paper The Sunday..…
“Consider the implications of these findings for foreign policies of western states toward Muslim-majority states, the treatment of Muslims within the West, the treatment of religious minorities in the Muslim-majority world, the religious vitality of Islam, the reduction of terrorism and civil..…
Maj-Gen Tun Tun Nyi, the vice chair of True News Information Team, advised against using the term, insisting that civil war ended together with the end of Insein Battle of Yangon years ago. ..…
And if an electoral crisis or some other event returns Iraq to civil war, it would be very hard to justify another troop surge to try to stabilize Iraq. ... Robert Dreyfuss, “Renewed civil war in Iraq,” Nation, October 1, 2008. . ..…
The devastation of the First World War, the Russian civil war, the foreign economic blockade and military intervention, combined with inevitable mistakes by the revolutionaries, generated additional problems. ... In 1920–21, just emerging from the civil war, the..…
“A hasty American withdrawal, experts said, would erode the authority and legitimacy of the Afghan government” and “could consign Afghanistan to a protracted, bloody civil war,” veteran national security reporters Mark Landler, Helene Cooper and Eric Schmitt wrote. . ..…
Nullification is regularly denounced in history books and by modern commentators largely ignorant of its purpose, with some even arguing that the Civil War was fought over the doctrine. ..…
He cites, inter alia, co-relations, for instance, the way in which the American Civil War resulted in a boom for cotton production in India and, more specifically, how American contacts opened up ‘vistas of modernity’ for the peoples of South Asia. ..…