
Address to the Graduating High School Classes of 2006, May 21, 2006
Editorial Archives
Uri Avnery - Israel - Updated May 21st
Sam Bahour - Palestine - Updated May 21st
Doris Colmes - Unique Perspective - Updated May 21st
Jack Dalton - Current Issues - Updated January 22nd
Chris Floyd - Sharp, detailed criticism - Updated May 21st
Genevieve Cora Fraser - Updated May 21st
Dahr Jamail - Iraq - Updated May 21st
Remi Kanazi - NEW THIS MONTH - Emphasis on Israeli-Palestine Situation- Updated May 7th
Joey B. King - March 9th
Jason Miller - Unique Perspective - Updated May 21st
William Rivers Pitt - Current Issues - Updated May 21st
Bill Quigley - Updated May 7th
RAWA - The Revolutionary Association of Women of Afghanistan - Updated May 21st
Sheila Samples - Current Issues - Updated May 7th
Virginia Tilley - NEW THIS MONTH - Occasional Articles on the Middle East - Updated May 21st

How the Bush Administration Deconstructed Iraq
by Michael Schwartz, TomDispatch.com, May 18, 2006
Bowing To the Police State
by Ray McGovern, TomPaine.com, May 17, 2006
Chávez a Threat; He Offers a Decent Society
by John Pilger, The Guardian via InformationClearingHouse.info, May 13, 2006
Condoleezza Rice at Boston College? I Quit.
by Steve Almond, The Boston Globe via Truthout.org, May 12, 2006
Top Corporate Air Polluters Named
by Michael Ash, The Political Economy Research Institute, May 11, 2006
Looting By Another Name
by Kevin Zeese, Counterpunch, May 11, 2006
Barely Regulated, E-Waste Piles Up in US, Abroad
by Catherine Komp, The New Standard, May 11, 2006
Liar
by Mike Whitney, InformationClearinghouse.info, May 10, 2006
Ice-Capped Roof of World Turns to Desert
by Geoffrey Lean, The Independent UK, May 8, 2006
The Real Oil Story: The Oil in Iraq
by Walter Simpson, Common Dreams, May 7, 2006
Not One Drop
by Mike Whitney, InformationClearingHouse.info, May 6, 2006

With this issue we welcome Professor Virginia Tilley as a Participating Author with Fiatlux. Her brief biography is in the Participating Authors section.
Professor Tilley’s recent book, The One-State Solution: A Breakthrough for Peace in the Israeli-Palestine Deadlock (U. Mich. Press, 2005) may be purchased from the University of Michigan Press or from your bookseller. The book has received considerable interest as an exceptionally well-reasoned presentation and a path to possible solution of the Israeli-Palestine crisis. Shed your biases, keep an open mind and you will have an interesting and challenging read.
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Don’t Miss the excellent series of maps on Sam Bahour’s page in the Participating Authors Section, May 8 entry. On same page, Sam gives us a link to a new website put on by American and Palestinian young people (10 th grade). Well worth reading and passing on to friends and school administrations.
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Additional Readings of Interest:
The Wide War - How Donald Rumsfeld Discovered the Wild West in Latin America
by Greg GrandinTomDispatch.com, May 7, 2006
Full Text : The President of Iran's Letter To President Bush Translated
by "Le Monde," May 9, 2006
Proposed Rule Changes Would Tangle the Web
by Michael Socolow, The Baltimore Sun, May 9, 2006
Keep Hamas in Power, Israeli Leader Demands
by Baher Kamal, Inter Press Service, May 10, 2006
A Response to Critics of 'The Israel
by John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, Alternet.org, May 10, 2006
Scientists Call Diebold Security Flaw "Worst Ever"
by Ian Hoffman, Inside Bay Area via Truthout.org, May 11, 2006
US in Secret Gun Deal
by Ian Traynor, The Guardian UK via Truthout.org, May 12, 2006
When Two Poor Countries Reclaimed Oil Fields, Why Did Just One Spark Uproar?
by George Monbiot, The Guardian UK, May 17, 2006
This isn’t Policy; it’s Barbarism
by Mike Whitney, InformationClearingHouse.info, May 17, 2006
Ahmadi-Nejad: Nothing Can Stop Iran from Nuclear Right
ArabicNews.com, May 17, 2006
Pentagon Report Said to Find Killing of Iraqi Civilians Deliberate
by Drew Brown, Knight Ridder Newspapers via Truthout.org, May 17, 2006
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