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Glen Ford


  • Palestinians resist Zionist terror…

    Glen Ford | Governance
    08.01.2016

    The West has forced millions to become wandering, destitute refugees, as it destroys nations and peoples that get in the way of Empire. Palestinians have lived this reality for 67 years. Beirut sits at the lip of the volcano.

    Tagged under Governance

  • The fight for a Socialist South Africa

    Glen Ford | Governance
    21.07.2015

    South Africa is failing, as a direct result of the neoliberalism embraced by the ruling Black elite working in cahoots with the white class since the formal end of apartheid 20 years ago. A true transition of power to the people is need.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • For a moment, world embraces the Cuba model – and slaps Empire

    Glen Ford | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    30.10.2014

    Cuba’s exemplary conduct in the world has made the yearly UN vote on the U.S. embargo a singular opportunity for all the world body’s members, except Israel, to chastise the superpower that seeks full domination of the planet. It is the rarest of occasions, a time of virtual global unanimity on an evil in which the Empire is engaged.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • Obama summons Africa to Washington to talk trade (and how to cut out China)

    Glen Ford | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    06.08.2014

    The summit in Washington was supposed to be about trade, but it’s not. US imperialism does not sustain itself by competitive trade, but by force of arms. The real objective was to ensure that mutually beneficial African trade with China and Brazil results in no shift in African nations’ political orientation away from the US

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • White supremacy and the Central Park 5

    Glen Ford | Governance
    09.07.2014

    Although New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has OK’d a $40 million settlement with the Central Park 5, who were wrongfully imprisoned for brutal rape, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg insists the police acted in “good faith.” In a sane, non-racist society, the fact that five innocent children had been made to confess to a horrible crime that they did not commit would be viewed as a prima facie case of police misconduct.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Boko Haram a blessing for imperialism in Africa: US training death squads

    Glen Ford | Resources
    05.06.2014

    The danger of America’s military assistance to Africa – whether it is in fighting Boko Haram or Al-Shabaab - lies in the fact that the US has a lethal history of training death squads around the world. These death squads are now coming to Africa via the blessing of Boko Haram

    Tagged under Resources

  • Kidnapped girls become tools of US imperial policy in Africa

    Glen Ford | Resources
    21.05.2014

    The Nigerian military has been carrying out atrocious extra-judicial killings of Boko Haram suspects. The Chibok abductions are serving the same US foreign policy purposes as Joseph Kony sightings in central Africa and will better grow AFRICOM with client states in Nigeria and the West African region in a very long war

    Tagged under Resources

  • Kagame and the murder of millions in Congo and Rwanda

    Glen Ford | Governance
    24.04.2014

    For 20 years, Kagame has posed as the soldier who stopped the Rwandan genocide, when all evidence and logic point to him as the main perpetrator of the crime

    Tagged under Governance Rwanda

  • Hillary and other assorted Barbarians at Russia’s gate

    Glen Ford | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    13.03.2014

    The United States is more than just an ally to fascists in Ukraine and everywhere else; the American South provided an historical model for fascism. The fascist order of the pre-Sixties Solid South was simply a domestic expression of U.S. Manifest Destiny – the national religion. The fascists – both local and imperial – have laid siege to Russia.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • How and why did Chokwe Lumumba die?

    Glen Ford | Governance
    13.03.2014

    Chokwe Lumumba ran for mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, in order to set in motion a process of ‘social transformation from the ground up.’ He died eight months into his term, but the state refused to do an autopsy. Lots of folks suspect he was assassinated for challenging the ruling order

    Tagged under Governance

  • American State of the Union: A Festival of Lies

    Glen Ford | Governance
    06.02.2014

    Before the nation and the world, President Obama pledges to take “action” against “economic inequality,” while simultaneously holding secret negotiations on a Trans Pacific Partnership trade scheme that will quicken the pace of the global Race to the Bottom, deepening economic inequalities. “Lies of omission are even more despicable than the overt variety, because they hide.”

    Tagged under Governance

  • Black madness under Obama

    Glen Ford | Governance
    30.01.2014

    A new poll shows “Blacks remain more NSA spy-friendly than whites and Hispanics.” Earlier surveys showed Blacks were the ethnic group most willing to go along with Obama’s threatened air war against Syria. What happened to Black progressivism?

    Tagged under Governance

  • Black South Africa rediscovers itself – Will Black America?

    Glen Ford | Governance
    16.01.2014

    South Africa appears poised to reclaim its revolutionary legacy from the clutches of the African National Congress, which has “devolved into a fat and corrupt partner of white capital.” As the Age of Obama nears its end, Black America must also awake from the catastrophe of racial symbolism and self-delusion.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • Caribbean peoples outraged at Dominican racism

    Glen Ford | Governance
    12.12.2013

    The Dominican Republic, which defines itself in opposition to Haiti, has enraged its Caribbean neighbours by preparing to deport a quarter million residents of Haitian descent. Dominican racial views are well known

    Tagged under Governance

  • The end of American Thanksgivings: A cause for universal rejoicing

    Glen Ford | Governance
    05.12.2013

    The Thanksgiving story is an absolution of the Pilgrims, whose brutal quest for absolute power in the New World is made to seem both religiously motivated and eminently human

    Tagged under Governance

  • How serious is the Caribbean reparations suit?

    Glen Ford | Governance
    14.11.2013

    Fourteen Caribbean countries are suing to compel Britain, France and The Netherlands to pay reparations for centuries of slavery. However, the plaintiffs may have more modest goals in mind

    Tagged under Governance

  • Remember the Grenada Invasion

    Glen Ford | Governance
    30.10.2013

    The U.S. pounced on the small island nation of Grenada like an “elephant on a flea,” 30 years ago, to wipe out the remnants of a revolution. Adding insult to injury (and violation of international law), the U.S. pretended that Grenadians didn’t fight back

    Tagged under Governance

  • Desmond Tutu is Wrong

    Glen Ford | Governance
    30.10.2013

    The African Union is moving towards a break with the International Criminal Court, a tribunal that only indicts Africans who get on the wrong side of the United States. Desmond Tutu and others claim the ICC needs to be there, to defend “the victims.” But its brand of justice is highly selective

    Tagged under Governance

  • The dreamer with a kill list

    Glen Ford | Governance
    04.09.2013

    The most powerful – and violent – man in the world was made the star of the commemoration of the March on Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King

    Tagged under Governance

  • Obama supports the racial surveillance that killed Trayvon

    Glen Ford | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    30.07.2013

    In his effort to “put the angry Black genie back in the bottle” following George Zimmerman’s acquittal, President Obama once again claimed to oppose racial profiling. He’s lying. Obama has endorsed the most prolific racial profiler in the country as a potential head of Homeland Security. The president is a bulwark of the system that targets millions of Trayvon Martins

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

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