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  • 2 months ago | countercurrents.org | Rebecca Gordon |Ranjan Solomon |Michael Albert |Brett Wilkins

    This past weekend my partner and I got together with a group of friends. We’ve been meeting every six weeks or so since 1982. Originally, this group of lesbians convened to talk about sex: what we were doing, what we wanted to do, what we fantasized about doing. But you know how it is with any relationship. Over time, it can come to embrace so many other things. That’s how it’s been with the group we call “Group” (or sometimes “A Closed Group with No Name”).

  • Jan 16, 2025 | countercurrents.org | Andrew B. Bacevich |Arun Mitra |Bharat Dogra |Rebecca Gordon

    “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.” So declared Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ah, if only it had proved to be so. Although my respect for MLK is enduring, when it comes to that upward-trending curve connecting past to present, his view of human history has proven to be all too hopeful. At best, history’s actual course remains exceedingly difficult to decipher.

  • Jan 11, 2025 | countercurrents.org | Arun Mitra |Bharat Dogra |Rebecca Gordon |Tom Engelhardt

    Trump’s warning that “all hell will break out in West Asia” if the hostages being held by Hamas are not released by Inauguration Day has put the world into great worry and put away off the hopes of an early peaceful settlement. The whole world knows that hell has already broken on the Middle East particularly the Gaza. It seems Trump is not satisfied with the death of 46000 persons as reported by the ministry of health in Gaza today. More than 70% of them being, women and children.

  • Jan 11, 2025 | countercurrents.org | Bharat Dogra |Rebecca Gordon |Tom Engelhardt |Jay Janson

    The “only thing worse than being the United States’ enemy is being its friend.”—Henry KissingerThis embarrassing statement by one of USA’s top diplomats was wished away by saying that it was meant to be a joke. Yet at times it came frighteningly close to reality, particularly in the case of those countries—Ukraine is the latest example—which had the misfortune of being selected to fight the USA’s proxy wars.

  • Jan 8, 2025 | counterpunch.org | Rebecca Gordon

    The expression “punch-drunk,” Google informs me, means “stupefied by or as if by a series of heavy blows to the head.” Google’s Oxford Language entry then offers a not-terribly-illuminating example of the term’s use: “I feel a little punch-drunk today.” Right now, a better one might be something like: “After November 5, 2024, a lot of people have been feeling more than a little punch-drunk.” Learning on the night of November 5th that Donald Trump had probably been reelected president...

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