The Merchants of Death
Submitted by Internationalis... on Feb 3 2020 20:51
According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, 2018 was a good year for arms producers.
Thanatocracy
Midnight Notes on capital punishment and its liberal supporters.
Elegy for E.P. Thompson
Midnight Notes critique E.P. Thompson's writing on the nuclear war industry.
Quien Sahara El Salvador? Who Will Save The Savior?
Midnight Notes' critique of the protests against the US intervention in El Salvador.
Who is Arming Turkey - A map of arms industry companies in the UK that profit from Turkey's war on the Kurds
Submitted by Shoal Collective on Jan 26 2019 12:12
Trapped into Fantasies: On the recent escalation of Greco-Turkish relations
Submitted by Mumakil on Apr 13 2018 18:11
Following what seems to be a general trend in international relations, tensions have been escalating in the last months between Greece and Turkey, two states whose rivalry, with many ups and downs, goes back to the time that they have both been politically formed as modern nations. The word “war” has not been officially voiced by any of the two involved parties in the form of a willful political choice, they rather present themselves as peace-loving nations (even when they invade another country (!), like Turkey.
Protest without illusions
Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 1 2018 16:54
Compilation of writings of British anarchist Vernon Richards from 1955 to 1964 on the anti-war movement and movement for the abolition of nuclear weapons.
Eqbal Ahmad Reader – BhoPEAC
“India’s nuclear program is a devastating threat not only to south Asia but to the world. The basic India Pakistan conflict seems to me, to be over Kashmir. And until that’s settled in some fashion – and we can imagine settlements. Eqbal Ahmad had sensible proposals for settlement. They could be pursued. Then maybe India and Pakistan could relax the military confrontation. And maybe, setting up a nuclear weapons free zone.” – Noam Chomsky
Paul Mason's workers' bombers
Submitted by Mike Harman on Oct 13 2017 22:26
Paul Mason's response to BAE job losses has been to promote a 'left-wing' brand of militarism, summing up many of the problems facing the UK left as it coalesces around the Labour Party, and the limits of this politics as it approaches the reality of state power.
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