Blog Profile / Salon: Glenn Greenwald
| URL : | http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/ | |
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| Filed Under: | US Politics / Liberal | |
| Posts on Regator: | 1401 | |
| Posts / Week: | 5.1 | |
| Archived Since: | March 4, 2008 | |
Blog Post Archive
The due-process-free assassination of U.S. citizens is now reality
Without a shred of due process, far from any battlefield, President Obama succeeds in killing Anwar al-Awlaki
The FBI again thwarts its own Terror plot
Are there so few actual Terrorists that the FBI has to recruit them into manufactured attacks?
What's behind the scorn for the Wall Street protests?
Not just media outlets, but numerous Democratic pundits, heap mockery on the grassroots activism
What media coverage omits about U.S. hikers released by Iran
Unlike the U.S. media, Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer present the full picture of what happened
Question about America's enemies
Does the U.S. ever fight against anyone it didn't recently arm, fund and/or otherwise fortify?
U.S. not "standing idly by" in Bahrain
In the wake of violence and oppression by the regime against protesters, the Pentagon proposes a major weapons sale
Dennis G. Jacobs: Case study in judicial pathology
The ACLU scores a big victory over government lawlessness, but the dissenting judge's ugly outburst speaks volumes
Jose Padilla and how American justice functions
A new ruling paves the way for stiffer punishment, while his lawless jailers and torturers walk free
U.S. to build new massive prison in Bagram
Severe budgetary constrains and calls for austerity at home are no deterrent to expansion of American militarism
The Geithner mystery solved
The Treasury Secretary is empowered not despite his subservience to Wall Street but because of it
The mainstreaming of Walt and Mearsheimer
Without acknowledging that he's doing so, Tom Friedman today voices the central theme of The Israel Lobby
Major discovery: a purpose of the war in Afghanistan
The U.S. is determined to stay until there are no Afghans left who wants it gone. Then it can leave.
The perils of partisan punditry in the Obama age
Many of the most consequential political facts reside outside R v. D bickering, and are thus ignored
The meaning of political rituals like 9/11 Day
Ceremonies of this sort aren't "apolitical," as Krugman's critics claim. They're the ultimate propaganda festival
How a normal, healthy government behaves
Turkey continues to be angry at Israel for killing its citizens, while the U.S. says -- literally -- "who cares"?
We refuse to live in fear!
The rhetoric of yesterday's anniversary illustrates leaders' hypocrisy in their responses to the attacks
Orwell, 9/11, Emmanuel Goldstein and WikiLeaks
The decade since the attack provides a vivid museum exhibit for how state propaganda functions
Public opinion surprises
A new Pew poll contains some unexpected findings about how Americans view Terrorism and their rights
Cheering for state-imposed death
The GOP's celebration of Rick Perry's record prompts outrage -- why didn't similar reactions to bin Laden's death?
The ACLU on Obama and core liberties
The leading civil liberties group documents the dangerous continuity between this President and the last one