A four-part series of quotations from an educational book, The Tunnels of Cu Chi, (Tom Mangold & John Penycate; 1986); a detailed look at one of the most crucial technical aspects of the Vietnamese liberation movement:
Is Fascism Coming to America?
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Leonard Cohen, poet laureate of Canada’s 1960s, offered a closing anthem to
the twentieth century in his 1992 lament “Democracy.” In an earlier year of
rev...
صلاحیت قضایی جهانی در پرتو دادگاه حمید نوری
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فیلم سخنرانی ناصر مهاجر در مراسم یامان جانباختگان دهه ی ۶۰ شهر برلین که
امسال در روز ۱۳ سپتامبر ۲۰۲۴ برگزار شد. برگزارکنندگان برنامه ی، کانون
پناهندگان س...
RAWA’s Representative Speaking Tour in Japan
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RAWA: From June 9 to 26, 2024, a RAWA representative was invited to Japan
by “Friends of RAWA - Japan”. The tour provided an excellent opportunity
for Japa...
The war we do not see.
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*A concept paper on modern explosives, metal pollution, and birth defects.*
Hans Husum, surgeon with doctorate in war surgery. husumhans@gmail.com
Paol...
The Future of this Blog
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Update: this site has now returned to its free version at
https://louisproyect.wordpress.com … i do not know how much longer
https://louisproyect.org will ...
Lacuna
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2019 was the year where nothing worked out the way I planned, but somehow,
the year has ended without ending me. I guess that’s all any of us can ask
for t...
Taking our final steps
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From the ISO
Members of the leadership team responsible for carrying out the decisions
made by current and recently resigned ISO members in voting to diss...
Iranian Jokes in English
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These days are historic days. As the wise Iranians say: “These days are
full of great jokes ! In these days, the Great Treasons, Great Scandals and
Great D...
Shadow Democrats
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If something can be stunning yet not surprising this is it. Michelle
Grisham and apparently even Ben Lujan are endorsing a version of Medicare
For All, wh...
سه زندانی کرد روز صبح شنبه اعدام شدند
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گزارش کمیته دانشجویی دفاع از زندانیان سیاسی: و بر اساس اخبار موثق رسید به
مراکز حفوق بشری از ایران، زانیار مرادی، لقمان مرادی و رامین حسین پناهی سه
زندان...
Child Abuse in Turkey and the AKP government
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Leyla Aydemir as she appeared in the press
Turkey- At the beginning of July the dead body of a little girl was found
on the shores of a stream. Four-year-...
On Fetish
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God creates Adam and immediately—sooner than we thought—He speaks to him.
This first address, according to the midrash, is a seduction:
*“And the Lord ...
Live From Planet Earth
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Live From Planet Earth features stories and products of self-sustaining
tropical organic beings as *meditation* and inspiration, both for others
returnin...
Five Journalists Finally Released in Myanmar
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Five media workers from the Unity newspaper in Myanmar have been released
following a Presidential pardon. The good news came after months of
campaignin...
حاشیه های گم شده در حاشیه ها
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هاله صفرزاده
" حتا روی نقشه ها هم اثری از پیش آهنگی نیست."
"گفته یکی از ساکنان پیشاهنگی"
خیلی نباید از تهران دور شد تا به این حاشیه ی حاشیه های کرج برسی. از ...
مطالب ارسالی،گزارشات،اطلاعیه ها،عکس و فیلم....
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*به مناسبت اول ماه مه (11 اردیبهشت) روز جهانی کارگر*
*تاريخ واقعی اول ماه مه*
*روز زن” زن ستیزان” *
به مناسبت اول ماه مه- طبقه ی کارگر در فرآیند سرنگونی ...
اسامی و مشخصات ٢٤ زندانی سياسي کُرد محکوم به اعدام
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آخرین تحقیقات ” کمپین دفاع از زندانیان سیاسی و مدنی” نشان می دهد که هم
اکنون حداقل ٢٤ فعال کُرد که با اتهام های سیاسی و امنیتی مواجهند در زندان
های جمهور...
the workers’ inquiry: what’s the point?
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Originally posted on the commune:
Joe Thorne looks at the history of the “workers’ inquiry” idea: from Marx,
to Italy in the 1960s, to the present day. Th...
The New Iranian.com Is Ready!
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Hello Iranian.com boosters!
After roughly 6 months of work, I am excited to announce that the new
Iranian.com is ready!
read more
انرژی هسته ای، از منظر حق یا ضرورت؟! *
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بر مبنای اصل صوری برابری حقوقی کشورها، علی الاصول برخورداری از انرژی هسته
ای «حق» هر کشوری از جمله ایران است؛ همچنین بدیهی است که دولت هایی که مسلح
به جنگ ...
Ho Chi Minh's house behind the Presidential Palace in Hanoi. Uncle Ho, as the Vietnamese fondly call him, did not feel comfortable in the ostentatiously huge Presidential Palace, so he asked for a small, simple house to be built for him. The house is raised 3/4 of a floor on stilts, and has only two rooms upstairs, one study and one bedroom. Ho Chi Minh would hold meetings in the shaded area underneath the house. To learn more about Uncle Ho, please click the image.
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