… Give Protest A Chance! by Philip A. Farruggio + Hearts and Minds (1974)

by Philip A. Farruggio Featured Writer Dandelion Salad September 21, 2010 Remember the song “Give Peace A Chance”? Yesterday they held an international day for peace throughout the world. In New Smyrna Beach around 100 people came to lobby for peace. A great occasion with many noble souls attending. A few days earlier we held a [...]

NATO Provides Pentagon Nuclear, Missile And Cyber Shields Over Europe by Rick Rozoff

by Rick Rozoff Featured Writer Dandelion Salad Stop NATO Stop NATO-Opposition to global militarism Sept. 21, 2010 The Pentagon’s number two official, Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn, was in Brussels, Belgium on September 15 to address the North Atlantic Council – the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s top civilian body – and the private Security & Defence [...]

Newly Disclosed Documents Shed More Light on Early Taliban Offers, Pakistan Role by Jeremy R. Hammond

by Jeremy R. Hammond Featured Writer DandelionSalad Foreign Policy Journal 21 September, 2010 U.S. government documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and recently posted on the website of the George Washington University National Security Archive shed some additional light on talks with the Taliban prior to the terrorist attacks of September 11, [...]

Law of Value 6: Socially Necessary Labor Time by Brendan M. Cooney

http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/ brendanmcooney | September 20, 2010 Our private labor doesn’t immediately become social. It must become value in order to be social. But in becoming value it is disciplined by socially necessary labor time. SNLT acts as an external force which disciplines our private labor, constantly compelling us to work more efficiently, yet never actually [...]

The return of Marx by Brian Jones

http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/ by Brian Jones SocialistWorker.org February 16, 2009 The ideas of Karl Marx–that class society creates great wealth for the few at the expense of the many–ring truer every day. Brian Jones examines Marx’s revolutionary ideas in this first of three articles. IN THE last 150 years of U.S. history, you can’t point to a [...]