Remembrance Day: “Let this silence be a scream for peace.” by Felicity Arbuthnot

by Felicity Arbuthnot Featured Writer Dandelion Salad London, England 13 November 2011 “Did you really believe, when they told you the cause, Did you really believe that this war would end wars? Well the suffering, the sorrow, the glory, the shame, The killing and dying it was all done in vain Oh Willy McBride it [...]

Cult bands from the 80s By Roland Michel Tremblay

By Roland Michel Tremblay Featured Writer Dandelion Salad The Marginal 14 November 2011 When you hear people in America talking about some great import band that only they seem to know anything about, and for which they bought everything they could back then in the 80s, including large posters, bootlegs and obscure EPs, spending a [...]

OWS: Just how do you turn ‘occupation’ into revolution? By William Bowles

by William Bowles Featured Writer Dandelion Salad williambowles.info 10 November 2011 ‘The streets are our brushes, the squares our palettes’– Vladimir Mayakovsky[1] If only… What are Lefties to make of OWS? Is it ‘ours’? Where is it headed? Is it socialist? And what is it with occupations anyway? “The global Occupy movement has put the [...]

Rick Rozoff: Iraq 2003 – Iran 2011: Parallel That Can Hardly Be Missed

by Rick Rozoff Featured Writer Dandelion Salad Stop NATO Stop NATO-Opposition to global militarism November 10, 2011 Voice of Russia November 10, 2011 Iraq 2003 – Iran 2011: parallel that hardly can be missed John Robles Interview with Rick Rozoff, the manager of the Stop NATO website and mailing list and a contributing writer to [...]

Piracy, Lawlessness, Culture of Peace Denied by Felicity Arbuthnot

by Felicity Arbuthnot Featured Writer Dandelion Salad London, England 6 November 2011 “Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.” – “Etre seulement en vie ne suffit pas… chacun doit avoir du soleil, la liberté, et une petite fleur.” (Hans Christian Anderson, 1806-1875) It has been another shoddy week [...]