Author Archives: Margaret Kimberley

Self-styled liberals believe they are a better class of people than Trump, but are bigger supporters of unjust wars than the so-called “deplorables.” Continue reading →

The violent coup in Bolivia, like all of Washington’s regime-change and dirty tricks operations, has been aided and abetted by corporate media’s masters of euphemism. Continue reading →

A thousand young people demonstrated in Brooklyn, jumping over turnstiles in solidarity with others arrested and brutalized by the cops. Continue reading →

Whether by mistake or design, Donald Trump is presiding over the—agonizingly slow—demise of Barack Obama’s illegal and immoral scheme to overthrow the government of Syria using jihadist terror armies. Continue reading →

The death of a police murder witness in Dallas is reminiscent of another police atrocity and coverup in New York City. Continue reading →

Hapless Joe Biden has always failed in his presidential bids, but is hyped as supremely “electable” this time around because Democratic elites fear and loath Bernie Sanders. Continue reading →

The US is starving and killing Venezuelans in real life and, for your family’s viewing pleasure, on television screens. Continue reading →

The absurd claim that Russians have orchestrated US racial strife is designed to nullify black outrage and discredit those who fight oppression. Continue reading →

Americans have an openly racist president, racist foreign policy, racist law enforcement and racist corporate media. Continue reading →

Anyone feeling the need to defend Baltimore from Trump’s opinions ought to talk about what really ails that city. Continue reading →

The lightweight senator hopes voters will let her party off the hook for its failures if the word Russia is repeated often enough. Continue reading →

Trump and Pelosi are birds of a feather when it comes to beating up on dissident women of color. Continue reading →

Russiagate is a scheme meant to give Democrats popular support without doing anything the public wants them to do. Continue reading →

There were already thousands of concentration camps in the United States before Donald Trump began his reign of terror over asylum seekers. They are called prisons. Continue reading →

The misleaders are tacitly admitting that black people can expect little to be done in their favor even if the Democrats manage to win. Continue reading →

Americans are, indeed, exceptional—the most gullible public in the world, always ready to believe their leaders’ lies. Continue reading →

Corporate media green-lights films that ratchet up an emotional response without motivating anyone to action. Continue reading →

If the British really oppose Trump’s policies they should dump their own government, which backs Washington to the hilt—and then they should apologize to the world for Britain’s crimes. Continue reading →

An abortion rights crisis looms, but Americans have lost their fighting tools, lulled to sleep by the corporate fixers of the Democratic Party. Continue reading →

The U.S. “troika of tyranny,” Trump, Bolton and Pompeo, are making things up as they go along, seeking to bend the planet to their lawless will. Continue reading →

In banning the only living person who can summon a million Black people to a meeting, Facebook is doing the bidding of the real fascists in the deep imperial state. Continue reading →

The secretary of state’s candid remarks remind us that US foreign policy is intended to punish those targeted as enemies, keep friends as vassal states, and disregard international law. Continue reading →

Reparations should not be a topic for national discussion until there is something akin to a consensus among black people about what to demand and how to do it. Continue reading →

Dr King understood that drawing a line in the sand against imperialism was necessary to bring about the radical changes he wanted to see in the United States. Continue reading →

Russiagate has imploded, but the Democratic Party still wants to stifle dissent and make certain that there will be no WikiLeaks in the future. Continue reading →