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Imperialism & war
Join protests during Obama visit
09 March 2010

Protests will take place in Sydney and Canberra to coincide with Barack Obama’s visit later this month.

 
The US alliance is a weapon of Australian militarism
Mark Donaldson 05 March 2010

The US alliance is a cornerstone of foreign policy that allows the Australian ruling class to better project its power into the Asia-Pacific.

 
The Haiti aid racket
Ashley Smith 26 February 2010

NGOs in Haiti have provided the means for the U.S. government to circumvent the Haitian state and impose neoliberal polices.

 
World starves, but our rulers are hungry for war
Tim Arnot 23 February 2010

While ever more are being thrown into poverty around the world, governments are increasing military spending.

 
Obama should not be welcomed
Corey Oakley 09 February 2010

Whenever George Bush came to Australia he was met by thousands of angry anti-war protesters. Barack Obama deserves the same when he arrives next month.

 
When scholars join the slaughter
Dahr Jamail 05 February 2010

Dahr Jamail, author of The Will to Resist: Soldiers Who Refuse to Fight in Iraq and Afghanistan, reports on how the U.S. military has used anthropologists and other social scientists to further the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan.

 
Corporate Australia's plunder of our region
Liz Walsh 05 February 2010

A report published by anti-poverty group Jubilee Australia shines a light on Australia's continuing plunder of Papua New Guinea.
 
US imperialism strangles Haiti
Ben Hillier 26 January 2010

Instead of a legion of aid workers and health professionals, US President Barack Obama has delivered Haiti an army.
 
Behind the catastrophe in Haiti
Ashley Smith 26 January 2010

Natural and not-so-natural factors contributed to the devastation when Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince was struck by the worst earthquake in 200 years.
 
The truth about Al-Qaeda and Yemen
26 January 2010

Yemen is already marked by extreme poverty and political corruption. The ratcheting up of Western intervention will only make things worse. 

 
Obama ramps up the US war machine
26 January 2010

The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Barack Obama has become a sick joke, as the US President increasingly follows in the footsteps of George Bush.
 
East-Timor intervention helped build Australian militarism
Allyson Hose 19 October 2009

In 1999, during mass demonstrations supporting independence for East Timor, Socialist Alternative argued against the popular demand that Australian troops be sent. We argued that this would give Australian governments a pretext for increasing military budgets and using force against other small nations in our region in the future. Now more evidence shows how right we were.

 
Obama ramps up wars, wins peace prize
Liz Walsh 19 October 2009

In 1973, Henry Kissinger, the man responsible for carpet-bombing Vietnam and Cambodia, was awarded the Nobel peace prize.

 
10 years of hell: the legacy of Australian intervention in Timor
24 August 2009

August 30 marks the tenth anniversary of East Timor's independence referendum

 
A smile on the face of the tiger
John Pilger 29 June 2009

John Pilger decodes the "historic" speech President Obama made in Cairo. The BBC described the speech as "reaching out to the Muslim world". In reality it showed the seductive face of American power as it proceeds towards its unchanged goal.

 
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