New at Monthly Review
- Monthly Review Volume 64, Number 1 (May 2012) The Editors
- The Endless Crisis John Bellamy Foster
- The poor are no longer with us; These bills are long unpaid Marge Piercy
- Marx’s Ecology and the Understanding of Land Cover Change Ricardo Dobrovolski
- Petroleum and Propaganda John W. Farley
- Who Killed Che? James D. Cockcroft
- A Red Robin? Albert Ruben
- Monthly Review Volume 63, Number 11 (April 2012) The Editors
New at MRzine
- Susie Day, Living in Two Cities: Tarif and Evelyn Warren" May 22, 2012
- Samir Amin, "Socialism in the 21st Century" May 19, 2012
- Edgar Nkosi White, "The Montserrat Drum" May 18, 2012
- Costas Panayotakis, "Democracy Imperiled: The Greek Political Crisis" May 17, 2012
- Gustin L. Reichbach, "A Judge's Plea for Medical Marijuana" May 17, 2012
- Thomas Sablowski, "Impoverishing Europe" May 16, 2012
- Victor Grossman, "Some Good News, and Lots of Bad News, from Germany" May 15, 2012
- Mosireen, "Egyptian Workers Speak Out" May 12, 2012
Climate & Capitalism
- The Royal Society’s tunnel vision on population and poverty May 23, 2012
- The petroleum-powered propaganda machine May 21, 2012
- We will not let this pipeline cross our land! May 20, 2012
- Get the Shell out! Indigenous activists expose dirty oil business May 17, 2012
- The UN’s ‘Green Economy’ plan is a destructive illusion May 16, 2012














Lies and Mysteries Surrounding Bin Laden’s Death
The men who executed Bin Laden did not act on their own: they were following orders from the US Government. They had gone through a rigorous selection process and were trained to accomplish special missions. It is known that the US President can even communicate with a soldier in combat.… A few hours after accomplishing that mission in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad, home to the most prestigious military academy of that country as well as important combat units, the White House offered the world’s public opinion a carefully drafted version about the death of Osama Bin Laden, the chief of Al Qaeda.… Of course, the world and the international media focused their attention on the issue, thus pushing all other public news into the background.… | more |