Paul Haeder, Author

writing, interviews, editing, blogging

beware the seasonal Zionists! As Mohammad Alsaafin notes, the thousands of Palestinians – and an unknown numbers of Israeli and other foreign captives — killed by Israeli bombings, “did not have to die—not just because Israel could have refrained from targeting civilians, which it has clearly refused to do, but because the contours of the deal …

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Oct 12-18, 2006 — Inlander “I look at the guy with three kids to feed, a wife, a car payment, and you have to take what you can from him,” Sprengel says. “Not many choices exist for him.” We to crawl out of the overhang of dried-out lichen, thick fir and Western red cedar into …

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it’s an upsidedown world, all this retailopethicus disease, while the “third” world is decimated by capitalism, thugs, despots, banks, and sanctions . . . forget about the virial and TNT bombs! I’ll do a little soft landing for you all with this National Day of Mourning or Sorrow or Genocide. Pretty tough for the 20,000 …

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British media organisations and journalists working for them have struggled for decades to cover the Israeli-Palestinian conflict accurately and impartially. Supporting what we all observed with our very own eyes and ears, research has demonstrated categorically over the years how Israeli narratives and viewpoints dominate the Middle East output of most mainstream media organisations in …

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. . . this is the death of our world, really, with older and meaner and Kissinger-like fascists getting their cake to eat us TOO. And, yet, the One Percent and the Point Zero Zero Zero One Percent, are eating us alive. Soylent Green? The richest 1% of humanity is responsible for more carbon emissions …

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the lies, the triple lies, the fake news, the un-news, the relativism, the shifting baseline disorder, the discordance, the dumb-downing, the brainwashing, brain hacking, brain culling is unreal! Israel’s national broadcaster Kan uploaded this song to X (formerly Twitter) in which Israeli children sing in celebration and support for the Israeli army’s mass extermination campaign …

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