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CAPA Op Ed on NATO in Chicago Tribune

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CAPA Board and Staff collaborated on an op ed piece that was published in the Chicago Tribune on May 16, 2012, in anticipation of the NATO Summit and “Counter-Summit for Peace and Economic Justice.” Read it here NATO’s hard sell …

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Chris Hedges: Colonized by Corporations

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Another good read by Chris Hedges wherein he writes: “A change of power does not require the election of a Mitt Romney or a Barack Obama or a Democratic majority in Congress, or an attempt to reform the system or …

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Why Regime Change Won’t Work in Iran

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By Robert Wright Jan 18 2012 One of the most popular things on the Republican campaign trail–possibly more popular than any of the candidates themselves–is regime change in Iran. Mitt Romney favors it, Rick Santorum favors it, and Newt Gingrich …

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Amid New Sanctions, Obama Confronts the Challenges of Diplomacy with Iran

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By Tony Karon Despite the deafening racket of the mass-media drums of war, neither President Obama nor the Pentagon has an appetite for a confrontation with Iran that could unleash havoc across the Middle East and would at best simply …

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Stop the Madness

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Despite all the hype, Iran’s nuclear program has yet to violate international law. It’s time to calm down, think, and above all halt the rush to war. BY YOUSAF BUTT | JANUARY 19, 2012 Olli Heinonen is alarmed that Iran …

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Do Israeli Leaders Really Think Iran Is an Existential Threat?

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By Robert Wright Jan 26 2012 This Sunday’s New York Times Magazine will feature a big piece, already available online, by the Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman called “Will Israel Attack Iran?” The first paragraph sets a dramatic scene featuring Israel’s …

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