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Tiananmen Square: The Arab revolutions don�t deserveScott Stockdale
March 31, 2011
On April 15, 1989, 100,000 people gathered at Tiananmen Square, in Beijing, to mourn the death of Hu Yaobang, a Communist Party official known for tolerating dissent. During 1989, a number of communist governments in Eastern Europe fell, as the people demanded democracy and, led mainly by students and intellectuals, the people in Tiananmen Square followed suit.
The truth about Zionist IsraelScott Stockdale
April 21, 2011
With overwhelming evidence to the contrary, one has to wonder why Canadian Jewish organizations such as the Canadian Jewish Congress, the Canada-Israel Committee and B'nai Brith continue to claim Zionist Israel is a liberal democracy - a beacon in a sea of repressive regimes, that western governments just happen to support.
Why the "ethnic vote" must vote out Harper?Scott Stockdale
April 21, 2011
In a recent press release, leading immigration lawyers, practitioners and academics refuted the arguments of the Harper's Conservative Government that their policies have been favourable to new Canadians.
Reading into Election 2011Scott Stockdale
May 5, 2011
It's often said that people get the leaders they deserve and, for better or worse, Canadians have given Stephen Harper a strong mandate to implement his policies.
Egypt's Revolution: The Romanian ExperienceScott Stockdale
May 12, 2011
In December 1989 a series of riots and clashes led to the execution of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and the end of the Communist regime. Romania was the only country in the Eastern Bloc where the transition from the socialist state to democracy involved the forcible overthrow and execution of the country's leaders.
Oslo's terrorism: Who is responsible?Scott Stockdale
July 29, 2011
Following the attacks in Oslo on July 22, where a car bomb was detonated outside Oslo's government headquarters and at least 75 mostly young people were shot and killed at a political summer camp on nearby Utoya Island, the featured headline in The New York Times online front page strongly suggested Muslims were responsible for the attacks in Oslo.
The never-ending "war on terror"Scott Stockdale
September 13, 2011
The death of Atiyah Abd al-Rahman in an Aug. 22 drone attack in Pakistan was a crucial blow to the core group that once surrounded Osama bin Laden, according to U.S. intelligence officials.
Prayers at schools: "This isn't about religion, it's about community," parents say Scott Stockdale
September 28, 2011
Some 200 people with opposing views of the Toronto District School Board's (TDSB) policy to allow students at Valley Park Middle School (VPMS) to pray at the school on Fridays - the Muslim holy day - faced off against each other, surrounded by police officers, at the TDSB's office on Yonge Street recently.
Zionism must live with the timesScott Stockdale
October 15, 2011
Watching the torturous peace process drag on for years and years with no end in sight, both a Jewish Zionist journalist and a Palestinian American journalist have concluded that a one-state solution is the only viable alternative to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The capitalist mantra of the one per centScott Stockdale
October 30, 2011
While Occupy movements continue to escalate around the world, based on the dominant theme that "We're the 99 per cent and you're the one per cent," - the dominant message is the anger that a small proportion of powerful people hold the majority of society's wealth -- and they seem to be getting richer. The CBC Radio program The Current recently interviewed some of the one per cent people.

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Dimitri Lascaris just returned to Greece from an 11-day journey across Iran in a time of war. While walking the streets of a coastal town in Crete, Dimitri discusses what he learned in Iran, where he thinks the war is heading, and why he came to Crete to continue his coverage of the war.