–More on the Ignorance Peddlers in Canada.

–Samir Amin.

–Very interesting.

–A response to the Guardian article which gets it so wrong.

–Some analysis of the working-class roots (or lack there of) of what is transpiring in Egypt and Tunisia. They are not undergoing the same process, despite all the media’s insistence they are.

–Agreed. Well said. A must read.

–Brazil’s new president.

–Yet another format for Leftnews.

–More evidence that the cuts to the public service in Britain are just an ideological drive to limit universal access of British citizens to a system they have paid to build and maintain.

Everything that is coming from the Tories in the UK is based around paying more public money to the elites.

–More analysis on the attempted coup in Ecuador by Mark Weisbrot.

–Chomsky talks about the Israeli state and the US.

–I don’t usually link to this kind of publication, but this is an interesting interview with Chomsky.

–Bring them home.

–Always a good read.

–Liars.

–Naomi Klein comments about the G20 and what was accomplished in the elites’ continued attack on the working people of the world.

The Ecuadorian government recalled its ambassador to Israel for consultations in protest of Israel’s attack on a humanitarian aid fleet – El Comercio (Quito-Ecuador).

–Ever so.

–An analysis of more poor reporting in the Economist Mag.

–Pilger takes the UK parties to task for their support of state sponsored violence.

–Comrade Fidel points to the environmental and human disaster that is the BP oil spill of the US coast as yet another piece of evidence that the US state cannot control the corporations that is so loves.

–As the G20 gets closer, more discussion of bank taxes, taxes on financial transactions, and regulation of the sector will occur. It is not a sexy thing to organise mass protests around, but people should familiarise themselves with the arguments.