In statements such as European Greens continue to stand in undivided solidarity with Ukraine, the EU Greens call the Russian invasion "unprovoked" and support sending arms to Ukraine. The EU Greens make a similar statement in US Elections: European Greens call for...
How To Think About the War in Ukraine: a Response to Eric Levitz
In March of 2022, New York Magazine published the essay Is America to Blame for Russia’s War in Ukraine? by Eric Levitz. It's illuminating to respond to it now, after over two years have passed and more information has come to light about what happened in the run-up...
Dennis Kucinich: The US Engineered a Coup To Drag Ukraine Into a Conflict
In this April 2, 2024 interview with Judge Napolitano, Dennis Kucinich says: "What's happened is that the U.S. State Department and U.S. Government basically engineered a coup in Ukraine and used that to drag Ukraine into a conflict in Donetsk and Luhansk in the...
Why It’s So Important To Expose US Provocations in Ukraine
I exchanged email with someone who works as a researcher for a peace institute. He acknowledged that the U.S. bears some responsibility for the crisis in Ukraine but he thinks the “the vast bulk of the responsibility for the invasion of Ukraine lies with Vladimir...
Putin Apologists?
Former U.S. Ambassador to the USSR Jack Matlock says in Ukraine: Tragedy of a Nation Divided:Interference by the United States and its NATO allies in Ukraine’s civil struggle has exacerbated the crisis within Ukraine, undermined the possibility of bringing the two...
Why James Kirchick Is Wrong About the War in Ukraine
James Kirchick’s essay How the Anti-war Camp Went Intellectually Bankrupt in The Atlantic is a defense of U.S. involvement in the war in Ukraine. The essay mostly consists of name-calling and ridicule of cherry-picked arguments made by antiwar commentators from...