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Editor's update: Axis of Logic reader and friend, "The Dream," found the first copy of this powerful John Pilger film documentary for publication on Axis of Logic. After only one month, the film was removed by our source, Vimeo in an act of brazen censorship (see copy of the removed... » read this article

Author, journalist, film maker John Pilger speaks at Socialism 2009  Filmed by Paul Hubbard at the Womens Building in San Francisco 7-4-09. Source: Hay Market Books... » read this article

Introduction: Lion of the Desert is a film epic of the history of Omar Mukhtar, known as the Lion of the Desert, was a Bedouin who led the Libyan resistance in a war against colonization of Libya by the Italian army leading up to WWII. The film can be viewed... » read this article

This week marks the 40th anniversary of another 9/11 tragedy: the Attica prison rebellion. On September 9, 1971, prisoners took over much of state prison in Attica, New York, to protest conditions at the maximum security prison. Then Governor Nelson Rockefeller ordered state police to storm the facility on the... » read this article

This video explores how ALBA has helped Nicaragua's Sandinista government balance the imperative of promoting trade and employment with the need to protect and help the most vulnerable sectors of the population. The solid economic and social coherence of the Bolivarian Alliance of the peoples of the Americas can be... » read this article

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Editor's Note: Axis of Logic Columnist Siv O'Neall urged us to publish this film documentary. After viewing it, we entreat all Axis of Logic Readers to watch this inspirational and informative film by Jamie Doran. It reveals how the ingenuity and selfless work of people in extreme poverty can bring... » read this article

A Manifesto for Axis of Logic ... for us all ... 2 hours requires too much of your time? After watching this documentary, you will understand that 2 hours from your life is really ... much less than a millisecond! What a Way to Go is a documentary film, written and directed by... » read this article

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Editor's Note: None of the content in this interview with Alan Sabrosky surprised us at Axis of Logic and much of it will not surprise many Axis readers. What's particularly interesting about this interview is it's source. Alan Sabrosky is no ordinary U.S. Marine Corps veteran. He was Director of Strategic Studies... » read this article

Editor's Note: The Power of Nightmares (entire series) can be viewed in the 3 one hour videos below. Readers may also be interested in our writeup on the series and a revealing 10 minute excerpt video on al Queda from Part 3 of the series: BBC: al Qaeda Does Not... » read this article

Editor's Note: This is one of the many 'fruits' of the capitalist system. Some might respond by saying that this has nothing to do with capitalism or at most, an aberration within the capitalist system. We reject such views. We say it ultimately "capitalism" - a system that places profits... » read this article

May 26, 2011 This week the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) visited Fukushima Daiichi, to investigate the accident, and TEPCO’s emergency response actions.  At Fukushima, massive amounts of high radioactive waste have been created, with no clear plan for long-term or permament storage.  Spent nuclear fuel is about 95% Uranium,... » read this article

Editor's Note: Over the past week or so we have featured articles about US/British photo journalists' depiction of the US war against the people of Afghanistan. Those articles showed this bloody war from the perspective of film makers embedded with the U.S. military. They generally showed the US soldiers sympathetically and even as... » read this article

Editor's comment: This video was sent to us by Axis of Logic columnist, Joanne Namerow. Upon sending the video, Joanne wrote: "I forgot to send you this video. It's a video diary from Tim Hetherington, the director of the documentary "Restrepo". He was killed in Libya yesterday. It's a video... » read this article

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Max Keiser & David DeGraw: Decentralized global rebellion against neoliberal economic policies Keiser and DeGraw discuss: the economic world war – the centrally planned neo-liberal economic aristocracy and the global decentralized rebellion taking shape against it; overcoming divide and conquer strategies; social media as a weapon; Anonymous as a powerful... » read this article

An hour south of Miami is the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation, Haiti. In 1991 its citizens elected a former Roman Catholic priest and exponent of liberation theology, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, as president. Popular among Haiti's poor and disenfranchised, Aristide become a target of Haiti's business interests (and the political parties that... » read this article