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Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Global Research TV Visit our Website America’s Multi-Front War By Global Research News Global Research, March 07, 2018 Url of this article: https://www.globalresearch.ca/selected-articles-americas-multi-front-war/5631158 We thank our readers who over the years have contributed to our endeavors. If you have the means to make a donation to contribute to our fight for truth, this would be much appreciated.   Consider Making a Donation to Global Research We likewise encourage you to re-post this selection of articles. Share through social media and discuss with your colleagues and friends. *     *     * Is China Neoliberal? By Kim Petersen, March 06, 2018 What is neoliberalism? To start, it is not new, and it is not liberal. It is predicated on prioritizing the private sphere over the public sphere; i.e., allowing the so-called free-market to decide. Hence, the role of the government is to be minimized, with privatization, cutting social programs, deregulating finance, and imposing austerity prescribed. The Arctic Climate Tipping Points: Methane and the Future of the Biosphere By Dr. Andrew Glickson, March 06, 2018 As extreme temperatures, the rate of sea ice melt, the collapse of Greenland glaciers, the thawing of Siberian and Canadian permafrost and increased evaporation in the Arctic drive cold snow storms into Europe and North America, and as hurricanes and wild fires affect tropical and semi-tropical parts of the globe, it is becoming clear Earth is entering a period of uncontrollable climate tipping points consequent on the shift in composition and thereby the state of the atmosphere-ocean system. United States: The Political Economy of Massacres By Prof. James Petras, March 06, 2018 The question is why does the US political system bemoan the frequent occurrence of mass shootings, and yet turn around and endorse the political process that makes these killings possible?  The size, scope and duration of massacres requires that we examine the large-scale, long-term systemic features of the US political economy. Lessons From Cuba By Will Podmore, March 06, 2018 The withdrawal of Soviet aid in 1990 left Cuba’s economy on a knife-edge. Cubans lost all their markets in sugar. They ceased to receive foodstuffs, fuel, wood, soap, raw materials. Calories and protein intake were reduced by half. Plans for nuclear energy had to be abandoned. The US intensified its blockade, passing the Helms-Burton Act. It was a case of adapt or die. Trump-Netanyahu Meeting at White House to Discuss Multi-Front War in Middle East By Timothy Alexander Guzman, March 06, 2018 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet U.S. President Donald J. Trump to discuss what has long been in the works, war. A war against Syria, Hezbollah, Lebanon and eventually its main target, Iran. Another issue will be discussed is the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem (which in my mind will lead to the Third Intifada). Israeli Army’s Lies Can No Longer Salvage Its Image By Jonathan Cook, March 06, 2018 A child horrifically injured by soldiers was arrested and terrified into signing a false confession that he was hurt in a bicycle accident. A man who, it was claimed, had died of tear-gas inhalation was actually shot at point-blank range, then savagely beaten by a mob of soldiers and left to die. And soldiers threw a tear gas canister at a Palestinian couple, baby in arms, as they fled for safety during a military invasion of their village. Disclaimer: The contents of this article are of sole responsibility of the author(s). The Centre for Research on Globalization will not be responsible for any inaccurate or incorrect statement in this article. Copyright © Global Research News, Global Research, 2018