Amy Goodman (born April 13, 1957) is an American broadcast journalist, syndicated columnist, investigative reporter, and author.
Since 1996, she has been the main host and executive producer of Democracy Now!, an independent global news program that she co-founded. It is broadcast daily and syndicated nationally on radio, television, and the Internet, including by transcription.
On this award-winning program, she elevates voices and perspectives rarely covered in the irresponsible U.S. corporate media. Highlights of Goodman's investigative journalism career include coverage of... More
Evangelical Christians can be Zionists, too
"Never again" means no more genocide, ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity, and racist war crimes against anyone anywhere. Jews used to believe it, but many have now been hoodwinked into thinking it only applied to them, mostly referring to elitist Ashkenazi (European) Jews. Consider The Nakba(the "Catastrophe") is The Holocaust committed by Zionist Jews for the past 75 years, which continues in Palestine, Gaza, the West Bank, and parts of Jerusalem, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, and is coming to the rest of the geopolitical Middle East soon.
(Today Unpacked and Unpacked) Feb. 15, 2026: The charge of “dual loyalty” has followed many Jews for centuries. From 19th-century Europe to modern America, Jews have been accused of caring more about Israel — and each other — than their own official country.
Tracing this idea from the Dreyfus affair to today’s political debates, this story examines where the accusation comes from, why it persists, and what it reveals about belonging, citizenship, and who gets to count as truly American.
(Unpacked) The ultimate victims tell the story they want everyone to hold as the one and only explanation. "Why Hitler saw Jews as a threat to humanity" | Explained
Nazis burned few books compared to US, UK
Weren't the Nazis the biggest censors? Not by a longshot. Puritans were.
Mr. Undershaft is a successful and wealthy businessman who has made millions from his weapons factory, which manufactures the world-famous Undershaft guns, cannons, torpedoes, submarines, and aerial battleships. When his children were still small, the Undershafts parents separated. By herself, Lady Britomart has been raising their children, who have not seen their father since. During their reunion, Undershaft learns that his daughter Barbara is a major in The Salvation Army. She works at a shelter in West Ham, east London. Major Barbara and her father Mr. Undershaft agree that he will visit Barbara's Army shelter if in exchange she will visit his weapons factory. More #fullmovie #drama #war
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