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How the US Protected ExxonMobil From Becoming Ensnared in Brutal Indonesian Conflict

Steve Coll, The Penguin Press. May 3, 2012.

ExxonMobil's highly profitable natural gas field in Indonesia drew the company's executives into the bloody war for independence being waged by the Free Aceh Movement.

Why One of the World's Leading Peace Advocates Threatened to Punch Me in the Face

Stephen Zunes, AlterNet. April 5, 2012.

Gareth Evans, a former attorney-general and foreign minister in Australia, threatened me because I raised the issue of his support for the Suharto dictatorship in Indonesia.

Worst Food Additive Ever? It's in Half of All Foods We Eat and Its Production Destroys Rainforests and Enslaves Children

Jill Richardson, AlterNet. October 24, 2011.

The production of this ingredient causes jaw-dropping amounts of deforestation (and with it, carbon emissions) and human rights abuses.

Sustainable Palm Oil: Rainforest Savior or Fig Leaf?

Fred Pearce, Yale Environment 360. November 30, 2010.

The push to promote sustainable palm oil is turning into a test case for green consumerism. The outcome could help determine the future of the rainforests of Asia and Africa.

Obama Traveling in the Company of Killers

Amy Goodman, King Features Syndicate. November 10, 2010.

Obama's visit to Indonesia is a tacit approval of wide-spread killings by the Kopasus death squads.

Walmart, KFC, Burger King Paper Purchases Destroying Indonesia's Rainforests

Matthew McDermott, TreeHugger. July 6, 2010.

A new report from Greenpeace points the finger at the international companies responsible for Indonesian deforestation, and the international brands aiding and abetting them.

How an Ingredient Found in Everything from Chocolate to Chips Is Causing Massive Environmental Destruction

Sarah Newman, AlterNet. May 28, 2010.

The production of palm oil, the common ingredient in an astounding number of products, is causing deforestation, global warming emissions and a loss of biodiversity.

Ann Dunham's 'Surviving Against the Odds' Published: The Dreams of Obama's Mother Come to Light

Dinesh Sharma, Asia Times. January 18, 2010.

15 years after she passed away from cancer, we can see in S. Ann Dunham's work on development in Indonesia her dream of changing the world one village at a time.

Do Obama and Geithner Have the Same Flaw: Accommodation Instead of Moral Action?

Mark Ames, AlterNet. January 15, 2010.

Tim Geithner has a long history of caving to moral pressures and smoothing over colossal failures. But his personality is much like Obama. Maybe that's how he keeps his job.

Going Back to the Future to Fight Climate Change

Going Back to the Future to Fight Climate Change

Anil Netto, IPS News. October 12, 2009.

As typhoons morph the landscape, those who cultivate it are discovering new ways to succeed.

Looking for a New Economic Model? Try an Old One -- Islamic Banking

Staff, Truthdig. March 4, 2009.

The U.S. spent much of the 20th century lecturing the world about how to run an economy. Clearly, we've lost some credibility in that area.

Could an Obama Presidency Dampen Enthusiasm for Jihad?

Bramantyo Prijosusilo, New America Media. November 12, 2008.

If Obama upholds democratic values abroad without double standards, jihadi ideologues will have a much harder time recruiting.

As Obama Heads to Middle East and Europe, Let's Talk About U.S. Imperialism

Roberto Lovato, Of America. July 19, 2008.

As Obama prepares for his world tour, we must prepare to ask him the tough questions about imperialism and the U.S. global military machine.

Joining Thuggery and Profits: the Legacy of Suharto's Indonesia

Andreas Harsono, CorpWatch. February 19, 2008.

Suharto was no ordinary thug. He was a business-minded one.

Earthquake Strikes Indonesia, Tsunami Warning Issued

December 31, 1969.


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