Almost every developing country attempting any level of social programs for its population is being targeted. 
U.S. imperialism and its junior partners have refined economic strangulation into a devastating weapon. 
Sanctions in the hands of the dominant military and economic powers now cause more deaths than bombs or guns. 
This weapon is stunting the growth of millions of youth and driving desperate migrations, dislocating tens of millions.
Is there any possibility that the U.S. could be sanctioned for its endless wars under the same provisions by which it has asserted the right to wreak havoc on other countries?
(sara flounders, workers world)

what is a developing country? it doesn't matter, one of the ones threatened by global corporate power, one struggling to exist.

finished the revisionist and astropastorals. i was wondering why there were so few poems.
it doesn't matter. the work is a body. a small body is potent, sometimes more potent than a large sprawling empire. in the enduring sense. the earth is small in the cosmos.