Ian Goodrum
LATEST ARTICLES BY Ian Goodrum
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Opinion
To find Capitol perpetrators, U.S. ruling class should look in the mirror
January 11, 2021The hordes who attacked Congress are the people who jeered students attending integrated schools. They’re the people who formed lynch mobs. This is an old, abiding hatred with a fresh coat of paint.
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Opinion
Don’t trust China’s COVID-19 science? Try surviving without it
October 26, 2020You don’t need to look too far to see how essential China's methods are; the U.S. steadfastly ignored China’s blueprint and now has more cases and deaths than anywhere else.
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Opinion
TikTok – Trump’s anti-China tech war is a protection racket for U.S. capital
August 7, 2020Microsoft or some other oligarch gets one of the world’s top social media sites for peanuts, and a Chinese competitor gets choked out of the U.S. entirely. It’s a protection racket on an international scale.
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News
Op-Ed: Trump’s closure of China’s Houston consulate a desperate, boneheaded move
July 24, 2020With outright blaming China for the pandemic proving to be a dud, the U.S. government is ratcheting up tensions in other ways.
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World
Less talk, more action: Between Trump and Xi, the contrast is clear
May 21, 2020Trump dishes out more blame for his own COVID-19 failures; Xi dishes out $2 billion to help the world fight the virus.
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Opinion
Lab lies: U.S. continues disinformation campaign about Wuhan virus lab
May 11, 2020As COVID-19 maintains its devastating spread throughout the world, it has found an unlikely ally: the United States government.
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Opinion
Charges of coronavirus ‘cover-up’ in China distract from Trump administration’s failed response
April 21, 2020There are three kinds of lies: Lies, damned lies, and statistics.
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World
Trump’s “blame China” campaign is an effort to dodge responsibility
April 3, 2020First, China was doing too much to stop the coronavirus. Now, U.S. media and government officials are saying it didn’t do enough. Ian Goodrum asks them to make up their minds.
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