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The article presents the author' views on the systematic increase in children's abuse and assault in the U.S. society. He comments that children are assaulted and are deployed as dead-end labor with no benefits and the society turn a blind eye to it. He remarks that the direct corporate invasion of the minds and bodies of children is overlooked following the bank-engineered collapse of socialdemocratic Europe and the collapse of Earth's primary life support systems.

The article discusses the central administrations' increasing subordination of the university to corporate-market methods and appropriation of educational funds that predominate academic standards in Canada. It notes that the control of knowledge is a contribution of the global market, which opposes knowledge dissemination. It adds that the academy's freedom of knowledge dissemination is transposed, but college administrators are stressing for better commercialization of knowledge creation.

The article discusses the impact of the ongoing ruling of the fast-money men in the administration of President Barack Obama on the public in the U.S. The system in the money-printing machine and financially hollowed-out system in the U.S. economy has not changed despite of the appointments of the new economic and financial directors in the position. The continuing scheme also leads to the big loans made by the automobile companies and no public benefits progress.

The author discusses the impact of the U.S. intervention in various global issues and the peacemaking role of Canada in the Ukraine crisis. He notes how the intervention of the U.S. in Iraq, Libya, and Syria led to society destruction. He argues the failure of the Canadian political parties to recognize its peacemaking mission due to the influence of the U.S. and media consensus.

The article reports on the undeserved majority of Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the 2011 federal elections in Canada. It stresses the need to reveal Harper's incompetent and dictatorial rule, and a four-year campaign to build towards a socially responsible government to supplant him. It notes the much money wins by the Harper-rule for attack advertisements and funding withdrawal revenge on any nongovernmental organization (NGO) that dares criticize it.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including one on the definition of greenhouse gas emissions in the November 2010 issue, one on the term "economic growth," by Herman Daly and Wayne Ellwood, and one on the rescue of miners in Argentina.

The article focuses on the issues surrounding the tax system in Canada. It examines why the tax system of the country can be called a war of the rich against the public sector and the poor. It also explores the policies employed into the tax system and its negative effect to the lives and incomes of the poor.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article related to the science and knowledge as the strategy of war related to the Prime Minister, Stephen Harper's government.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the articles "Ecological web is badly tangled," by John Vidal and "Divisions deep as green solutions sought," by Jonathan Watts.

The article explores the theories on capitalism and overproduction in explaining the causes of global economic crisis. It focuses on the views of economic analyst Walden Bello on the concepts of "overproduction" and "value creation." The author also considers the Marxist ideas on the theoretical cause of the crisis.

Several letters to the editor and a response by author Helen Forsey about her article "The Patriarchal Illusion of Control" in the February 2014 issue are presented.