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Monthly Archives: March 2012
The Greatest Hits of Clarence Thomas
New Blank Book Proposal (by Arlen Grossman/The Big Picture Report): THE COLLECTED GREATEST ORAL ARGUMENTS OF JUSTICE CLARENCE THOMAS The Best Arguments, Questions, and Observations of Justice Clarence Thomas from Supreme Court Oral … Continue reading
Posted in law, Supreme Court
Tagged blank books, Clarence Thomas, Justice Thomas, oral arguments
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Victims of the American Empire: Us
EMPIRES THEN AND NOW By Paul Craig Roberts/ Institute for Political Economy/ March 26, 2012 Great empires, such as the Roman and British, were extractive. The empires succeeded, because the value of the resources and wealth extracted from conquered lands … Continue reading
Rare National TV Commercial Promotes Church-State Separation
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church watchdog and the nation’s largest freethought association, is placing its first national ad on the “CBS Evening News” tonight. This same ad debuted on “CBS Sunday Morning” yesterday. –FFRF News Release
How to Reform Corporate America
The Necessity and Possibility of Corporate Reform: Part 2. Reform Strategies by Gary Brumback/ OpEdNews.com/ March 25, 2012 Moving a mountain might be easier than moving government back to democracy and away from a corpocracy that has put government in … Continue reading
Wall Street & High Gas Prices
My letter to the Editor in today’s Monterey County Herald: So who’s to blame for the spike in gas prices? Their names should sound familiar. Among the major culprits are the same financial behemoths that caused the world economic meltdown four … Continue reading
War = Murder
Murder Is Not an Anomaly in War by Chris Hedges/ TruthDig/ March 19, 2012 The war in Afghanistan—where the enemy is elusive and rarely seen, where the cultural and linguistic disconnect makes every trip outside the wire a visit to … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, military, war
Tagged Bosnia, Chris Hedges, Ernie Pyle, Robert Bales, Truthdig, World War II
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