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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Early Problems With “Enhanced Interrogation”
Posted in civil liberties, humor
Tagged enhanced interrogation, Gary Larson, Gumby, torture
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The Visible Hand of the Market
Posted in Economics, economy, employment, inequality, Justice, labor, law, poverty, race, taxes, Wall Street
Tagged capitalism, homeless, LiberationNews.org, millionaires
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Who Cares What the People Want? Certainly Not the Supreme Court
BPR Quotes of the Day The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struck down Montana’s 100-year-old ban on corporate money in state and local elections. Reaffirming their horrendous Citizens United decision, the Court eliminated all restrictions on campaign spending by Montana … Continue reading
Posted in elections, government, Quotations, Supreme Court
Tagged Copper Kings, corporations, corruption, Gov. Brian Schweitzer, Montana
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HOW SAD WE ONLY HAVE ONE BERNIE SANDERS
The American People Are Angry By Bernie Sanders/ OpEdNews.com/ June 28, 2012 The American people are angry. They are angry that they are being forced to live through the worst recession in our lifetimes — with sky-high unemployment, with millions … Continue reading
The Morally Corrupt But Brilliant Secret Strategy of the Military/Industrial/Homeland Security Complex
by Arlen Grossman/ The Big Picture Report “War is a racket… easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious… It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives….It is conducted for … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, Economics, economy, foreign policy, government, military, politics, Terrorism, war
Tagged al Qaeda, Bill of Rights, CIA, FBI, General Smedley Butler, Gulf of Tonkin, Militiary-industrial complex, Naomi Klein, national security, Patriot Act, Remember the Main, The Shock Doctrine, war on terror, Washington Post, WMDs, Yemen
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Faith: A No-Brainer
BPR Quote of the Day “Say what you will about the sweet miracle of unquesting faith. I consider the capacity for it terrifying.” Kurt Vonnegut
MAYBE THE REVOLUTION ISN’T OVER
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the reports of the death of the Occupy movement are greatly exaggerated. Chris Hedges makes the case that Occupy is lying dormant, ready to return in an as yet unknown form, to continue what it started. Hedges … Continue reading
Posted in elections, Occupy, Occupy Wall Street, politics, protest, protests
Tagged Chris Hedges, Kevin Zeese, Truthdig, Wisconsin, Zuccotti Park
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