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Category Archives: history
The End
The Messiahs of Hope Assure Us Everything Will Be OK in the End. But It Won’t By Chris Hedges/ Truthdig/ /September 2, 2019 There is nothing new to our story. The flagrant lies and imbecilities of the inept and corrupt … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, environment, history, politics
Tagged Andrea Dworkin, Chris Hedges, climate justice, Earth, end of the world, John Gray, Truthdig, Wen Stephenson
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History Repeats Itself
Posted in America, economy, history, inequality, politics
Tagged Don't You Forget About Me, Simple Minds
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For President’s Day
Posted in Donald Trump, government, history, politics
Tagged President's Day, U.S. Presidents
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98 Minutes That Changed History
By Arlen Grossman It is not too far-fetched to say the first presidential debate of 2016 changed the course of history. Donald Trump was breathing down the neck of Hillary Clinton in the polls, and appeared to be picking up … Continue reading
Posted in debates, elections, history, politics
Tagged Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton
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When the Future Looked Bright
Posted in elections, history, politics
Tagged JFK commercial, John F. Kennedy, Kennedy for President
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Destroying the Village: Then and Now
BPR Quotes of the Day: Japanfocus.org Vietnam War: “We had to destroy the village in order to save it.” –Quote reportedly attributed to an American military officer by journalist Peter Arnett. ICJ Project Climate Change: “We had to destroy the … Continue reading
MASSACRE DESTINY
The Ultimate Logic of a Society Built on Mass Murder By Glen Ford/ Black Agenda Radio / December 18, 2012 “Mass murder is at the core of the American national religion.” As a native-born American, I grew up watching cowboy and Indian … Continue reading
Posted in foreign policy, history, military, philosophy, race, Terrorism, war
Tagged American Indians, Black Agenda Report, genocide, Glen Ford, lynching, mass murder, Newtown, school shooting, white supremacy
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