The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
There’s Something Rotten in Virginia: Israel Is a Malignant Force in Local Politics One of the more interesting aspects of the relentless march of the Israel Lobby in the United States is the extent to which it has expanded its reach down into the state and even local level.
Trump goes to war with the Fed Facing declines in the stock market after nearly two years of cheerleading, the president is attacking the central bank chief he picked for the post. ROBERT STEELE: Politico has it completely wrong. There is nothing neutral about the Federal Reserve — it is the occupying army of the …
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Huh? U.S. Blocked Declaration of “Right to Health Care”, Says Bolivia’s President at OAS Summit Bolivia’s President Evo Morales has blamed U.S. President Barack Obama for the failure of the recent OAS (Organization of American States) Summit of the Americas to issue a final declaration, and he says that a major sticking point for Mr. …
Richard Wolff with David Barsamian 5.0 out of 5 stars SIX STAR Primer on the Necessary Socio-Economic Revolution, February 28, 2015 SIX STAR (my top 10% across 2000+ non-fiction book). This is an extraordinary book full of straight talk and common sense that sets the stage for a socio-economic revolution, first in the USA and …
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2012, trending again. The role of power relations in a p2p economy The #occupy movement, which is a surface manifestation of a deeper Multitude movement, is in fact a refutation of power. Not only of the “power in place”, i.e. big banks, governments, etc. but of what we call “instituted power”, the kind of power your boss has …
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Physical space and ‘Occupy’ tactics: a new trend in civil resistance? Given the importance of broad, diverse, and sustained participation, it remains to be seen whether movements have been doing themselves a favor or a disservice by allowing themselves to be defined by the site of occupation or by the tactic itself, and not by …
