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11 reasons America's a new socialist economy
pjr-s
by pjr-s  7-23-2008   
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The Long March
willhelm
by willhelm  7-20-2008   
 "much of the wacky, upside-down, right-is-wrong, black-is-white stuff we see in the news these days is directly or indirectly inspired by Gramsci: the attacks on Christianity, the family, individual freedom, morality and moral judgements; multiculturalism; the cult of victimhood, "tolerance," political correctness, the replacement of the roles of family, religion, individual responsibility and choice with government rules, laws, and regs; the expansion of the State and the Welfare State and the Nanny State; anti-tradition, anti-capitalism, anti-success, anti-nationalism, anti-Americanism and anti-Westernism, etc - all the stuff that makes me echo Bob Grant with "It's sick out there, and getting sicker." I am sure Antonio never anticipated that a Green movement would emerge to become an ally of the slow, incrementalist and thus less-alarming Gramscian revolution."
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Iraq seed bank looted
mraspear
by mraspear  7-19-2008   
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US Crony Capitalism
AinzF
by AinzF  7-18-2008   
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Alan Greenspan vs Noami Klein
klippety
by klippety  7-18-2008   
 When Greenspan is trying to back paddle from his positions, and Naomi K. is questioning his decisions that led to this and other problems America and the world economy is facing, I almost feel sorry for the man.
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C&L Welcomes Naomi Klein To Discuss The Shock Doctrine
ratilfar
by ratilfar  7-17-2008   
 A great book and film, at least for those who live in the real world.
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Naomi Klein: Bush Sees Crises in Fuel, Food, Housing and Banking as Chance to Exploit Us More
papananook
by papananook  7-17-2008   
  ... Food, fuel, housing, climate change -- talk about these crises. First, start with oil. Klein: There really is a kind of a tsunami of shocks facing not just the economy but people's lives, people's real lives. They're all intersecting. They're making each other worse. And I think we really are seeing some very live examples of what a write about in the book, which is how there is a strategy. And this is what I mean by "the shock doctrine." There is a clear political strategy, and has been for several decades, to exploit these moments when people are desperate for quick-fix solutions and more inclined to believe in a kind of a magical cure, to push through very, very unpopular policies that don't actually solve the crisis at hand, that don't actually help people, but are incredibly profitable for multinational corporations. And I think we are seeing a very vivid example of this with this speech from George Bush yesterday, where he is taking a very real crisis, which is demandi
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Will Little Havana Go Blue?
southernjazzman
by southernjazzman  7-16-2008   
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The Next Big Thing for Mars: The Return -Biosecurity will be an Issue
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  7-15-2008   
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The Death of Reaganomics
Geshizar
by Geshizar  7-15-2008    3
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Video Interview- The Book is Better Yet
klippety
by klippety  7-12-2008   
 This should be in every class room- Read More
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The pendulum always swings
willhelm
by willhelm  7-9-2008    1
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Surviving the Fourth of July by Chris Hedges
papananook
by papananook  7-8-2008   
 “As long as reading is for us the instigator whose magic keys have opened the door to those dwelling-places deep within us that we would not have known how to enter, its role in our lives is salutary,” Proust wrote. “It becomes dangerous, on the other hand, when, instead of awakening us to the personal life of the mind, reading tends to take its place. …”
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A Lesson On China
debbyski
by debbyski  7-7-2008    1
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Government oppression, UK
montypaul
by montypaul  7-6-2008   
 Individual freedoms are rapidly being eroded by the state, in turn constrained by global capitalism.
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Stockholm syndrome: Social Democratic Paradise
righthand
by righthand  7-5-2008    5
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ANC, enrichment and exploitation
montypaul
by montypaul  7-5-2008   
 Neo liberalism enriches the Mbeki elite while the poor are worse fare worse than they did under apartheid.
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Why elites hate global warming science
greenrd
by greenrd  7-3-2008   
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Reid says "coal makes us sick", and "oil makes us sick"
pkronfield
by pkronfield  7-1-2008    3
 Dingy Harry makes me sick. Coal and oil have made this country the powerhouse it is. It hasn't made us sick, it's made us the most prosperous country in the history of mankind. Let's find another energy source beyond fossil fuels. Something that can run our wonderful engine of USA capitalism. Make petroleum worthless and the Arabs will be back to herding goats in no time.
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Chyng Sun’ sexism, racism, big media corporations, and commodification/alienation under capitalism
mikejn
by mikejn  7-1-2008   
 sexism, racism, big media corporations, and commodification/alienation under capitalism
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The Shock Doctrine The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
papananook
by papananook  6-30-2008   
 She's got it right...and expect more shocks from Bush/Cheney before Christmas.
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Obama and Corruption in ACORN
Rufio5
by Rufio5  6-30-2008   
 Background on Obama's community organization connections
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Perspective on Temperature
Rustee
by Rustee  6-27-2008   
  Many questions remain to be answered regarding the real significance of anthropogenic carbon dioxide as a climate forcing factor and related rising sea level consequences projected by the I.P.C.C. First, there is no incontrovertible evidence to support contentions that pre-industrial carbon dioxide levels were consistently lower than the 380 ppm recorded now. More than 90,000 published measurements carried out between 1812 and 1961 indicate that atmospheric levels were actually rising before the Industrial Revolution. They reached about 440 ppm in 1820, dropped to about 390 ppm by 1855, and rose back to about 440 ppm by 1940.
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Commment about Robt. Scheer's new book
papananook
by papananook  6-27-2008   
 Brutal truth about 'Murrika
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Creative Capitalism Blog
kmcolo
by kmcolo  6-27-2008    2
 --The market is the only tool that can solve the world's major problems--. The veracity of that statement is what the blog is discussing.
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Capitalism: Govt. Regulation Is Stifling Energy Innovation
rustajb
by rustajb  6-26-2008   
 You can't maximize profits when you pay too much for R&D and the energy industry is run by interests who would rather make as much money as possible than provide forward thinking innovation. This is the continuing curse of capitalism. Capitalism encourages closed research. It's time we started thinking about shifting necessary industry away from this model and more towards open source. Everyone benefits when we share knowledge. Only the elite win when knowledge is corralled and controlled.
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GREY LODGE OCCULT REVIEW # 18
joaodoopacheco
by joaodoopacheco  6-26-2008   
 "removed upon request" - there is nothing more to be said
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Has capitalism reached its limits?
RayWatkins
by RayWatkins  6-24-2008   
 6-12-08, 9:32 am Editor's Note: Japanese Communist Party Chair Shii Kazuo was interviewed on an Asahi Newstar Communication Satellite TV program broadcast on June 6. The interviewer was Hoshi Hiroshi, a senior political writer of the daily Asahi Shimbun. This is an excerpt of the transcription as provided by Akahata, the national daily newspaper of the Japanese Communist Party.
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Bored With Web 2.0? Demand Change
Socratoad
by Socratoad  6-24-2008    2
 This manifesto for change comes at an important time, when a recent, but growing trend of Web 2.0 ennui is beginning to strike the citizens of the social media landscape. Even VC Fred Wilson was recently caught wondering if he was "bored with Web 2.0," saying: But I am a bit jealous of friends who are working on finding and funding alternative energy or biomedical technologies that have the potential to address the serious problems facing the world. At times it seems that helping the web become more social, intelligent, mobile, and playful is not as impactful.
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Bloomberg Wants Still Higher Gas Taxes
Smoke TNT
by Smoke TNT  6-23-2008   
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M.A. Cambridge
poulindenis
by poulindenis  6-21-2008   
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Obama-Captialize on Fame
zelda67
by zelda67  6-21-2008   
 Can't blame them, they say $15 goes to Obama, lets ask the IRS.
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Mistakes in media science coverage - what kind of institutional problem is it?
greenrd
by greenrd  6-21-2008   
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Ex-Bear Stearns managers arrested for fraud!
AcesLucky
by AcesLucky  6-19-2008    2
 Welcome to un-regulated capitalism. "Barclays accused Bear Stearns of knowing for months that certain assets in the Bear Stearns High-Grade Structured Credit Strategies Enhanced Leverage Master Fund were worth "far less" than their stated values." The big shoe to fall... Naked short selling!
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Che Guevara Finally Gets More Than a Lousy T-Shirt
autumnsakura
by autumnsakura  6-14-2008   
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Has capitalism reached its limits
papananook
by papananook  6-12-2008    7
 interestin interview with Japanese Communist Party leader...I'm sure Wilhelm and N2soon will object
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keep em low
sillysam
by sillysam  6-11-2008   
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Make Your Money By Saving Others Theirs
imageis
by imageis  6-11-2008   
 The rule of thumb for choosing and offering a successful product or service used to revolve around solving customer problems. 2008 and beyond - solve customers' number one problem... saving money!
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The Power of Capitalism
Rustee
by Rustee  6-10-2008   
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What The Media Didn’t Tell You About The Unemployment Spike
merrie
by merrie  6-9-2008   
 Congress is to blame. Last year Congressional Democrats (along with some Stockholm-Syndromed Republicans) passed the Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2007, which started a phased hike of the minimum wage from $5.15 an hour to $7.25. Free market economists warned them that this would increase unemployment – that rapid increases in unemployment compensation hit teens and minorities the hardest. But the class-warriors are running the people’s house now, and they would hear none of that, so they took to the floor, let loose the dogs of demagoguery, and saddled America’s pizza parlors, municipal swimming pools, house painting businesses and lawn mowing services with a huge cost increase.
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