The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Loch Johnson 5.0 out of 5 stars Scholarly Reference–Does Not Add Weight to Reform, June 10, 2011 By Robert D. Steele (Oakton, VA United States) – See all my reviews The author of this book, Loch Johnson, is one of two people who also served on the Church Commission-Brit Snider is the other, and he …
Advisers urge military to rely less on drones, more on expertise Eli Lake, 1 June 2011 The Washington Times Military operations in Afghanistan rely too much on intelligence gathered by unmanned drones, often exclude important publicly available data and do not focus enough on the recruitment of human agents, a Pentagon report says. The report …
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Washington’s war on Chavez By Stephen Lendman, Tehran Times, May 30, 2011 Since George W. Bush took office in January 2001, efforts to oust Hugo Chavez failed three times. . . . . . . Nonetheless, disruptive activities continue, including malicious propaganda, CIA subversion, funding opposition forces, sanctions, and militarizing the region, notably in Colombia …
James Petras TImely, Deep Historical Insights, Some Gaps & Biases, May 29, 2011 I would normally wait but in the absence of any reviews want to just praise this book as timely, with deep historical insights, and a few gaps and biases as well as no index, the latter almost always causes me to remove …
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Just got fired from Wells Fargo. RE: the following email So…here’s what I wrote. It’s missing a handy chart where it depicts the average Wells employee’s hourly salary vs. the CEO’s salary, but you get the gist. Full disclosure, I had been working here for a few months and this was to be my last …
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Sacrificial Crowds and Radical Power: A Meditation by Justin Rogers-Cooper, 19 May 2011 Advocate (CUNY Graduate Center) In early January the BBC reported that Mohammad Bouazazi, a Tunisian college graduate who illegally sold fruits and vegetables in Sidi Bouzid, had died from his self-inflicted burns. He had set himself on fire by dousing his body with petrol …
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Defense Insanity: U.S. Military Dependent on Russian Pilots and Planes By George Landrith May 17, 2011 6:18 am GOPUSA The U.S. is hiring the Russians to deliver sensitive equipment and supplies to our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Why? Because the U.S. military has a shortage of the highly dependable and amazingly versatile C-17 airlifter …
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