The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
From Cynthia McKinney Anatomy of a Murder: How NATO Killed Qaddafi Family Members 28 May 2011 How many times must a parent bury a child? Well, in the case of Muammar Qaddafi it’s not only twice: once for his daughter, murdered by the United States bombing on his home in 1986, and again on 30 …
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Jonathan Kay Shallow, Scribbler Who Ignored the Books and DVDs, May 23, 2011 I came to this page asking myself if three stars would be too hard on this author and what has proven to be a disturbing amount of garbage. The other reviews kept me at three, I was toying with two stars. When …
The Tehran Peace Conference started on 14 May and ended today, 15 May, (63rd Anniversary of Palestine’s Nakbah ) with me chairing the 7:30 am panel entitled, “Terrorism: Concepts and Contexts.” Members of the Clergy from Brazil, Greece, and the U.S. made presentations as well as international lawyers, academicians, and peace activists from Australia, Canada, …
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Ron Paul Six Stars for Ron Paul’s Consistent Constitution–50 one liners, May 10, 2011 I have read and reviewed earlier books by Ron Paul, such as The Revolution: A Manifesto and A Foreign Policy of Freedom: Peace, Commerce, and Honest Friendship. This book moves into a higher class (only 10% of the books I read …
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Protesters could have learned something at lecture By Jennifer McErlean Published 12:01 a.m., Saturday, May 7, 2011 Deborah Austin-Ford (letter, April 9) asks what Martin Luther King‘s family would think of the choice of Van Jones as the annual King lecturer at Siena College. While the family’s opinion would be of interest, we could turn to …
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Thursday, May 05, 2011 Seven Rules of Plausibility by Roy Latham Rule 1. Don’t call the theory ridiculous Rule 2. Don’t casually accept factual premises that are offered. Rule 3. Consider the relevance of the expertise of a claimed expert Rule 4. Consider Claims One-by-One Rule 5. Keep a Running Tally of the Number of …
Report of bin Laden’s death spurs questions from conspiracy theorists Emily Wax, 2 May 2011 Washington Post While much of America celebrated the dramatic killing of Osama bin Laden, the Sept. 11 conspiracy theorists still had questions. For them and a growing number of skeptics, the plot only thickened. Where was bin Laden’s body? Why …
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