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Robert Burrowes: Review of GIANTS – The Global Power Elite, by Peter Phillips

Tip of the to Jan Oberg and Transcend Media Exposing the Giants: The Global Power Elite 389 individuals, $41 trillion, as core of predatory capitalism not at all responsive to the public interest. ‘Understanding permanent war as an economic relief valve for surplus capital is a vital part of comprehending capitalism in the world today. …

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Brian Wright: In Solidarity with Alex Jones—Review of a Book on Sandy Hook that was Abruptly Banned by Amazon

Mr. President, To an epistemological certainty, Sandy Hook was not real, nobody real died. Sandy Hook was a FEMA drill with the purpose of generating support for an extreme gun control and federal power agenda. This review will simply catalog the main factual data that 489 students, minus 20 = 469 students, plus 70 staff …

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Andrey Kortunov: China In Africa — Seven Chinese Principles? Plus Six Book Reviews on China in Africa

“Seven Capital Vices” of China in Africa: How Capital Are They Really? The recent tenth BRICS Summit in Johannesburg and the forthcoming China-Africa Cooperation Summit in Beijing bring the Chinese-African relations to the center of political and academic discussions. The Chinese advance in Africa since the turn of the century have been spectacular: from a …

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John M. Newman: The Myth of the Free (George Washington Law Review, 86/2, March 2018) – Death Roll for #GoogleGestapo

The Myth of Free 86 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 513 The task is urgent: the Myth of Free is not benign. It has misled courts into granting protected legal status to Free-product suppliers in cases ranging from contract disputes to antitrust and privacy litigation. It has also motivated policy proposals that call for eliminating market interventions—or competitive …

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Review: The Great Revolt – Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics

Salena Zito and Brad Todd 5 Star Insights Into How and Why Trump Won — Complements Our Towns The authors combine experience as a national political analyst for reputable media organizations with national-scope Republican advertising and opinion research. The book offers deep insights into how and why Donald Trump captured so many “Reagan Democrats” at …

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Amazon Kindle: The Death of Secret Intelligence: Three Book Reviews, One Line in the Sand (Trump Revolution 32)

Intelligence at a Cross Roads: To Be Or Not To Be… 4 stars – A+ on Its Narrow Focus, C+ For Contextual Shortfalls David Omand and Mark Phythian, Principled Spying: The Ethics of Secret Intelligence (Georgetown University Press, 2018), 286 pages, $32.95, ISBN-13: 978-1626165601. Grand Theft, Mass Murder, & Legalized Lies – Book Review as …

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