The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Hmmmm. Can you spell unethical idiocy? AT BEST, the Iranian Liberation Nut-Jobs. AT WORST, another Israeli false flag operation. In the middle, the usual out-of-control lunatic covert action wanna-bees. Robert Steele adds: if and when this becomes fully exposed, it will qualify as a “precipitant” of revolution, showing the public with stark immediacy the degree …
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Army of unemployed is now entrenched in U.S. Commentary: Structural woes in economy creating ‘permanent underclass’ Howard Gold Wall Street Journal, 14 October 2011 The public knew this much earlier than economists or pundits did, and as for politicians — don’t ask! . . . . . Listen to Charles Plosser, president of the Federal …
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Below is a SALES PITCH. However, it offers a useful view. Standberry Research on Saudi Oil Phi Beta Iota: A real conspirary theorist would wonder if the “Iranian plot” was actually a half-assed Exxon plot. The sales pitch is annoying, finally getting to the point, shale gas, but along the way, does itemize the level …
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Huh? U.S. Accuses Iranians of Plotting to Kill Saudi Envoy Holder: US will hold Iran accountable in plot to assassinate Saudi ambassador Iranian plot to kill Saudi ambassador thwarted, U.S. officials say Alleged Iranian Terror Plotter Was Well-Known Texas Used Car Salesman U.S. aims to “unite the world” against Iran Iran slams plot allegations
Occupy Wall Street shifts from protest to policy phase Protesters face the difficult and interesting task of leveraging their influence to achieve concrete policy changes addressing their concerns. By Michael HiltzikLos Angeles Times, October 12, 2011 How do you know when a protest movement is starting to scare the pants off the establishment? One clue …
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Katrina Vanden Heuvel, writer for the Nation was interviewed on Democracy Now and mentioned electoral reform (after Danny Schecter segment) in hopes that it would sprout from/around Occupy Wall Street. Independent Media Stalwarts Katrina vanden Heuvel & Danny Schechter Speak Out at Occupy Wall Street Democracy Now!, 11 October 2011 “The moral clarity of this …
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‘West revolts far from global narratives’ Interview with Jonathan Fryer, broadcaster and journalist American Awakening? As many political analysts believe recent revolts in the US and Europe against the ruling economic systems are part of a global movement, some other observers argue that the uprisings simply seek personal demands. Watch and Read More. Phi Beta …
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