Occupy Wall Street protesters sue New York City
By Rady Ananda After the New York Police Dept. arrested over 700 protesters on the Brooklyn Bridge last Saturday, six of those arrested filed a class action lawsuit on Oct. 4, alleging constitutional violations for intentional entrapment and false… more »
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Uncle Sam Food History Exhibit Promotes Food Control
By Rady Ananda Oh, gag me with a bowl of propaganda. The National Archives is hosting an historical exhibit on government say in what we eat and grow and how to cook it: “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam: The Government's Effect on the American Diet.” From the… more »
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Questions for the Money Party - Why negative job growth for 11 years?
By Michael Collins "The Money Party is a very small group of enterprises and individuals who control almost all of the money and power in the United States. They use their money and power to make more money and gain more power. It's not about… more »
Michael Collins: Things are Different (and sometimes much better) in the East
Michael Collins The nation formerly known as the Ottoman Empire is building a strong foundation for a bright future. That nation is also addressing its scandalous recent past as it reaches out to old enemies. The dynamics producing real change in Turkey… more »
Libya, Gas Prices, and the Big Payday at Your Expense
Another Triumph for The Money Party Michael Collins The average price for a gallon of gas rose 30% from $2.69 in July 2010 to $3.49 as of March 6. Most of that 30% has come in just the last few days. We're about to embark on another period of let the… more »
Tags: citizens, crude oil, economy, energy, gas prices, gouging, increases, libya, per gallon, saudi arabia, the money party, uae
‘Global Economic Crisis’ exposes plans for a global military dictatorship
By Rady Ananda Review of: The Global Economic Crisis: The Great Depression of the XXI Century Editors, Michel Chossudovsky and Andrew Gavin Marshall Publisher: Global Research, 2010 (391 pp) There’s a certain irony to my reading this book while waiting… more »
Egypt's Revolution - Labor Arbitrage and Rubin's Folly
By Numerian posted by Michael Collins The forces of globalization are increasingly and in surprising places and ways under attack. Globalization did not happen by accident; it was the result of policies put in place by people with a particular agenda.… more »
It's all good! Party on like there's no tomorrow
By Numerian posted by Michael Collins "The US financial system is close to collapse - The deliberate public relations campaign by government, politicians, and business leaders to assure us that “all is well” when it comes to the banking system is… more »
Is Christmas Imploding?
By Numerian posted by Michael Collins Not only is Christmas no longer a religious holiday, the whole purpose of Christmas has become the ritual of shopping for gifts. So important has gift-buying become, that the media are fascinated by scorecards and… more »
Icelanders egg PM as global protests condemn corruption, banksters
By Rady Ananda As proceedings begin against Iceland's former Prime Minister, Geir Haarde, for the banking crisis of 2008, at least two thousand Icelanders took to the streets in two days of protest this weekend. Iceland joins over a dozen other nations… more »
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