There’s quite a lot of fun to be had in mapping our current economic woes on to John Kenneth Galbraith’s interpretations and criticisms of capitalism, first published in 2004. One of the many “frauds” that he says capitalism foists on us is that of “accepted fraud”, whereby shareholders in a […]
Corporate Corruption
By Dr. Alan Sabrosky Many years ago I read a fascinating discussion of the “tactics of mistake.” This essentially entailed using a target’s prejudices and preconceptions to mislead them as to the origin and intent of the attack, entrapping them in a tactical situation that later worked to […]
[ … yep … … we can see you … ] The ritual in Eyes Wide Shut (Youtube, 5 min, embedding disabled) While perusing the Jeff Rense-Benjamin Fulford interview transcript in researching Chinese secret society which I previously discussed, I came across the interesting tidbit : […]
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Icelanders should be proud of their success in taking their country back over the last few years and we should be proud of them. They serve as an example for us all. Axis of Logic commentary & photo essay
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[youtube]qSf13AS2Owk[/youtube] [youtube]d_38fSeRDB0[/youtube] Troubling new data has revealed that there are an average of 950 suicide attempts each month by veterans who are receiving some type of treatment from the Veterans Affairs Department. Seven percent of the attempts are successful, and 11 percent of those who dont succeed on the first […]
World War II air combat veteran & historian Howard Zinn … On the difference between the government and the nation. And how “government” has hijacked patriotism in the service of the highest corporate bidders. Video : https://www.brasschecktv.com/page/4188.html – Brasscheck
. The revolutionary movement that began in Tunisia at the end of last year has now sparked mass movements in Europe. Principally, to date, in Greece and Spain. On the surface, these movements have little in common. In Tunisia and Egypt, the people came out in vast numbers to overthrow […]
In Britain as in America, the object of training professionals in everything from banking to the media is to produce a class of “managers” who instinctively muffle dissent — even if no one tells them to do so. . One of the most original and provocative books of the past […]