I wrote two letters. Learning the second, you’ll understand why.
August 2nd 2010
Mister President Obama The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington DC 20500
Mister President,
We’re coming into the twelfth anniversary of the incarceration of the Cuban Five -René González, Ramón Labañino, Gerardo Hernández, Fernando González and Antonio Guerrero- these patriots are still behind bars in your country.
And yet, just a little reflection leads us to realize the (…)
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2 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
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Alan Greenspan: "The Financial System Is Broke"
2 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Alan Greenspan: "The Financial System Is Broke"
by Tyler Durden
Alan Greenspan Hyperinflation Meet The Press MSNBC
For the definitive confirmation that the Fed is and has always been very open to, at least philosophically, pushing the market higher no matter what the cost (if not in practice - they would never do that, oh no, Liberty 33 would never stoop so low), is this quote from former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan who was on Meet The Press earlier, where he said the following (…) -
Stagnant economic crisis in the U.S.
2 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Strett Wall euphoria (and by extrapolation from the rest of world stock) following the results of so-called "test of stress" of financial institutions conducted by the U.S. administration and the drip of negative economic data less than the most pessimistic forecasts would have helped the overweight green shoots of the economy (up 3% of GDP by 2010 and substantial improvement in results of the Banks and Wall Strett). It would thus produced a change in market expectations, there are now (…)
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China Calls Our Bluff: The US is Insolvent and Faces Bankruptcy as a Pure Debtor Nation
31 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
China Calls Our Bluff: The US is Insolvent and Faces Bankruptcy as a Pure Debtor Nation
by Washington’s Blog Global Research, July 25, 2010 Washington’s Blog - 2010-07-23
President Chavez ordered maximum alert on Venezuela’s border with Colombia after the Uribe administration made grave accusations against Venezuela claiming the Chavez government harbors terrorists and terrorist training camps
The outgoing government of Alvaro Uribe in Colombia gave a shameful presentation before (…) -
Iran: A Bridge too Far? The weapon that could defeat the US in the Gulf
30 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Iran: A Bridge too Far?
The weapon that could defeat the US in the Gulf
A word to the reader: The following paper is so shocking that, after preparing the initial draft, I didn’t want to believe it myself, and resolved to disprove it with more research. However, I only succeeded in turning up more evidence in support of my thesis. And I repeated this cycle of discovery and denial several more times before finally deciding to go with the article. I believe that a serious writer must (…) -
The US, Israel, and the Failure of the Western Way of War
29 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
The US, Israel, and the Failure of the Western Way of War
By Andrew Bacevich
July 24, 2010 "TomDispatch" — "In watching the flow of events over the past decade or so, it is hard to avoid the feeling that something very fundamental has happened in world history." This sentiment, introducing the essay that made Francis Fukuyama a household name, commands renewed attention today, albeit from a different perspective.
Developments during the 1980s, above all the winding down of the Cold (…) -
The Great Bay: Chronicles of the Collapse
29 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
The Great Bay: Chronicles of the Collapse
Dale Pendell
The Old Poet had been preparing himself and his community for fifty years. When the Collapse hit they already had their own schools, wineries, mills, gardens, power, and two generations of experience. Nonetheless the Collapse was traumatic, if not on the scale of the urban disasters.
This story is excerpted from the novel The Great Bay: Chronicles of the Collapse recently released by North Atlantic Books.
The Old Poet died at (…) -
Afghan Genocide, WikiLeaks, Denial & Western media censorship of 4.5 million post-invasion Afghan deaths
29 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Western genocide denial and holocaust denial: despite WikiLeaks, there is massive Western media censorship of 4.5 million post-invasion Afghan deaths from Australia-complicit US-imposed war and deprivation.
WikiLeaks is celebrated for breaking through the Anglo-American, Zionist and neocon Wall of Silence and exposing US Alliance atrocities in Occupied Iraq and Occupied Afghanistan. However as the example below demonstrates, Western Mainstream Media (MSM) such as leading Australian (…) -
"White Power USA": The Crisis of Race in America
27 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
"White Power USA": The Crisis of Race in America
by grtv
The inauguration of President Barack Obama was hailed as a turning point in US race relations. The country was said to be entering a new era of post-racial politics, on the path to a future of greater diversity and tolerance. But while crowds flocked to Washington to witness the swearing in, others were refusing to join the party.
Racially motivated threats against Obama rose to new heights in the first months of his presidency, (…) -
Legal Authority: Hold US leaders Accountable for War Crimes
27 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Legal Authority: Hold US leaders Accountable for War Crimes
by Sherwood Ross Global Research, July 27, 2010
Unless Americans hold their leaders accountable for their criminal conduct, even if it means the death penalty, future leaders will commit crimes as well, a prominent law school dean warns.
“Unless and until this starts being done, and I stress the need for the gallows when the crime warrants it, we will never be without major crooks, without causers of major disasters, in big (…)