Pull Back the Cover – #Toby4Gov
“Never judge a book by its cover.” One of the overused but still relevant clichés in our culture. Media puts people, especially in politics, into neatly labeled categories. Whenever some large event or issue comes up they will introduce pundits with a “D” or an “R” next to their name. Immediately you know what side of an issue they are going to take. Whether they will complement or complain is already certain. They each will have memorized talking points that have been given to them by the parties that are well researched and focus grouped till they have lost all originality. They take lessons on how to talk during on camera interviews. How to sit still, and to only react with their heads. Their clothes are screen tested, foreheads are powdered. And water is (hopefully) placed within arm’s reac h
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Christian-Zionists problem – Khazar DNA
The recent breakdown in the latest round of peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians is no surprise By Sartre (INTELLIHUB) — The Jerusalem Post reports in the article, Kerry hints: Israel to blame for deadlocked peace process, “US Secretary of State John Kerry appeared to blame Israel on Tuesday for dissolving a deal that would have extended negotiations with the Palestinians for nine months”.
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Paul Krugman Tells Bill Moyers That Inherited Wealth Is Destroying Our Country
America is becoming a society controlled not by self-made people, but their spoiled offspring. In this clip, economist Paul Krugman tells Bill Moyers that America is on the road to becoming a society controlled not by self-made men or women, but by their offspring
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On the Death and Life’s Work of the Unconquerable Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter
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The Bundy Paradigm: Will You Be a Rebel, Revolutionary or a Slave?
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” — John F. Kennedy John W.
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What The 1% Don’t Want You To Know. Capital In The Twenty-First Century, A Book By Thomas Piketty.
Bill Moyers The median pay for the top 100 highest-paid CEOs at America’s publicly traded companies was a handsome $13.9 million in 2013. That’s a 9 percent increase from the previous year, according to a new equilar pay study for The New York Times. These types of jumps in executive compensation may have more of an effect on our widening income inequality than previously thought
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A fight for the IAM’s future
A long-brewing crisis in the International Association of Machinists (IAM) broke into the open late last year when workers at Boeing in Washington state voted down unprecedented contract concessions demanded by the enormously profitable aircraft manufacturer. But Boeing wouldn’t take no for an answer
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