Representative Connie Mack had anticipated in November 2010, soon after the midterm elections Republican victory, that the first thing they would do when they took control of the House International Relations Committee would be to “take on Chavez.”
Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti
November 22,2011
On November 8, 2011, the Assistant Secretary for International ...
Venezuela a narco-state?
Posted On Wednesday, November 23, 2011 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti. Under Foreign Policy
Representative Connie Mack had anticipated in November 2010, soon after the midterm elections Republican victory, that the first thing they would do when they took control of the House International Relations Committee would be to “take on Chavez.”
Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti
November 22,2011
On November 8, 2011, the Assistant Secretary for International ...
Penn State Trustees Violated State Law
Posted On Monday, November 21, 2011 By Walter M. Brasch. Under Arts & Culture Tags: child molestation, football, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Penn State, Penn State Trustees, Pennsylvania, Right-to-Know law, Sunshine Act
The Penn State Board of Trustees may have several times violated state law for its failure to publicly announce meetings and how it handled the firing of Coach Joe Paterno. However, these violations may be the least of the Board’s worries, as it scrambles to reduce fall-out from the scandal ...
Class Divide Hindering The UK Protest Against Banktocracy & Its Implications Globally
Posted On Saturday, November 19, 2011 By Jamal James. Under Economics, Original Context, Politics & Policy, Take Action
The global fallout from the Arab spring has galvanised a great number of nations around the world into direct action against their subservient leaders, who for so long have allowed the global banking elite to ride rough shot over any attempt to regulate their affairs. The irrefutable evidence that exposes ...
Bernie Sanders Asks Americans: Which Side Are You On?
Posted On Saturday, November 19, 2011 By Matt J. Stannard. Under Politics & Policy Tags: Bernie Sanders, Budget, Deficit Supercomittee, Medicare, Social Security
From Sen. Sanders' Bernie Buzz:
As a Thanksgiving deadline nears for action by the powerful congressional committee on deficit reduction, Bernie sounded an alarm over reports that Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid may be cut. "The American people have been very clear. They understand how important Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid ...
The Sanctimonious Scavengers of the Penn State Scandal
Posted On Friday, November 18, 2011 By Walter M. Brasch. Under Arts & Culture, Editorial, Law Tags: celebrity news, child molesting, football, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, mass media, media ethics, media reporting, Mike McQueary, Nittany Lions, pedophiles, Penn State, reporters, scandal, Walter Brasch
There is nothing the media love more than a good celebrity sex scandal.
Since the story of Scarlett Johansson’s purloined nude pictures had run its course, and the media squeezed every drop of ink it could from the Kim Kardashian/Kris Humphries engagement/wedding/marriage/divorce, they had to find something else to feed the ...
The West, the Rest and the Exploited
Posted On Friday, November 18, 2011 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti. Under Economics
The Western empires have their days numbered, not just because emerging countries are catching up to them, but because they have corrupted their own system and made it unsustainable.
Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti
November 18, 2011
The conservative British historian Niall Ferguson argues in his latest book, Civilization: The West and the Rest, ...
West Coast Occupy Camps’ Increased Vulnerability to Police Raids and Eviction
Posted On Monday, November 14, 2011 By Constance Gordon. Under Politics & Policy, Strike!, Take Action
As the Occupy encampments continue to grow along the west coast, city officials have been taking action to ensure they do not last long. In just the last week, we've seen a heightened increase in policy raids, violence and threats to shut down camps in Oakland, Berkeley, Portland and other ...
Nuclear Energy: Calculating the Costs
Posted On Sunday, November 13, 2011 By Walter M. Brasch. Under Economics, Environment, Politics & Policy, Science & Technology Tags: Nuclear Power
For a few hours on the afternoon of Nov. 1, the people of southern California were scared by initial reports of an alert at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. An “alert” is the second of four warning levels.
Workers first detected an ammonia leak in a water purification system about ...
Bolivia-USA: Morbid Relations Beyond Diplomacy
Posted On Sunday, November 13, 2011 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti. Under Environment, Foreign Policy, Politics & Policy, Science & Technology Tags: Bolivia
It’s no secret that diplomatic relations between a poor country and a hegemonic world power are frequently a montage. They are a pantomime written and directed by the stronger, showing it as a hero, and the weaker as a victim rescued from poverty, chaos, or ungovernability. Above all, it’s a ...
Secrets of the plan to attack Iran
Posted On Sunday, November 13, 2011 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti. Under Foreign Policy, Politics & Policy Tags: Iran, Israel, Libya, war
The global press has reported on November 3 that Israel, with the support of the United Kingdom and the United States, is planning to invade Iran. That operation started to smell since the month of October, when US authorities stated that, according to the FBI, a member of the Iranian government, ...








