Rockefellers’ 1Sky Unveils the New 350.org | More $ – More Delusion
Posted On Saturday, April 23, 2011 By Cory Morningstar. Under Environment, Science & Technology Tags: 350.org, Capitalism, Climate, Corey Morningstar, Economics, Editorial, Politics & Policy, Take Action
All environmental groups are not created equal. Some of them are created, sustained, and shaped in corporate boardrooms, and we shouldn't be surprised at the consequences.
World’s Greatest Magic Trick
“If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.” - ...
Take California: March & Strike on Sacramento
Posted On Monday, April 18, 2011 By gregoryvickrey. Under Events, Strike!, Take Action Tags: California, Economics, Editorial, Politics & Policy, Revolution
Peace of the Action (POTA), CodePINK, Cindy Sheehan, United Progressives, several other entities, and all Vulnerable Folks are calling on us to march, strike, and occupy Sacramento and beyond beginning May Day (1st), 2011.
We seek your endorsement for – and participation in – this march/strike to strengthen our approach, our ...
Brasch: Look for the Union Bunny
Posted On Saturday, April 16, 2011 By Editor. Under Comedy, Economics, Labor Tags: Comedy, Editorial, Politics & Policy, Walter Brasch, Wisconsin
by Walter Brasch
Bullied, harassed, and lied to, District 1 of the Amalgamated Association of Easter Bunnies, AFB-CIO (American Federation of Bunnies–Cottontails International Organization) went on strike, forcing a halt to this year’s Easter egg hunts in Wisconsin.
At Bunny Headquarters, Solomon P. Bunny, union executive secretary, and a militant corps of ...
Free Market Politics In Peril
Posted On Saturday, April 9, 2011 By Gary S. Barkley. Under Economics, Original Context Tags: Arts & Culture, Philosophy, Politics & Policy
This week, GlobeScan published a very interesting summary of its poll on public attitudes towards the “free market”. Now, according to the report, only 59% of American’s believe the free market is the best economic system. This is more proof that, as Rush Limbaugh said, “words mean things”.
I ...
With A.L.I. abandonment, no intellectual support for death penalty
Posted On Sunday, April 3, 2011 By Matt J. Stannard. Under Law, Original Context Tags: American Law Institute, capital punishment, Politics & Policy
This announcement was not highly publicized among death penalty opponents, but a little over a year ago, one of the leading scholarly authorities on criminal law in the United States, the American Law Institute, gave up on the death penalty, effectively removing it from the influential Model Penal Code.
In October ...
I’d Like Some Sex Ed, but Hold the Sex, Please
Posted On Wednesday, March 30, 2011 By mwesley. Under Sexuality Tags: abstinence, Editorial, Politics & Policy, sex education
On Monday, the North Dakota Senate approved a bill that requires schools to promote abstinence-based sex education:
“An amendment introduced by Sen. Larry Luick, R-Fairmont, rewrote the bill, requiring schools to ‘explain why abstinence from sexual activity until marriage provides safety from sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy and other associated health issues.’ ...
nuke power, renewables, and the rhetoric of economic correctness
Posted On Tuesday, March 29, 2011 By Matt J. Stannard. Under Economics, Original Context Tags: Nuclear Power, Politics & Policy, renewable energy, Science & Technology
In the long run,renewable energy is more economically and environmentally viable than either carbon or nuclear energy. In the short run, we're closer than we might suspect in some ways, even if formidable structural barriers exist elsewhere. In the This description of the Latin American context could is typical of ...
The Real Weapons of Mass Destruction: Methane, Propaganda & the Architects of Genocide | Part IV
Posted On Saturday, March 26, 2011 By Cory Morningstar. Under Environment, Science & Technology Tags: Capitalism, climate change, Economics, Methane, Politics & Policy
This is the fourth and final instalment of an investigative report uncovering and analyzing a global plan to capture and utilize the ocean's store of methane hydrates. The investigation reflects upon the decades of planning coordinated by the world's most powerful institutions, including the global banking and investment corporations, global ...
Cold Case Democracy: Part Two – Smash and Grab
Posted On Friday, March 25, 2011 By Vi Ransel. Under Law Tags: Capitalism, Corporate Personhood, Economics, Politics & Policy
"There have been two principal aspects to the growth of democracy in this century (20th): the extension of the popular franchise (e.g. the right to vote) and the growth of the union movement. These developments have presented corporations with potential threats to their power..." Alex Carey & Andrew Lohrey, "Taking ...
Cold Case Democracy – Part One: Breaking and Entering
Posted On Thursday, March 24, 2011 By Vi Ransel. Under Law Tags: Corporate Personhood, Economics, Politics & Policy
'Congress has never passed a law that gives corporations the same rights as citizens. There has never been a court - state, federal or supreme - that decided corporations are "persons" rather than "artificial persons."'
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"The past is never dead. It is not even past." - William Faulkner
A cold case is ...








