Category Archives: Contradictions of U.S. Imperium
Chickenhawk Nation and The Tragedy of the American Military
What’s wrong with our military? In this article, Atlantic writer James Fallows examines why the most expensive and technologically advanced military in the history of the world has lost every single one of its recent wars. http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/12/the-tragedy-of-the-american-military/383516/ A brief summary … Continue reading
Gas Theft and Auschwitz Snub… Russia’s Every Right to End the Insults
Gas Theft and Auschwitz Snub… Russia’s Every Right to End the Insults By Finian Cunningham January 17, 2015 “ICH” – “SCF“ – How many insults does the European Union expect Russia to bear without consequences? Ethnic cleansing of Russian people … Continue reading
WA. STATE SENATE BANS GUNS .. in ITS lobby!
WASTATE SENATE BANS GUNS .. in ITS lobby! State Senate bans openly carried guns in public gallery Lt. Gov. Brad Owen announced Friday that the public will no longer be able to openly carry firearms in the state Senate chamber’s … Continue reading
Research and Pedagogy (Data): Wealth-Income Inequality; Imperial Academy
The Imperial Academy: Piketty’s response to Mankiw et al.: “and some consume academics.”
Piketty’s response to Mankiw et al.: “and some consume academics.” January 17, 2015David F. Ruccio from David Ruccio – I didn’t attend the most recent American Economic Association/Allied Social Sciences Association meetings in Boston. But, according to Chuck Collins, several sessions … Continue reading
Paris Terror and the Smell of FALSE FLAG
Paris Terror and the Smell of FALSE FLAG Post Categories: Canada Gordon Duff | Wednesday, January 14, 2015, 15:31 Beijing Will “Paris” be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. We have smoking gun evidence no one can refute that … Continue reading
The Unmourned: Another Mass Killing by the Peace Prize Prez
The Unmourned: Another Mass Killing by the Peace Prize Prez Post Categories: Canada CHRIS FLOYD | Wednesday, January 14, 2015, 18:05 Beijing In keeping with the concept of “unmournable bodies” limned by Teju Cole in the New Yorker (more on … Continue reading