Category Archives: EPISTEMOLOGY AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD
Former CIA Analyst: “John Brennan’s Tenet-Like Testimony
John Brennan’s Tenet-Like Testimony Posted on 02 December 2013. NOVANEWS Ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern warns, CIA Director-to-be John Brennan played fast and loose on Iran’s nuclear program in his Senate testimony, a troubling sign he might undermine the principle of honest analysis … Continue reading
Japanese Senator: “The Path That Japan is Taking is the Recreation of a Fascist State”
Japanese Senator: “The Path That Japan Is Taking Is The Recreation Of A Fascist State” Posted on November 30, 2013 by WashingtonsBlog Japanese (And American) Governments Go to Extreme Lengths to Cover Up Their Mess Japan and the U.S. are doing everything they can … Continue reading
What is the ACTUAL Risk for Pacific Coast Residents from Fukushima Radiation?
What Is The ACTUAL Risk for Pacific Coast Residents from Fukushima Radiation? Posted on December 1, 2013 by WashingtonsBlog “[The Odds of] Longer Term Chronic Effects, Cancer Or Genetic Effects … Cannot Be Said To Be Zero” It is very difficult to obtain … Continue reading
Monsanto, TPP, Global Food Dominance
Monsanto, TPP, Global Food Dominance Post Categories: Canada Ellen Brown. | Friday, November 29, 2013, 22:31 Beijing Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on printShare on gmailShare on stumbleuponShare on favoritesMore Sharing Services1Print “Control oil and you control nations,” said US Secretary … Continue reading
Issues in Methodology and Epistemology in Economics and the Social Sciences
Tony Lawson has changed our conversation November 26, 2013Edward FullbrookLeave a commentGo to comments from Edward Fullbrook The case for Lawson’s significance that I argued five years ago and appears below seems to me even truer today. Tony Lawson has become a … Continue reading
China: What Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran, Israel and the U.S. Have in Common
China: What Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iran, Israel, and the U.S. Have in Common Nov 25th, 2013 @ 01:19 pm › Kiyul Chung ↓ Leave a comment China’s good relations with states at odds with each other could yield results at the negotiating table soon. … Continue reading
Don’t Ask an Economist…
“Don’t ask an economist.” from Edward Fullbrook Last year at a cocktail party at an IDEAs’s conference in India I was introduced to the recently retired editor of a leading Indian newspaper. When he asked me what newspapers I read regularly and … Continue reading