Category Archives: POLITICAL ECONOMY OF IMPERIALISM
Interrogation, Sensory Deprivation and the CIA/MI-5/6A Canadian Connection
Posted by Cecil Rosner on August 23, 2010 Interrogation, sensory deprivation and the CIA: A Canadian connection Thirty-six years ago, Donald Capri was driving across the Redwood Bridge in Winnipeg when he spotted a body floating in the Red River. … Continue reading
Vintage Churchill and Netanyahu
Vintage Churchill By Robert Barsocchini 02 February, 2015 Countercurrents.org “The Aryan stock is bound to triumph.” – Winston Churchill (Sarasota Herald Tribune) “One might as well legalise sodomy as recognise the Bolsheviks.” – Winston Churchill (Churchill: A Life) … Continue reading
China Building 40,000 Miles of Global High Speed Rail Compared to US War Costs or…
China Building 40,000 Miles of Global High Speed Rail Compared to US War Costs or… Post Categories: Canada NextBigFuture | Wednesday, February 4, 2015, 17:05 Beijing … Obamacare The problems with overspending yet still having ineffective healthcare have been going … Continue reading
Greg Mankiw on loanable funds — so wrong, so wrong
Greg Mankiw on loanable funds — so wrong, so wrong February 3, 2015Editor from Lars Syll The loanable funds theory is in many regards nothing but an approach where the ruling rate of interest in society is — pure and simple … Continue reading
Russians name Brezhnev best 20th-century leader, Gorbachev worst
How Russians View Gorbachev “Gorbachev’s rule ended up with the dissolution of the USSR, which is still considered by Russians as the 20th-century catastrophe,” said Aleksey Grazhdankin, deputy head of the Levada Center. Attitudes towards Yeltsin worsened following his 1992 … Continue reading
International Critical Thought and World Review of Political Economy
Published on October 25th, 2012 2 China Makes Its Entry into Global Social Science China is on the rise, and is establishing as a major force both militarily and economically, and is often mentioned as a possible challenger to … Continue reading
South Korea’s Police State Wages War on Proponents of Democracy
South Korea’s Police State Wages War on Proponents of Democracy Post Categories: Asia Stephen Gowans | Tuesday, February 3, 2015, 15:06 Beijing The South Korean police state has cracked down, with varying degrees of intensity over the years, on virtually … Continue reading