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Series Created By Rob Kall (6 articles.) (View How Many People Read This)

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The "Golden Padlock" Award-- given to the govt agency guilty of the most egregious resistance to transparency and release of information to the public.

#	Type	Date	Content
1	Podcast	12/19/2013	interview With FBI Profiler of Psychopaths, Mary Ellen O'Toole (View How Many People Read This) 4
2	Podcast	10/28/2014	James Risen-- Asked: How Does it Make You Feel, Pissing Off Powerful People? "Good. It's kind of my job. That's when I kind of feel I'm doing my best work." (View How Many People Read This) 4
3	Article	10/30/2014	Intvw Transcript: James Risen--Tips on Investigative Journalism and Living With Prison Hanging Over His Head (View How Many People Read This) 3
4	Article	11/01/2014	James Risen Intvw Transcript 2-- NSA, Whistleblowers, Contempt of Congress- by Spy Agency Heads (View How Many People Read This)
5	Article	07/01/2015	I Interview James Risen, on Obama, Holder and the NSA (View How Many People Read This) 1
6	Podcast	10/26/2015	Robert Cribb; Golden Padlock FOIA Horror Stories and Investigative Journalism (View How Many People Read This)

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"In Bottom-Up, Rob Kall offers important insights on why our society is in such disarray and what we must do to change it. He demonstrates how "top down" thinking is what has produced our current mess, and how bottom up thinking is much more efficient for solving problems and producing change. Rob shows how lasting change must come from the people themselves and not from the leaders. This was as true in the days of the Magna Carta as it was for the Bill of Rights as it was for the Union movement that first gave workers' rights and protection in this country, as it is today. Indigenous elders have told me, "if you want to change the world, start talking and keep talking." Rob is doing this with this book and with his OpEdNews, and he is making a difference. I recommend this book to all who wish to see lasting, human-friendly, compassionate change that will sustain humanity is this crazy world of today."

Lewis Mehl-Madrona, MD, author of the Coyote trilogy that discusses healing practices from Lakota, Cherokee, and Cree traditions and how they intersect with conventional medicine

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