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Thursday, February 7, 2008
Election theft 2008, the perfect crime: 300 million witnesses and nobody saw nuttin' Why bother stealing another election when you can deputize corporate mass media to do it for you -- legal, above board and almost undetectable. This article examines the roll mass media played in pre-selecting corporate-approved candidates and eliminating any possibility of real change. This piece first appeared in Online Journal.
Thursday, February 7, 2008Election theft 2008, the perfect crime: 300 million witnesses and nobody saw nuttin' Why bother stealing another election when you can deputize corporate mass media to do it for you -- legal, above board and almost undetectable. This article examines the roll mass media played in pre-selecting corporate-approved candidates and eliminating any possibility of real change. This piece first appeared in Online Journal.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
The Internet must die As the last bastion of free, uncorporatized information, the Internet seems due for attention from those who value orthodoxy and abhor individualism. The article assesses the Internet's role in today's political climate, cites pending legislation that seeks to stifle free expression online and pull the plug on this vital information resource. This article appeared previously in Online Journal.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008The Internet must die As the last bastion of free, uncorporatized information, the Internet seems due for attention from those who value orthodoxy and abhor individualism. The article assesses the Internet's role in today's political climate, cites pending legislation that seeks to stifle free expression online and pull the plug on this vital information resource. This article appeared previously in Online Journal.
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Friday, January 11, 2008
The incompetence excuse: Could a bunch of sociopathic screw-ups really pull off the crime of the century? The incompetence excuse has been used by boosters of the official 9/11 myth to absolve the Bush administration of complicity in planning and executing the greatest false flag op of all time. This article argues against incompetence and, instead, makes the case that 9/11 was a huge success for Bush, Cheney and the PNAC crowd. A version of this article appeared previously in Online Journal.
Friday, January 11, 2008The incompetence excuse: Could a bunch of sociopathic screw-ups really pull off the crime of the century? The incompetence excuse has been used by boosters of the official 9/11 myth to absolve the Bush administration of complicity in planning and executing the greatest false flag op of all time. This article argues against incompetence and, instead, makes the case that 9/11 was a huge success for Bush, Cheney and the PNAC crowd. A version of this article appeared previously in Online Journal.
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Sunday, January 6, 2008
But... But... 9/11 Changed Everything A brief look at the state of domestic repression in the US as 2008 rolls on. Replete with links, cites and paranoia.
Sunday, January 6, 2008But... But... 9/11 Changed Everything A brief look at the state of domestic repression in the US as 2008 rolls on. Replete with links, cites and paranoia.
