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(10 comments)        Tuesday, July 8, 2008
For Chris Hedges on the Fourth of July
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Liberals, Patriotism and Morality
(5 comments)        Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Why the D.C. Ban was, in fact, Unconstitutional.
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There's no such thing as an Absolute
       Monday, June 30, 2008
Water Cures, "The Love Guru," NY Times Leaks, Torture and Empire
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Entertainment and Amnesia
       Sunday, June 29, 2008
Diagnosis: Mass Media Overdose
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Hypermediation: (or. French, c. 1980) meaning "too many Big Macs for the eyes and ears is bad for the brain"
       Sunday, June 29, 2008
Living in A State of Perpetual National Emergency
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Privatization, National Security
(9 comments)        Sunday, June 29, 2008
Buying Power: The Sale of the Empire
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"But where was the Roman people to be found? Not surely amongst the mixed multitude of slaves and strangers that filled the streets of Rome; a servile populace, as devoid of spirit as destitute of property."
(2 comments)        Monday, June 9, 2008
The Urgency of Impeachment
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As the Democrats are now coalescing around the Obama camp, discussing VP candidates and mending fences with Clintonians, it is important that we take care not to overlook the activities of the Cheney administration and their apologists in the supposedly Democratic Congress, ignoring the all-too-obvious signs that neo-conservatives (and their neo-liberal counterparts I might add) are scrambling to make sure that the military conflicts raging in Central Asia and the Middle East continue unhindered by the next administration and under the close supervision of war profiteers and predatory global financiers and institutions, who could undermine the next president in the region as they are the ones who directly manage and oversee the perpetuation of conflict.

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