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Three Episodes in the Criminal History of the British Empire
Posted on 29 July, 2011 | 11 CommentsDarren Allen- Here are three brief accounts of the British Empire's criminal involvement with three countries; China during the opium wars, India during the Bengal famines and the creation of Israel. -
The Great White Mothers: Bachmann/Palin 2012
Posted on 29 July, 2011 | 3 CommentsRonald West- With Obama morphed into a fascist warmonger who will pick up the political tab for having inherited and pursusued Bush policies? -
Kicking the Habit with Electronic Cigarettes
Posted on 29 July, 2011 | 8 CommentsSergio Impleton- The time finally came when I could leave the sanctuary of my house and go out into public again without craving for release by hiding in an alley way with other -
Karma, Reincarnation and Evolution
Posted on 29 July, 2011 | 2 CommentsEdward SantoPrieto- What is important is to see the fact that nothing arises independent of causes and conditions. Equally important is that we become aware -
The Waterfall at the Edge of the World
Posted on 22 July, 2011 | 5 CommentsW.D. Noble: American military personnel will not be paid. Social Security checks will not go out; domestic organizations from the Post Office to the local Department of Agriculture -
Undefeated Sarah Palin Lacks Lustre in Alaska
Posted on 22 July, 2011 | 7 CommentsKarla Fetrow: While Sarah Palin enjoys a movie star entitled limelight, she has become a social embarrassment to the Alaskan people who question her vendetta against political opposition -
Why Not Socialism?
Posted on 22 July, 2011 | 2 CommentsEdward SantoPrieto: While we believe that democratic planning can shape major social investments like mass transit, housing, and energy, market mechanisms are needed -
How to Brainwash Your Students (How to Brainwash the World – Part 2 of 3)
Posted on 22 July, 2011 | No CommentsDarren Allen: Schools are fundamentally the same everywhere. Styles of teaching change, but stunting initiative and denying experience are inherent in isolated and managed institutions.












