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Dictatorship of the “Free” Market
By Mark Taliano, August 05, 2018
North America is subsisting beneath the bars of a publicly bailed-out “free-market” dictatorship that is killing us all.
The system requires lies to survive, since it only (temporarily) benefits a tiny, parasitical oligarch class, to the detriment of global Life itself.
By Mark Taliano, August 05, 2018
North America is subsisting beneath the bars of a publicly bailed-out “free-market” dictatorship that is killing us all.
The system requires lies to survive, since it only (temporarily) benefits a tiny, parasitical oligarch class, to the detriment of global Life itself.
Secret Meeting on the Privatization of Nuclear War Held on Hiroshima Day 2003
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, August 05, 2018
What seems to have escaped the numerous media reports on the 2018 NPR is that the development of “more usable nuclear weapons” had already been put forth in George W. Bush’s 2001 Nuclear Posture Review, which was adopted by the US Senate in late 2002. In this regard, Senator Edward Kennedy had accused the Bush Administration for having developed “a generation of more useable nuclear weapons.” namely tactical nuclear weapons (B61-11 mini-nukes) with an explosive capacity between one third and 6 times times a Hiroshima bomb.
