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Mike Whitney — Jill Stein in the Cross-Hairs

The Russia Investigation shifts to Clinton's Political Rivals Jumping the shark? How long are American liberals going to put up with this nonsense? How long before they wash the mud from their eyes and acknowledge what should be as plain as the nose on their face; that their precious investigation of Donald Trump is nothing more than a witch hunt designed to intimidate or destroy political rivals? The persecution of Jill Stein strips away the facade once and for all exposing Russia-gate...

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Jackson Lears — What We Don’t Talk about When We Talk about Russian Hacking

Good summary of the narrative manufactured to distract from Democratic failures and to discredit the 2017 US general election. This is the sort of behavior previously seen almost exclusively in banana republics. What are the consequences of the spectacle the media call (with characteristic originality) ‘Russiagate’? The most immediate consequence is that, by finding foreign demons who can be blamed for Trump’s ascendancy, the Democratic leadership have shifted the blame for their defeat...

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Thomas Hon Wing Polin — “Xi the Dictator:” a Myth Born of Ignorance and Prejudice

Don't believe what you read in Western media. Polin explains how China's neo-Mandarin political system actually works. The problem with Western analysis of non-Western peoples is two-fold.  First, the West assumes its exceptionalism and attempts to impose in on the world in order to fulfill "the white-man's burden" as a rationale, but the real agenda is permanent Western world dominance. The end justifies the means, even it involves destroying countries to "save" them. Secondly and...

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Gilbert Doctorow — Herman Gref in “The Financial Times”: a grave warning that merits our full attention

For all of these reasons, 2018 will be a year for vigilance and attention to detail in a world that is very troubled and moving towards disorder. US getting back at Russia for the defeat in Syria? The obvious outcome is that the US is on track to lose Europe.Une parole franche Herman Gref in "The Financial Times": a grave warning that merits our full attention Gilbert Doctorow | European Coordinator of The American Committee for East West Accord Ltd.

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Scott Ritter — Propaganda Exercise Aiming to Prove Iran Supplied Missiles Backfires

Did Nikki Haley lie to the world about Iranian missiles being used against Saudi Arabia by Houthis of Yemen? Or was Haley played like Colin Powell was? Scott Ritter argues in the affirmative.(Why it would make a difference if true eludes me when almost all the weapons being used against Yemen are of US origin.)The American ConservativePropaganda Exercise Aiming to Prove Iran Supplied Missiles BackfiresScott Ritter

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Geoff Mulgan — Cognitive Economics: How Self-Organization and Collective Intelligence Works

The study of self-organizing groups points toward what could be called a cognitive economics.EvonomicsCognitive Economics: How Self-Organization and Collective Intelligence WorksGeoff Mulgan is chief executive of Nesta, the UK’s National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, and a senior visiting scholar at Harvard University’s Ash Center

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David Sloan Wilson — The Invisible Hook: How Pirate Society Proves Economic Self-Interest Wrong

Pirate bands are radically democratic and egalitarian: Hayek and the evolutionary imperative. EvonomicsThe Invisible Hook: How Pirate Society Proves Economic Self-Interest WrongDavid Sloan Wilson | SUNY Distinguished Professor of Biology and Anthropology at Binghamton University and Arne Næss Chair in Global Justice and the Environment at the University of Oslo

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Gilbert Doctorow — Kissinger’s Fingerprints on the Trump Security Doctrine, 2017

Gilbert Doctorow is generally positive about the 2017 National Security Strategy that was recently released by the White House. It indicates a shirt toward foreign policy realism and away from the foreign policy idealism that characterized US policy since Ronald Reagan's presidency under neoconservative and liberal internationalist influence in both the Republican and Democratic Parties.Une parole franche Kissinger’s Fingerprints on the Trump Security Doctrine, 2017Gilbert Doctorow |...

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