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Freedom of Speech vs. Wall Street’s Interests

Posted on Saturday, January 5, 2013 by Marc Belisle

“There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root.” –Henry David Thoreau You know that civil rights are in dire straits when Rage Against the Machine starts to seem eerily prescient. … Continue reading →

Posted in Banks and Finance, Capitalism, Corporate Greed, Corporations, Crime & Punishment, Economic Justice, Economic Policy, Financial Bailouts, Government, Housing Crisis, Income Inequality, Occupy WallStreet, Police Brutality, Politics, Privatization, The Economy, The Middle-Class, The Poor, The Wealthy, Wall Street, Wars | Tagged citizens united, corruption, crackdown, DHS, documents, FBI, First Amendment, free speech, freedom of assembly, Freedom of Information Act, greed, occupy wall street, plutocracy, police, police brutality, wall street

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Mitt Romney Learns A Weird Lesson From Wisconsin

Posted on Saturday, June 9, 2012 by Ken

We can thank Wisconsin for allowing the Republican ogliarchs that lead the party to finally just come out and say what they really think. They understand no matter how elitist and out of touch they sound that oceans of corporate money will give them … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Barack Obama, Campaigns, Crime & Punishment, Mitt Romney, Politics | Tagged barack obama, Firefighters, mitt romney, police, teachers, The National Memo

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Boys Will Be Boys: a Prostitute’s Indictment of Todd Palin, Her Pimp and the Corruption of the Anchorage Police

Posted on Monday, March 26, 2012 by mlitman

The date was January 19, 2011. The headline news from the National Enquirer boasted headlines that Todd Palin had been involved, sexually, with a prostitute by the name of Shailey Tripp. It was undisputed that Shailey Tripp was a prostitute, … Continue reading →