Month: July 2017

Institutional Listening

One of the big disconnects that I noticed during the years I worked with agencies engaged in LBJ’s War on Poverty is that there was abundant individual listening and recognition of what was happening and what was possible...

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We Need to Stop Arguing About Neoliberalism

When Charles Peters wrote his neoliberal manifesto in 1982, it wasn’t easy to see where the Reagan Revolution was leading the country. When I look back on the manifesto with the benefit of hindsight, what strikes me more...

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Is RussiaGate Really IC-Gate – Forbes

Is Russiagate Really Hillary IC-Gate?   [my delete – Oui] by Paul Roderick Gregory | Forbes | Jul 16, 2017 10:30 PM | Clinton Campaign and the Orbis Dossier The most under-covered story of Russia Gate is the...

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Paris’ Quest to Sink London City – Leaked Memo

Leaked UK memo accuses Paris of wanting to sink City of London | France24 | France is pushing for a hard Brexit in a bid to weaken the City of London, the British finance sector’s EU frontman warned in a ‘leaked...

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McCain Has a Lot of Decisions to Make

I’m not a doctor, but I’d be surprised if John McCain’s recent confused public behavior wasn’t in some way related to the five centimeter blood clot that was found above his left eye. At a minimum, I...

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