U.S. Waging Two-Prong War of Repression With the signing of preventive detention legislation, Washington is “upping the stakes, where the United States homeland is now part of this so-called global war on terror,” said Tony Monteiro, professor of African American Studies at Temple University, in Philadelphia. “All of us who …
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On this episode of Pure Imagination, Mark B talked to us about his “MUtual Responsibility Movement”, and Scott Stevens told us about chemical traits and weather control. Super interesting stuff. Music by Pink Floyd and The Squirrels. Yay! Download this episode (right click and save) Podcast: Play in new window …
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Guest: Andrew Kolin Kolin is Professor of Political Science at Hilbert College. His books include “State Power and Democracy,” “State Structure and Genocide,” and “State Power and Democracy.” It discusses his thesis that America is now a police state. That topic and his book will be discussed. Download this episode …
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Guest: Jack Rasmus Rasmus is Professor of Political Economy at St. Mary’s College and Santa Clara University, CA. He’s also a freelance journalist, frequent speaker, a playwright and author, including his latest book titled, “Epic Recession: Prelude to Global Depression.” His forthcoming book is titled, “Obama’s Economy: Recovery for the …
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The Project Censored Show on Pacifica Radio; today’s show we speak with Code Pink’s Dana Balicki and Media Roots’ Abby Martin about the Occupy Movement for 2012; we hear from Steve Zeltzer of Work Week Radio; for the last part of this week’s program we are joined by independent journalist and analyst Stephen Lendman, author of How Wall St. Fleeces America, on how we might stop the march to war on Iran.
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Guest: Prof. Philip Jenkins Prof. Philip Jenkins is the Edwin Earl Sparks Professor of History and Religious Studies at Pennsylvania State University and a distinguished senior fellow of the Institute for Studies in Religion at Baylor University. In the past he held a full professor in Criminal Justice and American …
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Where Are All My Friends – Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – R&B – 1974 Satin Soul – Barry White – R&B – 1974 Instant Love – Leon Ware Featuring Minnie Riperton – R&B – 1976 Smooth Talk – Evelyn Champagne King – R&B – 1977 Mighty Love – …
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Child Poverty As A Grim Reminder Of The Current Depression Let’s hear from the 1 in 4 children on food stamps about the ‘recovery’. Will we look back on this period with shame as the ghoulish politicians strutted their ‘recovery’ against all the odds? Highest incomes in the U.S. are, …
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