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November 6, 2012

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Asia’s newest megacity offers model for urban growth as populations swell worldwide

Iskandar Malaysia, the first “smart metropolis” of Southeast Asia founded on principles of social integration as well as low carbon emissions thanks to a green economy and green technologies, is a potential template for urban development in emerging countries with burgeoning populations, international experts say. Malaysia’s ambition for the massive new Iskandar …

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Stephen Lendman — Obama Votes for Romney

“Well, he might have,” said Mark Crispin Miller on his blog site. He doesn’t know. Nor do other voters. Corporate owned, programmed and manipulated electronic voting machines control things.   The Carter Center monitors elections globally. It refuses to do so in America because free, fair and open standards don’t exist.   …

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The Gary Null Show – Chris Hedges – 11/06/12

Today, Gary begins with guest Chris Hedges. Later in the program: Are we headed back to the dustbowl of the 30s? Also, a new study predicts a 6 degrees centigrade increase in temperature. Chris Hedges is one of our nation’s most insightful cultural critics and authors. For almost 20 years …

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Robert Parry — Risking a Repeat of Election 2000

President Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney are locked in a tight race with Tuesday’s election likely to be decided in a few hard-fought battleground states, much like 2000. And, Robert Parry sees other troubling parallels to that disastrous election. When I look at Election 2012, I am reminded of eerie …

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Roger Johnston — How I Hacked An Electronic Voting Machine

Roger Johnston is the head of the Vulnerability Assessment Team at Argonne National Laboratory. Not long ago, he and his colleagues launched security attacks on electronic voting machines to demonstrate the startling ease with which one can steal votes. Even more startling: Versions of those machines will appear in polling …