#FIX2012 We are joined by Chris from ‘Don’t Worry About The Government’ (dontworry.tv) for Election reactions. The 2013 Fiscal Cliff, Legalize it! Oh wait… you did, Video Games, Super Earths, Listener Emails, Vlad Putin with The RealBullShit Newz and more phone calls than you can shake a stick at! BearMan …
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Longstanding NYT articles, op-eds, and editorials are notoriously one-sided for Israel. Palestinian rights don’t matter, only Jewish ones. Life in Occupied Palestine harshness goes largely unreported. Crimes of war and against humanity are ignored. An earlier If If Americans Knew report explained “highly disturbing patterns” of distorted, one-sided coverage. Little …
New York, New York: A year into his presidency, Barack Obama began to plan his reelection bid. Having assessed the lessons of 2008, it was clear that grass roots mobilizations would be essential to assuring a turnout the next time around. I made a film, on that political campaign, …
Originally aired on 10/18/12 The presidential debates – an anti-democratic farce as long as they don’t include other legitimate candidates. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (13.2MB) | Embed
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President Barack Obama’s victory at the polls Nov. 6 is a definitive line of demarcation and departure, not just in American politics, but in the deeply entrenched racist narrative that governs practically all aspects of life in the United States. ”Experts” wax philosophic and scientific about why he won, but …
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Gary shares the latest on health and healing and why animal experiments are not accurate. From the science section, the latest analysis of the flu vaccine and its efficacy. Commentary from Andrew Gavin Marshall to prove that everything in the business community is based on a small group of companies …
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First we lost Gore Vidal, then on October 21, it was George McGovern. From the archives of 1981, Burt interviews Gore Vidal at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston during his tour for his book Creation. See if his descritions of ancient days remind you of anything today. And of course they …
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In October of 2011, New Scientist reported that a scientific study on the global financial system was undertaken by three complex systems theorists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland. The conclusion of the study revealed what many theorists and observers have noted for years, decades, and indeed, even …
I said yesterday that I didn’t know who’d win, and it wasn’t because I doubted the oracle of West 43rd Street. It was because, in a weird way perhaps related to my long attention to wingnuts and the strange empathy with them that has engendered, I took one of their …
The election that was supposed to be too close to call turned out not to be so close after all. In my opinion, Obama won for two reasons: (1) Obama is non-threatening and inclusive, whereas Romney exuded a “us vs. them” impression that many found threatening, …
Conditions at 3 US Reactors Were Similar to What Caused the Fukushima Disaster We barely dodged a nuclear crisis from Hurricane Sandy at the Oyster Creek, Nine Mile and Salemplants. For example, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission confirmed loss of power to the fuel pools at Oyster Creek: On October 29, 2012, Oyster Creek declared a …
The Tea Party is now clearly a distinctly minority faction. It’s prospects for obtaining future majority rule are small. The most radical (Todd Aiken) and shallow (Scott Brown) Senators lost. Reformers like Elizabeth Warren and Tammy Baldwin won. We now have powerful voices for progressive reform that can join figures …
“This is probably not a very good morning for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,” Israel’s Interior Minister Eli Yishai said Wednesday. Netanyahu and his Likud Party had actively supported Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan in what Israeli opposition leader Shaul Mofaz described as “a rude, blunt, unprecedented, wanton and dangerous intervention …