What consequences can we expect from the choices that were made by the electorate? Gerald Celente is one of today’s pioneers in trend strategy. He founded the Trends Research Institute and is the publisher of the Trends Journal that has been in operation since 1980. He has since been one of …
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ELECTION PROTECTION TRIUMPHS IN 2012 as HarveyW is joined at the Green Power & Wellness Show by Bob Fitrakis (freepress.org), Brad Friedman (bradblog.com) and Washington writer Andrew Kreig. A rising social movement has shone the bright light on “Jim/Juanita Crow” disenfranchisement and electronic vote theft. But will the movement win …
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America borrows money from the future to feed a spastic and withering social construct. We are seeing ever-increasing economic stagnation and social division. Government intervention is universal. For better or worse, this is a far cry from the original model of American rugged individualism and can-do. The changed role of …
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In a referendum that coincided with U.S. general elections, Puerto Ricans strongly favored changing their island’s status as a commonwealth to becoming America’s 51st state. The issue is among a list of high-priority items on the Latino political agenda, now reinforced by a strong showing at the polls by Latino …
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Today, in-depth updates on healing – looking at celery from a different perspective. Then, what to do to prevent from the damaging diseases of aging, from Alex Richter – DNA Under Attack, DNA Protection. Also, restoring normal cellular energy and age reversal. Challenging commentary on “A Progressive Surge” from The …
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Election rhetoric shuns the big picture in favor of the bigger platitude. Now that The Show is over, we are left with the equivalent of a Sunday morning hangover following a binge of promises and lies. We leave the theatre of political spectacle on steroids for the real world …
They don’t call it the “cliff” for nothing. It’s the fiscal spot where a nation’s representatives can gather and cry doom. It’s the place — if Washington is to be believed — where, with a single leap into the Abyss of Sequestration, those representatives can end it all for …
In many states, November 6 was a good day for blue and identity politics, but said nothing about big national issues of war vs. peace; Wall Street vs. Main Street; Constitutional rights vs. restrictions; Democracy vs. Oligarchy. It said nothing because nothing was said about these issues by either candidate …
Hillary Clinton is repeating the methodology of the Iran/Contra affair, using “black” funds to finance the operation to ensure President Correa is not re-elected. I had two excellent sources for the news that the US/UK strategy against Julian Assange was to ensure the defeat of President Correa in Presidential elections next spring, …
The impact of climate change on many aspects of cultural life for people all over the world is not being sufficiently accounted for by scientists and policy-makers. University of Exeter-led research by an international team, published on 11th November in Nature Climate Change, shows that cultural factors are key to making …
The presidential election exposed the liberal class as a corpse. It fights for nothing. It stands for nothing. It is a useless appendage to the corporate state. It exists not to make possible incremental or piecemeal reform, as it originally did in a functional capitalist democracy; instead it has devolved …