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Tax Day: A Third Of Your Tax Money Is Spent On Wars And Security

Tax Day: A Third Of Your Tax Money Is Spent On Wars And Security

If you are a US citizens ,or a resident with income in the United States, today is the IRS deadline to file your tax return unless you have  filed for  an extension. In Washington, the “talk of the town” is the ballooning budget deficit and finding ways to cut it. However, because 99 percent of […]

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EU Politics: Arab Spring’s Migrants Are Giving the Far-Right a Boost

EU Politics: Arab Spring’s Migrants Are Giving the Far-Right a Boost

The European Union’s interior ministers met in Luxembourg on April 11, 2011 to discuss a recent spike of undocumented migrants from North Africa in the aftermath of the Tunisian revolution. Italy alone has reported that 26,000 migrants have entered the country since the North African unrest started in January 2011. One of the numerous threats […]

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Obama’s Budget Plan: A “Kinder, Gentler” Corporatocracy

American society seems to have degenerated to the point that it resembles a massive factory floor, or plantation, rather than a sovereign country of free individuals. The extent of democracy is now limited to choosing who gets to be the foreman. The real bosses are far beyond the reach of, and accountability to, the American […]

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Racism and How We Discuss the Arab Revolution

Image by L&K Designs – Go Here For T-Shirts and Other Products With This Great Design   The goals of those that have risen up against the oppression of tyrannical governance are fighting for the basic rights and needs of all human beings. They want access to sufficient food and clean water. They want to […]

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Bailing out the Dying: In the fight against AIDS, The Good News is–Hopelessness is a Lie

Bailing out the Dying: In the fight against AIDS, The Good News is–Hopelessness is a Lie

By Kenneth Lipp Countries spent an average of 16.9 percent of their GDP, worldwide, bailing out banks and private financial institutions (source: World Bank- “A User’s Guide to Banking Crises”) in the year 2000.  The original allocation for the now infamous bailout of U.S. leviathans such as Goldman-Sachs was 700 billion dollars, and though the […]

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