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Creating A New Constitution Is Harder Than It Seems: Building A Nation In The United States

A three-year process of adopting a new constitution, violent rhetoric and violent mobs, fears of a dictatorial central government, threats to secede, multiple factions and diverse interests are coming in chaotic conflict. No, I’m not describing Egypt or other countries where the Arab Spring has opened opportunities to make a new beginning; I’m talking about […]

December 10th, 2012
John Nordin
December 10th, 2012
By John Nordin
Creating A New Constitution Is Harder Than It Seems: Building A Nation In The United States

A three-year process of adopting a new constitution, violent rhetoric and violent mobs, fears of a dictatorial central government, threats to secede, multiple factions and diverse interests are coming in chaotic conflict. No, I’m not describing Egypt or other countries where the Arab Spring has opened opportunities to make a new beginning; I’m talking about […]

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US House Soundly Rejects Any UN Efforts To Control, Regulate Internet

Update | By Martin Michaels The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed a Senate resolution Wednesday calling upon the U.S. to oppose any U.N. efforts to control and regulate the Internet. The resounding 397-0 House vote sends a clear message to 1,900 delegates attending the 11-day conference in Dubai discussing possible Internet regulation by the […]

December 10th, 2012
Martin Michaels
December 10th, 2012
By Martin Michaels
US House Soundly Rejects Any UN Efforts To Control, Regulate Internet

Update | By Martin Michaels The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed a Senate resolution Wednesday calling upon the U.S. to oppose any U.N. efforts to control and regulate the Internet. The resounding 397-0 House vote sends a clear message to 1,900 delegates attending the 11-day conference in Dubai discussing possible Internet regulation by the […]

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Europeans Outraged At US For Using Patriot Act For Worldwide Spying

(MintPress) – There are few rights people take as seriously as their right to privacy. Most people want to live their lives as they wish; unmeasured, unchecked and unexamined. Ultimately, the life a person chooses to live is the only defining measure of him or her; it is expected that that life should not have […]

December 8th, 2012
Frederick Reese
December 8th, 2012
By Frederick Reese
Europeans Outraged At US For Using Patriot Act For Worldwide Spying

(MintPress) – There are few rights people take as seriously as their right to privacy. Most people want to live their lives as they wish; unmeasured, unchecked and unexamined. Ultimately, the life a person chooses to live is the only defining measure of him or her; it is expected that that life should not have […]

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School Of Americas Protests Persist, Calling For Closure To Torture Training Camp

Each year, more than 1,500 military personnel make their journey to the state of Georgia to attend the School of Americas (SOA) — a U.S. military base, funded by taxpayers, intended to “train” Latin American military members.

December 3rd, 2012
Trisha Marczak
December 3rd, 2012
By Trisha Marczak
School Of Americas Protests Persist, Calling For Closure To Torture Training Camp

Each year, more than 1,500 military personnel make their journey to the state of Georgia to attend the School of Americas (SOA) — a U.S. military base, funded by taxpayers, intended to “train” Latin American military members.

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Bangladesh Factory Fire And The Ethics Of Sweatshops

(CHICAGO) — Corporate predators seek cheap labor worldwide. Countries like China, India, Honduras, Jordan, Haiti and Bangladesh provide it. Transnational giants are unaccountable. Global sweatshops supply them. Workers endure horrific conditions. Some work up to 90 or more hours weekly. They’re wage slaves. They earn sub-poverty pay. They’re subjected to punishing harassment, beatings, sexual abuse […]

November 29th, 2012
Stephen Lendman
November 29th, 2012
By Stephen Lendman
Bangladesh Factory Fire And The Ethics Of Sweatshops

(CHICAGO) — Corporate predators seek cheap labor worldwide. Countries like China, India, Honduras, Jordan, Haiti and Bangladesh provide it. Transnational giants are unaccountable. Global sweatshops supply them. Workers endure horrific conditions. Some work up to 90 or more hours weekly. They’re wage slaves. They earn sub-poverty pay. They’re subjected to punishing harassment, beatings, sexual abuse […]

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Colorblindness And The Myth Of A Post-Racial America

President Obama’s candidacy, nomination and election was hailed as some sort of seismic shift in race relations in this nation and represented an epic turning point in how we view ethnicity; a post-racial America, if you will. Nevertheless, this writer contends that Barack Obama’s presidency revealed to us not only how far we have come, […]

November 27th, 2012
Edward Rhymes
November 27th, 2012
By Edward Rhymes
Colorblindness And The Myth Of A Post-Racial America

President Obama’s candidacy, nomination and election was hailed as some sort of seismic shift in race relations in this nation and represented an epic turning point in how we view ethnicity; a post-racial America, if you will. Nevertheless, this writer contends that Barack Obama’s presidency revealed to us not only how far we have come, […]

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Hot Air: How The Struggle Between Rich And Poor Is Endangering Climate Change Reform

(MintPress) – Throughout the world, a new normal is settling in. As the climate shifts and changes on a daily basis, a new world of extreme weather is opening — the massive flooding and landslides in Brazil last January; the wildfires in Chile; the record-breaking cold in Europe and the scorching heat in the United […]

November 27th, 2012
Frederick Reese
November 27th, 2012
By Frederick Reese
Hot Air: How The Struggle Between Rich And Poor Is Endangering Climate Change Reform

(MintPress) – Throughout the world, a new normal is settling in. As the climate shifts and changes on a daily basis, a new world of extreme weather is opening — the massive flooding and landslides in Brazil last January; the wildfires in Chile; the record-breaking cold in Europe and the scorching heat in the United […]

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