Irresponsible Iran/Syria Bashing
Stephen Lendmananti-war
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SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News, March 16, 2014 Edition
John SemmensPresident Admits Obamacare Will Block Access to Many Doctors Despite promising that those who liked their doctors would be able to keep them under Obamacare, President Obama now admits that “in many instances this will not be possible. On balance,
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No ordinary moments: your epic life
Frosty WooldridgeUnbeknownst to most people who look at famous names, stars or political leaders—they share one thing in common: they experienced multiple failures on their way toward their success.
The End of the Great American Fantasy
Paul RosenbergThrough all of my life there has been an odd and persistent bias on the part of otherwise honest Americans: What America does overseas is always good and right. We do not speak against it.
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The grinding predicament of Canada, Australia, Europe and America: endless immigration
Frosty Wooldridge"But to absorb our global brothers and sisters until their horrid ordeal has been endured and shared by all—ten billion humans packed onto an ecologically devastated planet.” Dr. Otis Graham, Unguarded Gates
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News, March 9, 2014 Edition
John SemmensSeriously Ill Hurt by Obamacare a “Tiny Minority” As the number of seriously ill patients whose access to treatment has been impeded by the Affordable Care Act continues to increase, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius insists th
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Ukraine foreshadows America within 30 years
Frosty WooldridgeBy 2042, Mexicans-Latinos in America will become the dominant demographic group at 51 percent, culture and language displacing American English. Influx of Latinos into America will outnumber European-Americans within 29 years.
Why the Banksters Don’t Care About Your Gold
Paul RosenbergI regularly hear how important it is to hold silver and gold and how dangerous the central banks and their banksters (a combination of bankers and gangsters) really are. I’m sympathetic, of course, since I don’t like central banks and I do like silve
Propaganda War on Russia
Stephen LendmanUkraine
"Fair Harvard" Lacks Fairness
Stephen LendmanUkraine
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Part 16: Series on overpopulation in America—This heart within me burns
Frosty WooldridgeSamuel Taylor Coleridge wrote, “Until my ghastly tale is told; this heart within me burns.” From his epic work: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
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Monsanto causing extinction of the Monarch butterfly
Frosty WooldridgeOne of the most beautiful phenomena in the natural world -- the annual mass migration of 60 million monarchs from Canada to Mexico – stands on the verge of being a relic of history. We need to fight this now.
Ukraine: Potential Flashpoint for Global War
Stephen LendmanUkraine
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News, March 2, 2014 Edition
John SemmensSenate Democrats Reject Limits on IRS Intimidation of Political Speech In the midst of the Obama Administration's efforts to “reform” IRS regulations, the Senate Democratic majority rejected language proposed by Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) that wou
The Worst Platitude of the Century
Menckens GhostThe century is only 14 years old, but we already know the Worst Platitude of the Century. No other platitude can possibly come along for the next 86 years that could be more inane, insipid, or banal.
Jefferson’s Final Warnings
Paul RosenbergPeople remember Thomas Jefferson for the Declaration of Independence, which he wrote in 1776. A few will remember that he served as president from 1801 to 1809, but aside from that, they know almost nothing of his life and work.
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How to Handle Discouragement
Frosty WooldridgePlease understand this fact: no one possesses enough money, fame or power to overcome setbacks or failure at some juncture in his or her life. Learn how to deal with it and evolve into a more positive human being.
The Secret Appeal of Politics
Paul RosenbergThe Internet is full of stories about politicians acting badly and doing the opposite of what they promised. Talk radio is full of the same things, all day, every day. Even around office water coolers, almost everyone will admit that politicians are
Wall Street Journal Reinvented History
Stephen LendmanWSJ
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How to Handle Discouragement
Frosty WooldridgeAt some moments in our lives, we feel depressed or “low” from something that happened to us. We might suffer a defeat on the sporting field. At some juncture, we may grieve our circumstance in a hopeless job or situation.
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Arrhythmia: stroke, heart attack and choices
Frosty WooldridgeMy father died of a heart attack at 46 years of age. His death changed the course of my life. To know such pain in your teens, your father’s death, (even your mother’s) creates a hole in your heart for a lifetime.
A Stick in Your Eye or Beans up Your Nose?
Menckens GhostThe Great Philosophical Question about Politics and People
A Way to Prove We’re All Born Libertarian
Paul RosenbergSo, if we want to get a glimpse of human nature before it’s stressed and shaped during the crazy years, we should really go to pre-teens.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News, February 23, 2014 Edition
John SemmensFCC Chairman Says Critics Are Overreacting to New Plan The Federal Communications Commission plan to send “researchers” into newsrooms in order to observe how stories are selected and reported has sparked fears of government intimidation and censo
The Troops Aren't Heroes
Bob Ross
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Part 15: What America will look like in 2050—how you can stop the invasion
Frosty WooldridgeFifty years from now, historians will write on various aspects of the collapse of the United States of America. They will write about how America turned into a schizophrenic-multicultural society; a linguistically chaotic country.
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Colossal dreams take colossal actions
Frosty WooldridgeIn that application, you may hit a “chord” in your nervous system, your heart and your intellect. Once you hear the “chimes” flowing with your talents, pursue them with vigor.
The American Empire Myth
Mike RenzulliThe United States is not an empire. The United States never has been an empire. The United States never will be an empire.
Two Ways the Bitcoin “Crackdown” Could End
Paul RosenbergI read a story recently about a group of dandies who want to “help regulate Bitcoin, for its own good.” The thing about these guys is that they don’t really care about Bitcoin as a beautiful, disruptive technology or even for the great benefit it bri
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News, February 16, 2014 Edition
John SemmensObama Defends “Flip-Flop” on Executive Orders Before he became President, Senator Barack Obama was a strident critic of George Bush's use of Executive Orders to get around Congressional participation in policy making.
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