Wednesday, December 28, 2011

The Strange Triumph of Liberal Democracy

The Strange Triumph of Liberal Democracy: Intelligent observers of Europe in the 1930s thought its future belonged to communism or fascism and would have ridiculed the notion that decades later the entire continent would be democratic. New books by Jan-Werner Müller and Eric Hobsbawm illuminate the changing fortunes of the continent’s great ideologies.

Why Occupy Wall Street is Not the Tea Party of the Left

Why Occupy Wall Street is Not the Tea Party of the Left: Unlike other movements, the rallies across the United States have no distinct constituency, put forward few policy proposals, and have a shifting configuration of supporters. They are something new. These are "we are here" protests.

Sayanim: Israeli Operatives in the U.S.

Sayanim: Israeli Operatives in the U.S.

Muslim Christian Jew, Extremism is Extremism

Muslim Christian Jew, Extremism is Extremism

Half of America In Poverty? The Facts Say It's True | Common Dreams

Half of America In Poverty? The Facts Say It's True | Common Dreams

Hard Times Generation: Families living in cars

Even US Soldiers are Waking up to the New World Order

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