Neoliberalism’s Dark Path to Fascism, by Chris Hedges
Neoliberalism transforms freedom for the many into freedom for the few. Its logical result is neofascism.
Neoliberalism transforms freedom for the many into freedom for the few. Its logical result is neofascism.
Mediocrity in the name of diversity. How the white power structure plays people of color.
We will remove them from power or enter a new dark age.
if you want actual aid delivered on a massive scale, if you want withdrawal of foreign forces and the opening of serious negotiations for disarmament and peace...
The criminal gangs that deliver migrants to Europe make about $100 million a month for their work. They exploit and traffic human beings just as highly paid CEOs do.
. . . proposed ‘reforms’ offer ways to rehabilitate perceptions of powerful businesses and corporations, in order to head-off rising worker discontent and thus keep the system going, while continuing to maximise profits for the few at the expense of the planet. By Nafeez Ahmed  The Guardian  Wednesday, May 28, 2014  TheRawStory.com Yesterday’s [5/27/14] Conference on More
A society consisting of the sum of its vanity and greed is not a society at all but a state of war.   — Lewis Lapham By Henry A. Giroux  13 January 2014  Truthout.org | Op-Ed (Image: Jared Rodriguez / Truthout) The Gilded Age is back, with huge profits for the ultrarich, hedge fund managers and the major players in the financial More
A society consisting of the sum of its vanity and greed is not a society at all but a state of war.   — Lewis Lapham By Henry A. Giroux  13 January 2014  Truthout.org | Op-Ed (Image: Jared Rodriguez / Truthout) The Gilded Age is back, with huge profits for the ultrarich, hedge fund managers and the major players in the financial More
[youtube=http://youtu.be/ASszn2x8JvY] Published on Dec 4, 2013 December 4, 2013 - Jon Stewart helped explain Wednesday night the exact difference between corporations and people: when people get in trouble with the law, they can't pay a shitload of money to settle everything out of court. But corporations? Yes they can! Stewart went through example after example of More
Leaving Wall Street By Alexis Goldstein   Saturday, 05 May 2012 09:50, | Op-Ed  truthout (Photo: -sel / Flickr) When some people think about Wall Street, they conjure up images of traders shouting on the stock exchange, of bankers dining at five star restaurants, of CEOs whispering in the ears of captured Congress members. When I think about More
Leaving Wall Street By Alexis Goldstein   Saturday, 05 May 2012 09:50, | Op-Ed  truthout (Photo: -sel / Flickr) When some people think about Wall Street, they conjure up images of traders shouting on the stock exchange, of bankers dining at five star restaurants, of CEOs whispering in the ears of captured Congress members. When I think about More
Chris Hedges Examines the Strategy of Occupy Washington, DC By Kevin Zeese – Posted on 23 January 2012  October2011.org The thinking I express in the column below was developed after many months of discussion with people who worked together to create the Occupation of Washington, DC, which began on Freedom Plaza and continues to evolve with a More