9 October 2011
via Crooks and Liars, from yesterday. I think programming this is part of the reason I watch much less TV nowadays.
from a couple of weeks ago, via Dennis Perrin: Marisol Bello, USA TODAY, Poverty affects 46 million Americans
Paul Craig Roberts: Is the war on terror a hoax?
(via KFO's Buck v. Bell, where he has some additional comments. BvB was apparently named for this case from many years ago.)
Guardian UK, "Revealed: US spy operation that manipulates social media"
Dan Hancox,"The Real Reason Why Police Cage Peaceful Protestors" October 3, 2011
Duncan, "In my back yard"
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak said in a recent interview that a lot of talk about "sustainability" is misconceived, because the lifestyles people want to sustain simply aren't sustainable. And some well-meaning people just don't get it: one person commented on Facebook, "When I have enough to feed myself for the month and not Overdraft...Overdraft ..I will undoubtedly suffer help I those less fortunate." It's a nice sentiment, but it misses the point. Personal, private charity can't fix the systemic structural problems the world faces.
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Labels: journalism, legal funny business, TV, wealth-n-poverty
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