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AMERICAN INDUSTRIALISTS TRADED WITH THE ENEMY

AMERICAN INDUSTRIALISTS TRADED WITH THE ENEMY

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AMERICAN INDUSTRIALISTS TRADED WITH THE ENEMY

Author Charles Higham, in a shocking expose of American corporate greed, has revealed a disgraceful if not criminal collaboration of some of America’s largest corporations with Nazi German not only before but during World War II.
Higham documents his claims with information gathered through the National Archives and the [...]

First Iceland, then the World

First Iceland, then the World

Michael Collins
The public is angry. Why should the public pay for the bankers mistakes. Iceland blogger Halldor Sigurdsson
Who cleans up the mess when ignorant, greedy bankers rack up massive debt then go broke? The people of Iceland made a strong statement Saturday. The sins of big bankers and government regulators shouldn’t fall on [...]

The Folly of a Balanced Budget

The Folly of a Balanced Budget

“If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.”  It was a plain, no-nonsense bumper sticker, but it says it all.  And, today we discover the cost of ignorance.  There are states that are demanding a “balanced budget amendment” for the federal government.  I understand their frustration.  Largely, however, the problem isn’t how much we are [...]

The Winds of Change are Blowing

The Winds of Change are Blowing

I debated a day or so publishing this.  They shoot messengers here.
We staunched the massive hemorrhaging, but the patient coded.  We pushed the eppi,.  We defibrillated at least six times, chest compressions, the whole nine yards.  The patient is acidotic.  Everyone looks to the doc.  It is time to call it.  THAT is where we [...]

Are You a Contradiction or a Solution?

Are You a Contradiction or a Solution?

While driving in Atlanta one afternoon I found myself following a car with a “Pro-Life” bumper sticker.  At the red light she was in the inside lane so I pulled next to her and lowered my window.  As she did the same, I asked her what her position on the “death Penalty” was—did her pro-life [...]

How bad does it have to get?

How bad does it have to get?

Somebody wrote a column about toxins and autism in this country.  In 1943 hardly anyone in this country had ever heard of it.  Now it affects almost 1% of our children.  There was a small flurry of letters and the topic disappears from our consciousness for another millennia.
Ortho Weed Killer – Pest Control – Sprayers [...]

Anthrax Case Closing Challenged

Anthrax Case Closing Challenged

Shortly after September 11, 2001, mailings containing the lethal toxin anthrax were sent to members of Congress, including then Senate majority leader Tom Daschle, the National Enquirer, and others. The first suspect, Steven Hatfill, was pilloried in the press as the prime FBI suspect. He was subsequently cleared and awarded [...]

Judge Rakoff Nails JP Morgan

Judge Rakoff Nails JP Morgan

Michael Collins
Federal district court Judge Jed S. Rakoff called off a J.P. Morgan deal in an order that revealed the inside track on how the financial giant does business. The ruling of January 28 prevents Morgan from selling or participating the $225 million loan it made to Cablevisión, owned in the majority by [...]

A Convenient Truth

A Convenient Truth

How convenient it is that the justice department has decided the person who sent weapon’s grade anthrax to key Democratic offices, like Senator Patrick Leahey’s, is a dead person.  Yes, It is Obama’s justice Department, but the people in it were hired in the last nine years.   I think Obama’s Justice department is working under [...]

The Joke’s on You

The Joke’s on You

Abbeyville is in the middle of nowhere.  At least that is how it seems when I drive past the huge regional high school on my way down to the Gulf of Mexico.  I was surprised to hear the community mentioned on the news.  It seems that rural America is running out of money.  To cope, [...]

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