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Coming soon…A Blast from the Past
As soon as I can figure out how to upload the PDF, I will re-publish a short analysis and polemic I wrote in 1980 about the emergence of the Pacific Rim economy. I did this during a time of very … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Asia, Corporations
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The NRA Nightmare: Mercs in our Schools
It was probably one of the weirdest and most absurd press conferences in Washington history. Today, a full week after the terrible massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, NRA President Wayne LaPierre called for an “armed security” force in every school in America, … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Corporations, Intelligence
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Kicking (Paul Ryan) Ass for the Working Class
This afternoon in Las Vegas, about 300 members of my union, AFGE, with members from several other AFL-CIO unions, turned out in 109 degree heat to give a vociferous welcome to Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan. He was meeting … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Neocons
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A little insight into Robert Gates’ views on Libya and Egypt
This is totally random – and quite amusing. The other day, I was doing some research on former NSA Director Michael Hayden and I came across these remarks delivered on Hayden’s retirement from the Air Force in June 2008, just … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Military Industrial Complex
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North Korea’s KCNA cites Kwangju docs – inaccurately
I got a surprise today. North Korea’s Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) cited my documents on the 1980 Kwangju Uprising in South Korea. The citation appeared in a story looking back at the event and exploring its significance in recent … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Korea, Kwangju Declassified
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