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billion dollar bash
Living in dangerous times. Currency wars have been on the fringe of public consciousness for some time, mainly as as an echo of anti-China sentiment on their dumping practices into north American markets. However we are on the verge of … Continue reading
good men in a storm?…raising canaan
It was believed that secular Zionism of the later nineteenth and early twentieth century was conceived to offer something distinct from the assimilationist currents that the Enlightenment and secular humanism was conceptually formulated to bring about. It was a ruse, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Porter, Ben Hecht, Benjamin Halevi, Edwin Black, eichmann trial, Francisco Gil-White, Francois Genoud, George Soros, Glenn Beck, Haavara Agreement, Hannah Arendt, jabotinsky, Joel Brand, Malchiel Greenwald, Meir Dagan, Meretz Party, Moshe Sharett, Norman Finkelstein, Rudolf Kastner, Rudolf Kasztner, Shinui Party, Tommy Lapid, uri avnery, Yair Lapid
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drifters escape
To watch these debates between two sides that speak a foreign language to each other. The Peace Now camp links their success to the apparatus of the legal and legislative tools of the nation state. The rule of law and … Continue reading
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Tagged Amona expulsion, Eichamann trial, George Soros, George Soros Peace Now, gush katif expulsion, Hannah Arendt, Itai Camo, J Street, Jeremy Ben Ami, Land of Israel organization, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Michael Kaufmann, Migron eviction, Peace Now, Rabbi Shalom Dov Wolpo, Shai Gefen, SOS Israel, Tzipi Livni, Yariv Oppenheimer
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Pat robertson: reefer madness
Pat Robertson. Certainly an unlikely candidate for the legalization of Marijuana. An odd juxtaposition that places him shoulder to shoulder with the likes of George Soros, who as an ardent advocate, should arouse more than passing suspicion. Soros talks about … Continue reading
Havel enough
There has been a lot of ink spilled for Vaclav Havel, most all of it favorable. He was deeply Western; acculturated to rock music and American culture in general, and a willing actor to boot communism into the dust-bin, greatly … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Alexander Cockburn, andy kilmistir, Ayn Rand, Christopher Hitchens, Dalai Lama, Friedrich A. Hayek, George Soros, jeri pelikan, michael parenti, Milan Kundera, Milos Forman, Neville Chamberlain, Noam Chomsky, Slavoj Zizek, vaclav havel, vaclav klaus
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WMD: cook the books
Leveraged exchange traded funds or ETF’s….These financiers. Morbidly earthbound figures, weighed down by the heavy change in their pockets. Without that primitive anchor of coin rooting them to the soil, they would float away into a void, a kind of … Continue reading
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Tagged bitov castle, Charles Baudelaire, charles bukowski, D.W. Winnicott, Damien Hirst, Donald Kuspit, douglas a. kass, Erich Fromm, ETF volatility, George Soros, John Paulson, Jonathan McIntosh, levis go forth, Marcel Duchamp, molinari antonio, seabreeze partners, the golden calf, Victor Hugo, Walter Benjamin
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like necking with siamese twins
Why should violence be disavowed? After all, its just part of a tragic narrative seen within the context of the world’s greater failure and shortcomings. Perhaps, if we can remove the varnish of its mythology, we can, as Jean Genet … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Literature/poetry/spoken word
Tagged Abbie Hoffman, Allan Krapow, Clement Greenberg, Donald Kuspit, Edmund White, Frantz Fanon, Franz Kafka, George Soros, Georges Sorel, hadrien laroche, Jacques Derrida, Jean Genet, Jean Paul Sartre, Lucille Ball, Marcel Duchamp, mark ruffalo, martin kramer, Max Horkheimer, murray krieger, occupy wall street, Piet Mondrian, Walter Benjamin
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the attraction of youth
There is, one can imagine very few among us that are attracted to creepy, old wrinkled flesh. What is the attraction of youth. The quest for the younger mate. Is attraction to beauty built into our psychological makeup? That volatile … Continue reading
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Tagged adriana ferreyr, francoise gilot, George Soros, Isabella Brandt, isabella brant, Marquis de Sade, ninalee craig, Oscar Wilde, Pablo Picasso, Peter Paul Rubens, raymond kurzweil, Robert Capa, Roman Polanski, ruth orkin, silvina bullrich, Simone de Beauvoir, stephen bulger, tamiko bolton, Tony Curtis, Vivien Leigh, Wilhelm Reich
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