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secret agent cult: down on the mekong
In fact as in fiction, the spy is the indispensable person of our time. Yet their activity poses a deadly threat to the open society… …Vietnam was an example .There the pawns included not merely secret service, police and paramilitary … Continue reading
plan-o-gram: the harder they come
The path of least resistance. Start by bringing up Chamberlain and equating Iran with Munich. Its ingenious because Iran could conceivably threaten the West, but the comparison with Iran’s capabilities, although extensive does not measure to the killing capacity of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ari Fleischer, Arlozoroff transfer agreement, Bernard Lewis historian, Harriet Sherwood Guardian, Jimmy Cliff, Lisa Goldman, michael bloomberg, Moncef Marzonki, Netanyahu Cartoon Bomb Meme, Netanyahu speech UNGA, Neville Chamberlain, Neville Chamberlain Munich, Norman Finkelstein, Theodor Adorno Culture Industry, Transfer Agreement Eichmann, Transfer Agreement israel Nazi Germany, Winston Churchill
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THEY SHOT THE SHERRIF
The Jamaica which began statehood had few of the characteristics which tended to attract organized crime to the Caribbean. There were no casinos as in Cuba, no off-shore banks as in the Bahamas, or history of deep corruption on the … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Literature/poetry/spoken word, Miscellaneous, Music/Composition/Performance
Tagged Amanda Sives, Anthony harriett, Anthony P. Maingot, Bell Hooks, Bruce Golding, Carl Stone, Christopher Dudus Coke, Edward Seaga, Faye V. Harrison, Holly Sklar, Jamaica Labor Party, Jim Brown Don of Dons, Jim Brown Tivoli gardens, Jimmy Cliff, Jimmy Cliff The Harder They Come, Laurie Gunst, Matthew McClearn, Michael Manley Jamaica, Richard S. Hillman, Steve Light, Terry lacey, Terry Lacy, Toni Morrison The Bluest Eye, Wilfredo Lozano, Z communications Michael Albert, Z Magazine
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