xnull4guest

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by xnull4guest 12y ago
For those without the time (or grit) for Richard D. Wolff the idea is to replace the top-down autocratic organization of the corporate structure with a bottom-up democratic one of worker self-directed cooperatives. The idea being that risk
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
Apologies, just getting to this now. The various accounts are a bit flippant of me. I tend to accumulate downvote brigades. After some time I'll notice that immediately after I post something (as in under 20 seconds) it will be downvot
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
Are you implying I'm British? (I'm American.) I don't really get your comment. It sounds important, could you say it again another way?
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
* Kenneth Tomlinson (a chairman to the foreign media propaganda arm of the United States) was put in charge of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (NPR and PBS) and later retired after an internal investigation charged him with Ethics V
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Department_of_Justice_inve... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibrahim_Jassam [3] http://www.salon.com/2012/04/08/u_s_filmmake
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
There's been global rise in violence and legal pursuit of journalists. But as many of the issues outside the US get attention I've compiled material related to the US: * The Obama Administration issued a secret surveillance oper
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
Can you be more specific about what massive reductions in Europe-wide security resulted from the publications, and how they presumably would have stopped the Charlie Hebdo attacks?
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by xnull4guest 12y ago
Did I say merely? Blackberry is asking for recognition that they can not compete in their own industry. Not because they aren't able to build phones or write phone software or any other sensible reason. There is a barrier to the phone