Political-economic sites:
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Muckraking political articles
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Critical of capitalism
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Bush bashing
#28 Nuclear war threat
#41 PHARMACEUTICALS FOR PROFITS
#103 Parliament of whores
#104 Government, Presidency, Congress, Courts
#106 Economics
#111 World Trade Organization
#112 Bush watch
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OIL
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Federal court system
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118 Iraq war, wars
California Skeptics has an excellent collection of political cartoons and huge collection of links to sites with political cartoons and animation.
NEOLIBERALISM
There is an evil afoot, neoliberalism. It is neither new nor liberal, but the organized effort of multinational corporations and international
banks to increase their profits. Through the WTO and IMF (their tools) they have
set out a broad agenda and won support through bribes in the form of loans. Attached
to these loans are the neoliberal policies. In the developed countries their influence is founded upon the
dole given by the multinational corporations to the political parties and their candidates that are receptive to their programs.
Greed is greed, and what benefits one group lobbies for comes
at the expense to society. Our media, owned by 5 corporations which
support neoliberalism, has sold the public on the virtues of neoliberalism. California
Skeptics are publishing articles which show why you shouldn’t be sold on their policies.
Analysis of the effects of these policies in both developed and improvished nations have shown that rather than improve the
standard of living they have lowered it. Populace movements in South America have rejected those policies. Articles on the WTO and there opposition have been published by us. For a pod cast, and articles by an organization connected with Ralph Nader.
These policies have resulted in the out sourcing of jobs, the
flood of tariff-free goods, the flood of undocumented workers, the reduction in the pay for skilled labor, the breaking of
unions, the reduction of social services, the reduction of corporate taxes and the tax on the top 1%, and the financial burden
and instability associated with a national debt that is 7% of our GDP. There
is an evil afoot, neoliberalism.
Neoloiberalism is in the
main the economics adopted by neoconservatives. And as the saying goes there is nothing new under the sun, neoconservatives
goes back to the industrial revolution. John D. Rockerfeller and Herbert Spencer and others proposed policies similar
to those of modern neoconservatives.