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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Introductory episode of In Context TV!
We’ve been toying around with the idea of making pre recorded episodes of In Context to quickly tackle complex issues and make them simpler and more concise. This is the first attempt and hopefully the first of many! In this … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Economy
Tagged bank of north dakota, benjamin franklin, ellen brown, state banking institute, state banks
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Virgin Atlantic commercial glamorizes tyrannical body scanners
How do you make something vigorously opposed (unwarranted and dangerous body scanners, and geo-engineering toxic chemtrails) a non-event that is pushed into the background? You work it into the mainstream by depicting it as cool or funny. Modern day entertainment … Continue reading
Fox News apologizes for blatant mis-representation
Last week Fox News aired a segment (seen in the post below) that showed Ron Paul’s reception at the CPAC conference after winning the straw poll for the second year in a row. Except that they played the footage from … Continue reading
More Faux News Deception
As you might already know, Rep. Ron Paul won the CPAC straw poll for the second year in a row, naming him as the conservative’s favorite to run for president. Also for the second year in a row, Mitt Romney … Continue reading
U.S. debt surpasses entire world GDP
Makes me feel confident that we can turn this around with a few budget cuts and freezes.
Posted in Economy
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podcast for last night’s show
We spoke to Suad El Aasar, an Egyptian American political scientist about the populist uprisings in  Egypt and the middle east. Suad also maintains a blog, called EgyptNow. The podcast can be found here.
Posted in CIA, Democracy, Geopolitics, Show news
Tagged egypt, foreign policy, middle east, protests
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Podcast for Wednesday’s show
Despite new surprises at the studio with the microphones and phone lines we were still able to carry on and have a spirited conversation regarding the uprising in Egypt and the reports of police provocateurs. We were unable to bring … Continue reading
