Bill Quigley

Bill Quigley
Cashing In, Selling Out: The AARP's Tradition of Betrayal
11 Nov 2009
By Stephen Lendman Just before the Obama version of health insurance reform made it to the floor of the House of Representatives, the White House said it was proud to announce it had been endorsed by…
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Perverted Priorities: Obama, One Year Later
11 Nov 2009
by Paul Street Barack Obama's presidency was almost scripted by the corporate interests that backed his candidacy. A year after his election, his political trajectory is remarkably consistent with…
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A Corporate Black President?
04 Nov 2009
Does Barack Obama represent African Americans? All Americans? Gangster banksters? Or our transnational corporate elite in general? Glen Ford visited Capital University in Columbus Ohio last…
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The Limits of Anti-Racism
04 Nov 2009
by Adolph Reed What does it mean these days to be “anti-racist” and to struggle against racism these days when a black family is in the White House? Unlike today's anti-racist activists, the…
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Feminism’s Freedom Fighter? On Feminism, Atheism and Ayaan Hirsi Ali
04 Nov 2009
by Sikivu Hutchinson A Somali woman gains fame in Europe for denouncing Islam. Ayaan Hirsi Ali, atheist, feminist, and author has secured a “plum position at the neoconservative American Enterprise…
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Banksters Rob States and Cities Too
29 Oct 2009
by Margaret Kimberley The $17 trillion dollar transfer from federal coffers to the pockets of Wall Street banksters didn't happen in a vacuum. The same bipartisan cast of players have had their…
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Declaration of Dignity – The Tripoli Statement
28 Oct 2009
The following speech was delivered by former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney last week in Libya. As our issue deadline approaches, McKinney is now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for an international…
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Why I Disrupted Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert in Chicago
28 Oct 2009
by Ali Abunimah Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is a wanted man in some places, and decidedly unwanted in some others. Olmert sat in the Big Chair during last year's murderous Israeli…
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Rhetoric and Reality
28 Oct 2009
by Ralph Nader Humans learn to about the same time we learn to talk. It's just part of the package. It's quite unrealistic therefore, to suppose that our political life and discourse…
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African Pastoralists Directly Threatened By Climate Change
28 Oct 2009
by Aaron Tesfaye The first victims of the change in global precipitation patterns will not be people from rich, polluting nations who engage in ruinous consumption, but the poorest of the poor – such…