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Review: A Marxist economist explains what is wrong with capitalism. Not

American economist Richard D. Wolff was born on April Fools' Day; in this interview with 'Russia Today', he shows why as he makes a complete and utter fool of himself.
In the Media by Alexander Baron

Roseanne Barr: Rich should be beheaded for not giving up wealth

Speaking on the Russia Today television network, comedian and community activist Roseanne Barr sought to rekindle the guillotine, insisting the ultra-rich should be beheaded for not giving up their wealth.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 7 comments

Comet Elenin Hit By An Explosion? Update: NASA Images

Amateur observers studying NASA images from STEREO see Comet Elenin split into two parts (featured video). Leonid Elenin is said to have confirmed Comet's disintegration.
In the Media by Steffan Ileman

Russia Today in propaganda war of words and images

In what reminds one of the 'Cold War' days, although it is more sophisticated in this century, the pro-Putin news outlet 'Russia Today' displays rather philosophical ads right now on UK roads and at some US airports.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen
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As we have seen in the huge anti-Putin rallies that have been springing up of late, democratic impulses are finally beginning to assert themselves in today's Russia, though probably not by enough to alter Sunday's presidential election, former diplomat Jeremy Kinsman writes.

The Russian billionaire oligarch Viktor Vekselberg spoke to the Today programme's Simon Jack about a new project akin to Silicon Valley which hopes to forge business links with Britain.
The Russian government blasted the United States today for its "unjustified" decision to sentence Viktor Bout, the infamous international arms dealer called the "Merchant of Death" by some, to 25 years in prison and vowed to take the Russian national back to his home country.
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Ze’ev Jabotinsky Lives On: From Irving Moskowitz to Danny Danon – No Mightier Weapon than Indifference

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the State of Israel, by all accounts was heavily influenced by his recently...
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Authors I Admire by Raynetta Stocks, author of "The Grim"

About Raynetta Stocks Raynetta Stocks was born in Washington D.C. in August 1981. She excelled early at reading and...
May 25, 2012 by Tracee Gleichner

Australian vicar's ridiculous comments on marriage in the Herald Sun

Father Tony Kerin, episcopal vicar for justice and social service in the Archdiocese of Melbourne, has a message for...
May 25, 2012 by Sarah Lucas - 1 comment

Bing to give us the "human" touch

At the end of the day, the purpose of technology is to help us work more efficiently, communicate seamlessly, explore...
May 25, 2012 by Shaad Hamid

The Passing of Greed

We are living in a time where it is important to unite, and help one another in any way we can. By information,...
May 25, 2012 in  Revolution by Mindy Allan
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