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Thursday, July 28, 2016

Sputnik — Sanders Delegate: Clinton’s Policy Determined by Military-Industrial Complex

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Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s foreign policy is determined by her pro-military donors, Bernie Sanders delegate We...
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Lyle J. Goldstein — Does China Think America Is Using a 'Wedge Strategy'?

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If an escalating situation in the South China Sea inaugurates a more alarming Cold War-type rivalry between Beijing and Washington, it is m...
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Xinhua — Officers told that public can film police

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In a functional society police culture is to assist and protect. In a dysfunctional society police culture is to control and punish. China...

Ramanan — A Short Note On George Soros’ Principle Of Reflexivity

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A Post Keynesian view of Soros on reflexivity. The Case for Concerted Action A Short Note On George Soros’ Principle Of Reflexivity V. Ra...

James W. Carden — The Fear of Hillary’s Foreign Policy

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The Bill Clinton presidency was characterized by the ascendence of liberal interventionist. Hillary's record is one of bringing togeth...
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Alexandra Rosenmann — Telesur Host Abby Martin's Surprisingly Rough Arrest Ordeal Is a Taste of Police Gone Amok

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Move along. Nothing to see here. In my experience, police have been doing this from the Sixties and Seventies. At least they didn'...
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Putin's Warning

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Putin warns journalists about the dangers posed by the US in its aggressive stance towards Russia.  This candid conversation took place w...
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Trump the Neocons, by Micheal Hudson

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Below is a superb Democracy Now interview with Micheal Hudson about Trump and the Neocons. Micheal, like many of us here, are hoping Trump c...
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Dirk G. Baur — Central Banks and Gold

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Abstract: Central banks hold gold reserves that are designed to build confidence in fiat currency. This confidence is undermined if the pr...

Pepe Escobar — The Real Secret of the South China Sea

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Historical backgrounder. Colonialism is at the bottom of it. The South China Sea is and will continue to be the ultimate geopolitical fl...

Quartz — The DNC’s email scandal shows democracy is rotten and Hillary Clinton may be a crook, China’s state media says

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Hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee have given China’s state-backed media another chance to criticize the US’s political ...
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John Helmer — The New Byzantine Alliance

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Monumental shift in geopolitical alignment shaping up. Russian sources are non-committal on what role US military and intelligence agencies...
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Chris Dillow — How True?

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We should ask of economic theories not: “are they true?” but rather “how true are they? Stumbling and Mumbling How True? Chris Dillow | ...
Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Tom Hickey — Calling the election

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Now that Donald Trump is the official candidate for the GOP and Hillary Clinton for the Dems, I am calling the election for Trump for the s...
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Zero Hedge — Maybe Putin Did It After All: Trail Emerges Linking DNC Email Hack To Russia

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To be sure all of the above is circumstantial and while we have no independent insight into any of the above, we are confident that now tha...
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Economic Surprise Index no surprise

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David Einhorn's back talking "jelly donuts." Who gives this idiot money to manage?

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Remember David Einhorn? I showed you back in Feburary how he was going short commodities and industrial stocks. The Dow Jones INDUSTRIAL...

Surprised by the Economic Surprise Index? I wasn't. I called it all along.

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Everyone is all shocked that Citi's Economic Surprise Index is showing a massive amount of upside surprises. Who was calling this for ...

Alexander Mercouris — Why the US Almost Certainly Was Not Involved in the Turkish Coup

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All the indications suggest the US had no part in the coup. However Erdogan and the Turkish government think otherwise and it is their opin...
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Adam Garrie — Putin, Trump and the New Normalcy

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Interesting comparison between Putin and Trump in terms of history. The Duran Putin, Trump and the New Normalcy Adam Garrie

South Front — Al Nusra Launches Rebranding Campaign To Depict Itself “Moderate Opposition” And Avoid Air Strikes

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More disinformation, as Al Qaeda affiliated Al Nusra rebrands itself as Jabhat Fateh Al Sham, or Sham Liberation Front. Well chosen name, ...

Scott Adams — The Dark and Rotten Election

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Godzilla, meet King Kong. Scott Adams' Blog The Dark and Rotten Election Scott Adams

Hillary, Putin and Faith-based evidence

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Stage magic operates on distraction. The audience knows that the magician is trying to fool them and everyone is on the lookout for it, b...

Press News Greece — Croatian president Kalinda Grabar-Kitarović at the beach

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Croatian president  Kalinda Grabar-Kitarović  at the beach — really. Why can't US politics be like this? Press News Greece Χάλασε κό...
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Monday, July 25, 2016

RT — Former NATO commander ‘behind failed coup against Erdogan’ – Turkish daily

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Washington calls the charge "unsubstantiated." RT Former NATO commander ‘behind failed coup against Erdogan’ – Turkish dai...

David Bromwich — The Hawks’ Election Strategy: Pushing a New Cold War

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Banking on the gullibility of the public. The truth is that the charge of fascism against Trump was a stopgap measure. Now it has been rep...
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Robert Hackett — Bitcoin Is Not Money, Miami Judge Rules

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Money is what the law says it is. This judge ruled that Bitcoin is property. Michell Esponiza, the defendant, had sold $1,500 worth of ...

Brad DeLong — What Thinkers Will Define Our Future?

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Brad DeLong cuts to the chase and asks some key questions that involve updating the enduring issue of social and political thought, first...
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Andrew Korybko — The US-Saudi Plan To Prompt An Iranian Pullback From Syria

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The US and Saudi Arabia have been conspiring with one another to engineer a series of crises that could prompt Iran to pull back its troops...
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Marilyn Tolle — Central bank digital currency: the end of monetary policy as we know it?

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Central banks (CBs) have long issued paper currency. The development of Bitcoin and other private digital currencies has provided them wit...
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