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While the bickering between France, Germany, and the Troika continues, Greece grapples with shadow of Golden Dawn Golden Dawn, which won 7 per cent of the vote in June’s election and entered parliament for the first time, is on a roll, pulling established parties to the right – including Corinth’s socialists. Polls suggest the party has gained ground since the election as anxiety deepens over a possible Greek expulsion from the euro. A poll this week showed a near doubling in the number of people expressing “positive opinions†about Golden Dawn, up from 12 per cent in May to 22 per cent now.
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So, since you bring up petroleum geologists, have you read the back page of the latest EOS?Dr. Bitz is quoted.I suspect some editor at EOS is going to get whacked for publishing the truth about this reorganization.Those who’ve paid their dues (a mere $20/year) will have the paper copy handy; this is the story: Full Article – AGUwww.agu.org/journals/eo/v093/i038/…/2012EO380003_nws.pdf6 days ago – Cavanaugh sent Eos a statement noting that the intention … the reorganization is to “position the Foun- dation to be ..
September 23, 2012 Democracy is a Form of Oppression The modern concept of "democracy" is perhaps the most effective form of human oppression ever devised.
Does Mitt Romney really "Know Better" than the silly things he has said on the campaign trail lately? I ask the question because that subject came up twice recently, once in Time Magazine , and once in the Financial Times .
Marilyn Carlson Nelson : CEO of Carlson, director of Exxon Mobil. Stephen Sestanovich : US State Department, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, CFR. Judy Shelton : director of Hilton Hotels Corporation & Atlantic Coast Airlines
StopImperialism.com September 22, 2012 The ongoing overt and covert war against Iran, instigated by the United States and Israel primarily, seeks to isolate Iran politically, militarily and, most importantly, economically. The Western imperialists have as their goal no less than full-scale war with Iran, a key regional power and one that the United States has failed to control or otherwise manipulate since the revolution of 1979. Their attempts to demonize Iran as an international pariah and an irrational actor on the world stage have been repeatedly thwarted, most recently at the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Tehran, where two thirds of the world stood alongside Iran in condemning the sanctions imposed by the US and its European allies. However, Iran’s response to the series of aggressions and provocations by the West is not purely a diplomatic one as evidenced by the summit. Rather, Iran is engaging in a process of economic cooperation and mutual development with powerful regional and international partners – a process which could marry the economic future of Iran with that of other nations – thereby countering the continued attempts at economic strangulation by the West