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Yes, Virginia, There are Conspiracies—I Think

October 22, 2018

Yes, Virginia, There are Conspiracies—I Think You know those little green-and-white USDA Organic labels you find on organic produce? What if someone told you that their adhesive transmits a powerful drug into the edible that over time can render humans sterile? It’s true, they say; they’ve seen the lab reports, and go on to assert […]

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Deep State 101: A Primer and Prescription

May 7, 2018

Deep State 101: A Primer and Prescription Every nation worth its salt has a deep state, a loose network of rich and powerful players who ratify, veto or formulate state social, economic and military policies. Whether monarchy, dictatorship, or constitutional republic, no government worthy of the name lacks for a shadowy unelected elite with hands […]

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Living With Truth Decay

February 9, 2018

Living With Truth Decay “Once a policy has been adopted and implemented, all subsequent activity becomes an effort to justify it” — Barbara Tuchman, The March of Folly: From Troy to Vietnam (1984. p. 245). In the 20th-century but still fun party game called Telephone, people sit in a circle and someone whispers a phrase […]

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The Net’s Good Old Boys: Dr. (Don’t Be) Evil Meets Dr. Strangelove

January 26, 2018

The Net’s Good Old Boys: Dr. (Don’t Be) Evil Meets Dr. Strangelove Dr. Eric Schmidt has called for intelligence agencies to stop illegally prying into personal information and has been doing his best to convince the government to pay Google to do it legally instead. That said, in 2009 he was widely rebuked for telling […]

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NPR, the CIA and Corporatism

October 25, 2017

NPR, the CIA and Corporatism Photo by Todd Huffman | CC by 2.0 In her five-minute interview with Ursula Wilder, a CIA psychologist whose job there is debriefing returning spies, NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly (their alleged National Security Correspondent) spoke of what makes someone who reveals state secrets tick. Kelly failed big-time to probe Wilder […]

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Harvard, the CIA, and All That 

October 13, 2017

Harvard, the CIA, and All That  Members of the Center for International Affairs, 1958–1959 by Center for International Affairs with Henry Kissinger and Robert R. Bowie front and center After Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government rescinded its invitation to Army whistle-blower Chelsea Manning (whom Obama sprung from the brig by pardoning her), a […]

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