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Why Are American Communities Dying?

April 8, 2019

Why Are American Communities Dying? Most Americans who have been around for a while know life is nothing like it used to be. When someone wanted a job one was found with a little bit of searching. Today jobs are difficult to find, especially in small communities.  When I was growing up in the 70’s, there […]

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TPP: Unconstitutional tribunal for .01% oligarchs to dictate what is ‘fair trade’

June 15, 2015

TPP: Unconstitutional tribunal for .01% oligarchs to dictate what is ‘fair trade’ “The corporations have bribed the political leaders in every country to sign away their sovereignty and the general welfare of their people to private corporations. Corporations have paid US senators large sums for transferring Congress’ law-making powers to corporations.” – Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, […]

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How Obama’s “Trade” Deals Are Designed To End Democracy

June 15, 2015

How Obama’s “Trade” Deals Are Designed To End Democracy U.S. President Barack Obama has for years been negotiating with European and Asian nations — but excluding Russia and China, since he is aiming to defeat them in his war to extend the American empire (i.e, to extend the global control by America’s aristocracy) — three international […]

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Sustainable Companies Are Using Trade Associations That Undermine EU Climate Policy

April 3, 2015

Sustainable Companies Are Using Trade Associations That Undermine EU Climate Policy Many major multinational companies with strong sustainability policies, such as Facebook andMicrosoft, are also members of trade associations that are actively lobbying against European climate policy, a new study released this week finds. According to the report by the Policy Studies Institute (PSI) at the University of Westminster, businesses use trade […]

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Sustainability for Whom?

March 7, 2015

Sustainability for Whom? The mission of UPSTREAM (formerly Product Policy Institute) is “sustainable production and consumption and good governance.” Sometimes I feel like we’re swimming against the tide in advocating a role for government action in ensuring sustainable production and consumption. Big brands like Wal-Mart, Nestle, Procter and Gamble can effect rapid, systemic change in their global […]

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A “Magical Fairyland” – How Global Multi-National Corporations Avoid Taxes in Luxembourg | Liberty Blitzkrieg

November 9, 2014

A “Magical Fairyland” – How Global Multi-National Corporations Avoid Taxes in Luxembourg | Liberty Blitzkrieg. The following expose by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), at times reads like a movie script. Leaked documents, one of the world’s largest accounting firms, and a retired tax official named Marius Kohl, nicknamed “Monsieur Ruling,” who was described by […]

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