elites

Media Monarchy joins Jack Blood this month to talk about the waves of abuse news coming out of the church, the state, celebrity

Admittedly inspired by the Milgram Experiment, Veronica Roth's 'Divergent' is making easy money at the box office - but do the bad reviews show that youth are rejecting this latest batch of predictive programming?

The great Barbara Lee (D-Oakland)I met the Doors in 1967 when they were recording their first album in New York. They had a residency in a tiny, little known club under the 59th Street bridge, Ondine's and I went… every night.

The Alpine Fairyland of Davos, site of the Mastersof the Universe Annual World Economic Hoedown"[J]ust days after a stunning report was issued by Oxfam saying that the 85 richest people in the world are as wealthy as the poorest half of the global population, or about 3.5 billion people[,] a good chunk of those 85 are likely to be fretting on the slopes about this horrible state of affairs."-- Al Kamen, in his

"Gee, I wish we had one of them Doomsday Machines."-- Gen. Buck Turgidson (George C. Scott)In the U.S. War Room, Soviet ambassador Alexi de Sadesky (Peter Bull) reveals the existence of his country's Doomsday Machine to the American security brain trust, including President Merkin Muffley and technology genius Dr. Strangelove (both Peter Sellers) as well as General Turgidson.

Daily Kos caption: "Ka-CHING!!!"

by KenThis comes of keeping nytimes.com at arm's length, owing to the NYT's totally understandable effort to realize some financial recompense for online consumption of its semi-expensively produced content: I have paid no attention to an online-only series, moderated by that sterling economist Joseph E.

He's already shown he's wiling to lie for the cause. Who better to turn to to protect the secrets of our secrets?"It's really hard for most people to understand just how much contempt our lords and masters have for us. . . .

Bank of America: Too Big to Fail, Too Big to Jail & Too Connected to Change

Meet the Elites & Their Unparalleled Access to Policy-Makers Around the World
Anyone who has paid even minimal attention to the global economic and financial crises gripping the world since 2007 has heard the name Goldman Sachs.