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When Bombs Fall
What must it feel, in remote corners of the earth when Western bombs fall on their lands? There you are, doing your chores, getting by on a quiet day, breathing in the breeze as you think about them, … more →
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When Bombs Fall
wrote 10 months ago: What must it feel, in remote corners of the earth when Western bombs fall on their lands? There you … more →
New Dawn, New Day?
wrote 1 year ago: From a new map: a new dawn, a new day? The election of Barack Hussein Obama as President of the Unit … more →
Five Years On, Four Decades Later: The Surge
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wrote 1 year ago: [Image from University of Texas Library] [Continues "Record of a Neocon War"] The President did chan … more →
Inter(esting)Net Elsewhere: Immanuel Wallerstein on Empire and Geopolitics
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wrote 1 year ago: [A map of the "American Empire" from Double Standards] Thanks to occasional mentions over at John Pr … more →
What’s Up with the Dollar?
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wrote 2 years ago: [Image from Cagle Cartoons] So the value of the dollar has been depreciating. Lots of speculation, i … more →
John Edwards and Class in America and the World
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wrote 2 years ago: This is certainly one of the most interesting electoral seasons in America. After the dominance of a … more →
Fascism Actualizing . . .
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wrote 2 years ago: [A Third Reich symbol] In an important section called “Among the Believers” in The Third Reich, Mich … more →
Potentials of the Politicization of Art
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wrote 2 years ago: [Arbeit Macht Frei by Heidi Winner from Incredible Art] Walter Benjamin is often criticized by other … more →
The Rawlsian Citizen and Homo Sacer
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wrote 2 years ago: [Bronze sculpture by Leo Wirth, Citizen of the World] John Rawls, the great Anglophone heir to the s … more →
Critique as Total Destruction
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wrote 2 years ago: [Eugène Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People] [All citations are from Michael Hardt’s study of the … more →
