By Gary Corseri [print_link] In all fairness, one ought to spread the blame around: the editors of the Atlantic, and the mainstream media in general, are even more culpable than Michael Kinsley for promulgating the absurd fictions of Mr. K’s “The Least We Can Do”—the cover piece in the current issue of the once notable [...]
Sadly, Castro’s semi-senile implosion may be the harbinger of the end for one of the noblest experiments in recent history. DAVID OSLER | Posted on Tuesday 19 February, 2008 [print_link] Stay in one of the five star hotels, and Cuba is a fabulous place for a holiday. Sit down by that swimming pool and bask [...]
First rule for smart citizens: Don’t EVER trust Obama or the media. And regard anything connected with the Republican party and its many branches as pure excrement or outright criminality. By Stephen Lendman [print_link] On September 17, New York Times writers Jackie Calmes and Sewell Chan headlined, “Obama Picks Warren to Set Up Consumer Bureau,” [...]
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