By Pedro Blas Gonzalez Dr Pedro Blas Gonzalez is a writer and philosopher who holds a PhD in Philosophy. He has written five books: Human Existence as Radical Reality: Ortega y Gasset’s Philosophy of Subjectivity; Fragments: Essays in Subjectivity, Individuality and Autonomy; Ortega’s The Revolt of the Masses and the Triumph of the New Man; Unamuno: A Lyrical Essay and [...]
Breaking the Lesser Evil stranglehold on the timid masses’ imagination takes a fresh look at the record and an understanding of how American power operates at the top—regardless of labels. In many cases a faux progressive can do far more damage to the nation than a recognized rightwinger. The old Fifth Column trick rarely fails [...]
ARCHIVES: Articles you should have read but missed the first time around— The complicated (and tragic) story between America and Korea goes farther into the past than many would have assumed… BY S. BRIAN WILLSON Originally posted at author’s site: July 1, 2000 The history of U.S. nineteenth century military intervention in Korea included the [...]
ARTICLES YOU SHOULD HAVE READ THE FIRST TIME AROUND BUT MISSED— Plutocracy Now: What Wisconsin Is Really About How screwing unions screws the entire middle class. By Kevin Drum | MOTHER JONES | March/April 2011 Issue Read more: MoJo’s Andy Kroll is in Wisconsin, [1] follow his updates. Plus: The 10 richest members of Congress, [...]
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