Politics - Part 58
Al Jazeera investigates fraud and corruption in US Pharmautical industry, uncovers corporations engaging in fraud, bribery to push harmful drugs to population while making exorbitant profits. An example being Pfizer, the worst offender, making over $150 b ...[Read more]
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Antilla is the world's most expensive building. It is owned by a single individual. But is it a temple to the new India, or a warehouse for its ghosts? Ever since Antilla arrived on Altamont Road in Mumbai, exuding mystery and quiet menace, things have no ...[Read more]
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"A former CIA officer was indicted on Thursday for allegedly disclosing classified information to journalists. The restricted disclosure included the name of a covert officer and information related to the role a CIA employee played in classified operatio ...[Read more]
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When the U.S. wants to fund, train, arm or otherwise align itself with a Terrorist group or state sponsor of Terror ...[Read more]
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The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is the most powerful corporate front group you ...[Read more]
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Michael Snyder of truththeory.com aggregates and explains 21 signs that signify how Uk is being transformed into a big brother surveillance society.
"Why would anyone want to live in the UK at this point? Well, if you enjoy having every little detail of ...[Read more]
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A six-year-old memo from within the George W. Bush administration that came to light this week acknowledges that White House-approved interrogation techniques amounted to "war crimes." The memo's release has called attention to what has changed since Pres ...[Read more]
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In Swedish Supreme Court document, Swedish government admits that it was the state, not the women, who initiated sex investigations into Assange.
Court document explains that how the investigation was dropped by Chief Prosecutor of Stockholm, Eva Pinne : ...[Read more]
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From Ron Paul to Mitt Romney, politicians consistently employ their own framing of why the economy is performing poorly, and thus, promote a consistent remedy for how to improve it. Government doesn't need to do more, they contend, it needs to do less - l ...[Read more]
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