Hamburger heaven — for corporate farms
From Margot Ford McMillen at the Progressive Populist: Right now, in a state house near you, a few amoral lobbyists and politicians are working their black magic. They are few …
Tar Creek biggest Superfund site
An Oklahoma travesty, via Joni: May 2005 Engineer Update In the 50-square-mile part of Oklahoma known as the Tar Creek Superfund Site, tainted waters run orange in creeks and streams, …
Uncapitalist Journal
New blog in town: Here at the UnCJournal, our team of writers will bring you news, commentary, and analysis on topics such as: Income disparity Privatization versus public ownership The …
AfterDowningStreet.org claims censorship by Comcast and Symantec
How Comcast Censors Political Content says David Swanson of After Downing Street. (Comcast is a major internet service provider, equivalent, I think, to what Cox is around the OKC area.) …
Iraq: Where has all the money gone?
Ed Harriman of the London Review of Books examines the flow of money into and out of Iraq since the US invasion. It’s a long tale of incompetency, malfeasance and …
Supremes give Hollywood and corporate ISPs a big wet kiss
Not a Good Day for Innovation, Customer Rights and Free Speech The Grokster file sharing decision was the most notorious of the ones handed down today. But the court also …
Profiteering in Iraq
I watched a hearing (conducted only by Democrats) on C-SPAN addressing the ways in which Halliburton and its subsidiaries are bilking the American taxpayer, while abusing service members. Really almost …
BusinessWeek discovers blogging
This is hilarious: Blogs Will Change Your Business ..wherein you will learn such important points as “[…]we’re going to take you into the world of blogs by delivering this story …
Krugman on health care and the economy
The brilliant Paul Krugman is the saving grace of the New York Times. An economist/academic that sees the big picture and writes clearly and passionately. He’s doing a series on …