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Monthly Archives: February 2014
120. Finite Hate and Infinite Love
Trans Bodies Under Attack Infinite Love in South Texas I’m Little…but I’m a Great Winner
Posted in Blacks, Democracy Now, Forbidden Knowledge TV, Karmatube, LGBT, Nature
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119. The Ukraine Puzzle
Should the Ukraine go with the European Union or the Eurasian Union? Should the US support the rebels or the government? Or is this all a false dilemma? I Am a Ukrainian Russian Special Forces Ready to Crush Opposition A … Continue reading
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118. Pictures, Rap & Trash Scuptures
The Crisis of Credit Visualized – watch carefully and critically. What’s left out? Does it make you feel sorry for the banks and investors? Apply what you know about fractional reserve banking to their presentation of how banks borrow money … Continue reading
117. NetPositive Peace in the Garden
Harvard School of Public Health Professor Greg Norris speaks with the Harvard Office for Sustainability about how individuals and corporations can build thriving, netpositive enterprises, and do more good than harm. Norris is co-director of the Harvard Center for Global … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Food, Nature, Poverty & Homelessness
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116. First Look, Second Chance, Sixth Extinction, Last Resort
Glenn Greenwald- Pierre Omidyar Journalism Venture: 3 min. Don at the Homeless Garden Project: 3 min. Elizabeth Kolbert on The Sixth Extinction: 22 min. Greg Grandin on Empire of Necessity: 20 min.
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