Mark Karlin

June 24, 2013

Glenn Greenwald Tells Comcast and DOJ Lackey David Gregory to Shove It By Mark Karlin

If you haven’t heard about the shellacking Glenn Greenwald gave David Gregory on “Meet the Press” on Sunday, June 23, here’s a little background. Continue reading

Media, National Security State, USA

Booz Allen, Comcast, data mining, database state, David Gregory, DOJ, Glenn Greenwald, James Clapper, journalists, Mark Karlin, NSA, prism, privacy, snowden, spying, surveillance, WikiLeaks
June 10, 2013

When the Surveillance State Is Used to Investigate and Prosecute Whistleblowers, the Occupy Movement and Environmental Activists By Mark Karlin

It’s worth noting that a noticeable number of progressives are protesting not the expanded government invasion of privacy under President Obama, but rather those sites, such as BuzzFlash at Truthout, who are harshly critical of Obama for justifying a secret system of massive spying on individuals. Continue reading

National Security State

data mining, database state, democracy, Mark Karlin, NSA, Obama, Occupy Movement, prism, spying, surveillance, the state, United States, Whistleblowers
April 19, 2013

Photo Essay: Profit and Violence in the Name of Comprehensive Immigration Reform By Todd Miller

Arizona has been a hot-spot and laboratory for immigration enforcement for quite a while and would be significantly impacted by this proposed upsurge in border policing. This photo essay offers a glimpse into how this intensely border-controlled universe already looks in the Arizona borderlands, via two distinct perspectives. Continue reading

Liberties, USA

anniversary, Arizona, drone, General Dynamics, ICE, immigration, Mark Karlin, Mexico, NACLA, reform, security, surveillance, vigil
January 11, 2013

Is There an Alternative for Capitalist Economics and Politics? Richard Wolff Says Yes

Few are better equipped than economist Richard Wolff, professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts, to address the massive failings and inequalities of capitalism as he does in his latest book, Democracy at Work: A Cure for Capitalism. Continue reading

Capitalism, Socialism

capital, Capitalism, cooperatives, democracy, Mark Karlin, rights, United States, welfare
September 14, 2012

Video: Unearthing the Truth About the Bloodletting War on Drugs: Militarization and Economic Domination

Tens of thousands have died in Mexico (recent estimates, which will be discussed in a forthcoming Truthout article, indicate that the homicide total under the six year rule of Felipe Calderon may reach 120,000) and in other Latin American nations. As far as stopping drug flow goes, the war on drugs in Latin America is… Continue reading

USA, Videos

DEA, Drugs, free trade, Mark Karlin, Mexico, Militarization, Real News, United States, Video, war on drugs

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