Philip Kraske

March 14, 2013

ColdType, March 2013: Chavez / Greg Palast / Pepe Escobar / Jeffrey R Webber / Chris Hedges and more…

This month’s Cover Story, Death of a President, covers the death and legacy of Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez, with essays by Greg Palast, Pepe Escobar and Jeffrey R. Webber. We’ve also got Chris Hedges’ notes from the indictment of whistleblower Bradley Manning, Mark Mule’s wonderful story of the problems of touring with a non-union production… Continue reading

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Africa, bradley manning, Chris Hedges, Coldtype, Greg Palast, Hugo Chavez, Marikana, Pepe Escobar, Philip Kraske, PLUS, police
January 10, 2013

ColdType, January 2012: Las Vegas / The Rich plus Herman, Cromwell, McGovern, Pilger et al…

10 January 2013 — Coldtype In the January issue of COLDTYPE MAGAZINE – download your free copy today Cover story this month is Tony Sutton’s Las Vegas: Behind The Bright Lights, a photo essay that captures street life away from the gaze of the city that never sleeps. Sharing our spotlight is a 16-page excerpt from Sam Continue reading

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Bin Laden, Coldtype, David Cromwell, David Swanson, Philip Kraske, PLUS, Ray McGovern, United States
October 4, 2012

ColdType, October 2012: Edward S. Herman, Greg Palast, Philip Kraske, Linda McQuaig, John Pilger, Deepa Kimar and Diana Johnstone

3 October 2012 — ColdtypeIn the October issue of COLDTYPE MAGAZINE – download your free copy today Cover story this month is Fred Reed’s essay reminding us that playing soldiers is part of the male genome. Really. Helps explain why, despite the efforts of generations of mothers, little boys would still rather play with toy soldiers than Continue reading

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CIA, Coldtype, Diana Johnstone, Greg Palast, John Pilger, Killing Hope, Miners, Philip Kraske, Strike, Tony Sutton
May 17, 2011

ColdType May 2011 Issue

17 May 2011 — Cold Type http://www.coldtype.net THE COLD TYPE READER Inside this month’s 80-page issue – f5.6 should be right, Greg Marinovich & Joao Silva; Surprise, surpise! Iraq war was about oil, Ray McGovern; The strange death of multiculturalism, Trevor Grundy; More humanitarian regime change, Alan Maas; Bug Affairs, Hugh Pennington; A tale of two Continue reading

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Danny Schechter, David Swanson, John Pilger, Philip Kraske, PLUS, Ramzy Baroud, Ray McGovern, READER, William Blum

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