Education is Ignorance, by Noam Chomsky (Excerpted from Class Warfare)
DAVID BARSAMIAN: One of the heroes of the current right-wing revival... is Adam Smith. You've done some pretty impressive research on Smith that has excavated... a lot of information that's not coming out. You've often quoted him describing the "vile maxim of the masters of mankind: all for ourselves and nothing for other people." NOAM CHOMSKY: I didn't do any research at all on Smith. I just read him. There's no research.
L.A. Lakers: Latest News, Trade Rumors and Fallout from Epic Collapse
Ronald Martinez/Getty Images LA Lakers End Three-Peat Hopes on a Sour Note The Los Angeles Lakers are done.
Interviews Interview with His Majesty King Abdullah II
AFP: Your Majesty, various Western sources have said Jordan and Turkey might consider buffer zones in Syria. Is the Kingdom considering such a move? King Abdullah: Jordan has not considered imposing a buffer zone, but obviously we reserve the sovereign right to consider all options to safeguard the interests and security of Jordan. My first and foremost duty is to protect Jordan and its citizens. We have seen the Syrian army shoot civilians fleeing across our border, Syria has shelled Jordanian territory.
Why Americans doubt man-made climate change - Inside Story: US 2012
It was 42 years ago that the first Earth Day was organised in the US, drawing millions of Americans to rallies across the country calling for a sustainable environment. Some consider that day to be the birth of the modern environmentalist movement in the US. Today the day is marked by millions around the world but its impact in the US seems to have fizzled, with only dozens turning out at the National Mall in Washington DC on Sunday. While the first Earth Day helped lead to the establishment of the US Environmental Protection agency, this year it was largely ignored by politicians and the public. The issue of climate change has barely come up on the US presidential campaign trail. And for the Republicans it is something they would rather distance themselves from.
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Popular movements urged to adopt platforms, run in polls
AMMAN — His Majesty King Abdullah on Monday said that constructive protest movements have helped accelerate the pace of reform, urging these groups to institutionalise their work and participate in public life, a Royal Court statement said. Civilised and peaceful protests “have in general boosted reform and gave a push to our reform process by highlighting the challenges Jordanian men and women are facing. We encourage these movements to institutionalise their work through adopting clear political, economic and social platforms and participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections”, which, he said, is their constitutional right.
2010 Movies - Page 2
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National interests top any other considerations — King
Following is the full text of His Majesty King Abdullah’s Letter of Designation to Prime Minister-designate Fayez Tarawneh: In the Name of God, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful, Your Excellency Dr Fayez Tarawneh, I extend to you my warmest and sincerest wishes of good health, happiness and success. I have known you throughout your career and followed your dedicated work in all the positions you have assumed.
Norway’s Greatest Vulnerability Is Also Its Greatest Strength
The unspeakable horror of this weekend’s massacre in Norway is exaggerated exponentially by terrorist Anders Breivik’s abuse of one of civil society’s most distinctive features: the trust that the public places in law enforcement. And Norway may be particularly vulnerable to such a breach, as a country with a particularly deep faith in its the integrity of its institutions. Norway’s best civil qualities, in this case, also made it most vulnerable to the worst impulses of this killer.
