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14OCT2002 Crisis, Economic Depression, Upheaval, and War Thom Hartmann We have recently seen, all too often, the strange fruits borne by placing a corporate sentry where a public guardian should stand: for instance, we now know that the California energy crisis was manipulated into existence by Enron and a few other Texas energy companies. The cost to humans, for this corporate plunder, was horrific; but who was accountable, and who will go on trial? And more to the point, how did it come to be that corporations had the ability to do such things while the public protested vigorously? [MORE]  Unequal Protection: The Rise of Corporate Dominance and the Theft of Human Rights by Thom Hartmann Woodward: Follow the Money - CIA's Cash Toppled Taliban  Bob Woodward of Washington Post and Watergate (All the President's Men fame, and the author of Shadow: Five Presidents and the Legacy of Watergate and The Commanders describes in his latest book Bush at War elements within the Bush White House as "Beyond hell-bent for action against Saddam..." The book portrays Powell with having to pretend that there was a policy consensus within the war cabinet on Iraq and the Middle East. Powell called it being "in the icebox" during periods when the White House banned him from television. Bush at War also tells the story of a dimwit really thinking with spending money and lives he could keep the status quo and bring about peace - with no understanding that western policy with regard to the status quo is cultural suicide; i.e., not knowing what peace is in the first place. [MORE]
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