JAN 3 SIT EC Y POLITICA
Articles selected by Hugo Adan
4TH MEDIA
GLOBAL RESEARCH
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If
Quantitative Easing Works, Why Has It Failed to Kick-Start Inflation? By
Washington's Blog, Jan 03
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INFORMATION CLEARING
HOUSE
Ukraine;
‘Regime Change 101.’ America’s Soft Power Technique. By Oliver Stone.
The West has maintained the dominant narrative of “Russia in Crimea”
whereas the true narrative is “USA in Ukraine.”
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Fascism
Will be Fought 2015: Defending Humanity
by Reason or Force. By Andre Vltchek. The Empire broke many; it
bought many, or scared them into submission. But others are standing up. Not
everyone is for sale, neither is everyone ready to serve.
SPUTNIK
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PRESSTV
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Americans
dissatisfied with US direction. A
large majority of Americans are not satisfied with the direction the United
States is going, a new poll says.
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ZEROHEDGE
"Peak
Dream" - The Death Of The Young American Entrepreneur Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 01/03/2015. the 'American Dream'
for young Americans is over. As
The WSJ reports, the share of people under age 30 who own private
businesses has reached a 24-year-low, according to new data reflecting a
generation struggling to find a spot in the workforce. While there are numerous
possible reasons, one professors worries about the systemic aspect as "the
fear of failure is the measure we should be most concerned about."
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How
Police Are Revamping Their Tactics. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/03/2015. In the wake of
widespread protests against police brutality and discrimination, law
enforcement departments across the country are instituting new rules and
policies to ensure safer practices. Here are some of the ways
departments are reforming their training, tactics, and management in light of
scrutiny...
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Ken
Rogoff Warns Economic Sanctions Don't Work; Fears Violence, Not Bargaining.
Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 01/03/2015. With Western economic sanctions against Russia, Iran,
and Cuba in the news, Ken Rogoff thought it was a good time to take stock of
the debate on just how well such measures work. The short answer is that economic
sanctions usually have only modest effects at best. In a world where
nuclear proliferation has rendered global conventional war unthinkable,
economic sanctions and sabotage are likely to play a large role in twenty-first-century
geopolitics. Rather than preventing conflict, Pericles’s sanctions in ancient
Greece ultimately helped to trigger the Peloponnesian War. One can only hope
that in this century, wiser heads will prevail, and that economic sanctions
lead to bargaining, not violence.
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