TWO TICKETS TO HAVANA, PLEASE...
REALLY
by Ernest
Barteldes
Today, any American citizen can hop on a plane and fly to 'rogue
nations' like Iran or North Korea, provided he or she gets a visa to
enter those countries. Even though they are part of what the Bush
administration called 'the Axis of Evil,' there is nothing (legally)
that this country can do to against you if you decide to do so. However,
the same does not ring true in case that same citizen decides to spend a
few days sipping mojitos at a Caribbean island just 90 miles off the
coast of Florida. If you do that, you are breaking the law, and might
suffer dire consequences if you go for it anyway.STORY

OPPOSE OBAMA'S
WAR MONGERING
EFFORT NOW!
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Leaders
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BRAZILIAN MUSIC BUG VIA NEW YORK
by Ernest
Barteldes
A
record 49
million
Americans
faced hunger in
2008
THE CONTINUING
RHETORIC OF WHY
WE GO TO WAR
by Richard E.
Schiff
Washington’s
crisis over
Afghanistan
deepens
Breast
Screening Advice
Upended
More
than 14,700
taxpayers
disclose
offshore bank
accounts
Broader
Measure of
Unemployment
Stands at 17.5%
A VERY DISMAL
FUTURE:
WWIII
by Richard E.
Schiff
REVIEW OF " THE TOYMAKER" BY ARLENE McKANIC
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Roubini Says
Carry Trades
Fueling ‘Huge’
Asset Bubble
By Michael
Patterson/BLOOMBERG.COM
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From Producer/Director Michael Nash
There is a new phenomenon in the global arena called “Climate Refugees”. A climate refugee is a person displaced by climatically induced environmental disasters. Such disasters result from incremental and rapid ecological change, resulting in increased droughts, desertification, sea level rise, and the more frequent occurrence of extreme weather events such as hurricanes, cyclones, fires, mass flooding and tornadoes.


















