John Helmer: What is the Price of Suppressing the Truth in the Info War Against Russia?
Most people don’t think too hard about the fact that there is a price for secrecy, and when the truth is dangerous, the price is high.
Read more...Most people don’t think too hard about the fact that there is a price for secrecy, and when the truth is dangerous, the price is high.
Read more...The odds now favor the tentative deal struck over the weekend to “rescue” Greece, which many have correctly depicted as a brutal economic colonization of Greece by its lenders, coming unraveled.
Read more...Those who consider a Grexit, meaning reintroducing drachma, to be a sine qua non for Greece moving forward have no idea of what that entails.
Read more...The IMF has dropped a big shoe before the Greek government has passed any of the legislation required as part of its pending bailout. But if this development leads to more wrangling, that means an even longer delay before Greek banks get any liquidity, which means continued strangulation of the Greek economy.
Read more...Greek unions and other groups are mobilizing against the punitive deal tentatively agreed with Greece’s creditors. But can they really stand in its way?
Read more...The tentative deal deal with Greece and its creditors is simply vicious.
Read more...How Greece, and in particular, Yanis Varoufakis, grossly misunderstood German interests and how that led Greece to destroy itself and further German rule.
Read more...Reporting on the Libor criminal trial in the UK ranges from lame to non-existent.
Read more...An analysis of the proposal approved by the Greek parliament yesterday by 251 votes out of 300.
Read more...Tsipras has managed to deliver to the neoliberals a victory more complete than they could ever have engineered on their own.
Read more...Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has a bombshell report: Syriza never wanted to win the referendum and is now desperately contending with events that are spinning out of his control.
Read more...How US policy neglect helped created Puerto Rico’s lousy economy.
Read more...Greek journalist Michael Nevradakis and US investigative journalist Greg Palast have a different take on the Greek ‘No’ vote against Europe’s cruel austerity demands.
Read more...Elizabeth Warren has stymied the nomination of yet another corporate stooge to an important regulatory post, that of SEC commissioner, at least if the howling from Wall Street is any guide.
Read more...Obama and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew have been far more quiet than you’d expect given their attentiveness to the needs of the investing classes and the threat that protracted wrangling with Greece might pose to that. Of course, they might believe that Draghi’s bazooka is more effective than Hank Paulson’s proved to be in the runup to the final phase of the financial crisis. But John Helmer indicates below that the Greek referendum has intensified the Administration’s interest in regime change in Greece. Also note that the anti-Greek government interests have connections to Hillary Clinton.
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