What Cheney is All About? By Steven Jonas, MD, MPH

by Steven Jonas, MD, MPH Featured Writer Dandelion Salad crossposted on TPJmagazine April 27, 2009 George W. Bush apparently really believes in the “alternate realities” that he presented to our nation and the world over and over again during his Presidency. For example, he apparently really thought that: he was a uniter, not a divider; [...]

Salbuchi: Global Meltdown: What We Can/Should Do…

Dandelion Salad arsalbuchi April 26, 2009 Describes what needs to be done regarding the Financial Meltdown. Put the financial system in its proper place and bring Health to the Economy. All based on the Argentine experience of having suffered systemic collapses, hyperinflation and the gross corruption of wanton speculation. more about “Salbuchi – Global Meltdown: [...]

SAS and other UK special forces to be expanded to defeat al-Qaeda

Propaganda Alert compiled by Cem Ertür Featured Writer Dandelion Salad 26 April, 2009 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/defence/5220803/SA S-and-other-special-forces-to-be-expanded-to-defeat-al-Qaeda.html excerpts from: SAS and other special forces to be expanded to defeat al-Qaeda The SAS is to be increased in size under a radical new Government strategy to help win the war against Islamic extremism. by Sean Rayment, Daily Telegraph, [...]

Stress Tests: Down the Rabbit Hole by Josh Sidman

Josh by Josh Sidman Dandelion Salad Featured Writer Josh’s Blog Post April 26, 2009 There were many things that were deeply disturbing about the Bush Administration, but perhaps nothing was more so than its willingness to make blatantly false statements in the face of obvious evidence to the contrary. When a government commits itself to [...]

Consumerism: an Historical Perspective by Sharon Beder

Dandelion Salad Crossposted at Thomas Paine’s Corner thanks, Jason. by Sharon Beder 21 February 2009 The Pacific Ecologist, whence this article came, provided this editorial note: Sharon Beder explores the history of consumer societies from the 1920s when over-production of goods exceeded demand. Instead of stabilising the economy, reducing working hours, and sharing work around, [...]