Michael Parenti: Deep Ideology: How Reactionary Agendas Shape Political Awareness (must-see)

with Michael Parenti
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Aug. 14, 2010

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Understanding Deep Politics conference – May 14-16, 2010

by Enlightened Films

University Inn and Conference Center, Santa Cruz, CA

In one packed weekend, Understanding Deep Politics will bring together ten distinguished speakers and hundreds of concerned citizens like you for the purpose of challenging the mainstream perceptions of political reality and to reveal the hidden forces behind many widely accepted historical and current events. Our speakers will draw upon many decades of research to help you connect the dots that are pointing us towards an Orwellian police state—indeed, to a much darker future than most citizens can even imagine. Our wide-ranging roster of presenters, including David Ray Griffin, Jim Marrs and Ellen Brown, will delve into the roots of our current crises and the dynamics driving despotic governance, financial plunder, imperialism, loss of civil liberties, and assaults on public health. Further, they will explore how such vital insights are continually being suppressed as they expose the media matrix that obscures these facts and stupefies our culture, all in the interest of protecting a malignant status quo.

Conference Details and video:
understandingdeeppolitics.org

NO LIES RADIO

http://noliesradio.org/archives/awTI_100821_web.mp3

Understanding Deep Politics featuring Michael Parenti

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Michael Parenti’s most recent books are The Culture Struggle (2006), Contrary Notions: The Michael Parenti Reader (2007), God and His Demons (2010), Democracy for the Few (9th ed. 2011), and The Face of Imperialism (forthcoming April 2011). For further information about his work, visit his website: www.michaelparenti.org.

From the archives:

The Corbett Report: Michael Parenti

What Would Socialism Be Like? by Leela Yellesetty

Peter Dale Scott: Continuity of Government Planning

Ellen Brown: The Financial Hijacking of America

9/11, Deep Events, and the Curtailment of U.S. Freedoms by Prof. Peter Dale Scott

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