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The pinkhouse groupsite was started very recently after a discussion thread at FireDogLake.com made it clear there are a significant numbers of Progressives who feel completely left out of the loop and ignored by the current Democratic Party leadership. Discussions revealed the need to have a place for further discussions on that, possible future direct action, and others typical for gatherings of the political left.

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  • State Crimes Against Democracy

    Written by Adam / on 05/12/2010 / 0 Comments

    Here's an introduction to concept State Crimes Against Democracy at Project Censored...

    "New research in the journal American Behavioral Scientist (Sage publications, February 2010) addresses the concept of "State Crimes Against Democracy" (SCAD). Professor Lance deHaven-Smith from Florida State University writes that SCADs involve high level government officials, often in combination with private interests, that engage in covert activities for political advantages and power. Proven SCADs since World War II include McCarthyism (fabrication of evidence of a communist infiltration), Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (President Johnson and Robert McNamara falsely claimed North Vietnam attacked a US ship), burglary of the office of ..

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  • Citizens United: A Reason for All to Unionize

    Written by Adam / on 05/11/2010 / 0 Comments

    The Supreme Court of the US removed all restrictions from the amount of money corporations can spend on Federal election campaigns.

    At the SCOTUSblog, Lyle Denniston said...

    "Perhaps the most important question that one might ask in the wake of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission is: are labor unions as free as corporations to spend as much as they wish - independently of candidates - to influence elections to Congress and the White House? The likely answer is: Probably, but check back later.

    The parts of the federal law that the Court struck down, barring corporations from using their own ..

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