Last Updated on October 4, 2013
While mainstream media inundates us with propaganda by the pets and progeny of the aristocracy, we seldom get a look at why that is. In Paid to Lose, Wrong Kind of Green explores the world of professional progressives, the liberal wing of Wall Street derivatives. As WKOG reports, their primary role is to prevent an authentic democratic movement from emerging, thus complementing the conservative wing’s efforts in maintaining the status quo.
Elaborating on the harm Canadian international development NGOs on the government payroll cause to human rights and the environment, Halifax Media Co-op interviews Dru Oja Jay, co-author of Paved with Good Intentions.
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