OEN Daily: No brokered convention!: If Sanders Wins a Big Plurality of Delegates, He Must Be the Democratic Presidential Nominee
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| Bloomberg Wants to Swallow the Democrats and Spit Out the Sandernistas
Bloomberg is not so much running for president as making sure that the Democrats don’t go “rogue” anti-corporate to accommodate the Sandernistas. He is ensuring that the Democratic Party will be an even more hostile environment for anti-austerity politics than in the past – not in spite of the phenomenal success of the Sanders project, but because of it. Such a party cannot possibly accommodate both sides, an...
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| How PC are PCs on PC, or How Politically Correct are Presidential Candidates on Peace Corps
By Dwayne Hunn
The war to end wars didn't. However, it made Americans more aware of world needs and hammered fascism and racism. Buying into a stupid "falling dominoes" theory to bomb South Vietnamese proved that we did not know enough about the world. Today, without a draft, we expose generations to experience the world too often through night goggles and drones. Ingraining war mentality through service is not the answer.
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 | How Are We Going to Pay for Saving Trillions of Dollars?
By David Swanson
Enhanced Medicare for All that wild scheme that Michael Bloomberg calls "untried" because it's only been tested for decades in virtually every wealthy nation on earth would cost $450 billion a year less than the current U.S. system. In the usual propaganda terms (in which you multiply by ten and then if asked admit that you're talking about ten years) that's a savings of $4.5 trillion!
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| | The Myth of Our Democracy Exposed
By John Pagoda
Democrats and political pundits alike claim Trump is a threat to "our democracy" and in the process perpetuate an irrational fear of socialism while failing to describe and define today's Republican Party as the party of fascism. After the Democrat debate in Vegas an MSNBC analyst referring to Sanders claimed the US will never vote for a socialist implying voting for a fascist is preferable.
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| | Fake News From "The Daily Beast" on Julian Assange & Russiagate
Jimmy Dore destroys the propaganda lies from The Daily Beast, which were posted recently to OpedNews. Julian Assange has stated plainly for four years that the information did not come from Russia or any state actor. This dangerous spin is a direct attack on the world’s most vital journalist who is facing extradition hearings in the UK for doing journalism.
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| Humor: Old Clothes in Your Closet? They Will Come Back in Style
By Martha Rosenberg
The last decades, leggings and yoga pants replaced blue jeans for women because they were more comfortable, offered a sleeker look and you could work out in them. Also, in the summer they were cooler. Now jeans are back. What a novel idea. Some are pre-torn--again just like before.
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| I, Trumpius
By Wayne Madsen
Claudius, known as a womanizer and who was married three times, was also fond of gladiator duels and executions. The emperor was also suffered from extreme paranoia and believed there were conspiratorial plots afoot against him.
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| | Purpose-Driven Lives
By James Haught
Finding ultimate purpose is impossible - but honest people can give meaning to their lives by following scientific honesty.
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 | Nano-technology: one world, one brain
By Jon Rappoport
Over the past few decades, the flow of all sorts of ultra-sensitive scientific information, between the US and China, hasn't consisted of rare leaks. It's a flood, out in the open, in labs and universities. All part of the new share-and-care Globalist agenda.
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 | Republicans Block More Election Security, Paving the Way for Russia
By Ted Millar
Here we are, four months from selecting a nominee to take on Donald Trump, and it appears Russia is, once again, Trump's cheerleader. U.S. intelligence officials warned members of Congress as much in a briefing last week that precipitated Trump's accusing acting Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Maguire, of "disloyalty," and firing him.
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