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A very powerful narrative of the difficulties of leaving the comforts of a faith, any faith, because of Nessrriinn's sympathy for those who have not yet made a similar journey, for those whose doubts have been suppressed by the institutions of belief. Thank you for your humble courage.

@helcap1 In solidarity, politicians will not do their jobs until average Britons do theirs, that is, stand up for their own values and make the average officeholder more uncomfortable about his or her political future than vocal Muslins do. Why do you not demand that Islamic protesters who call y...

Brothers and sisters, In 1966, Phil Ochs declared "The War is Over" in song. So what if he was almost a decade early. It is time to make our own reality and establish a people's shadow government. I suggest that the first order of business be the creation of the shadow Supreme Court, with the fi...

Who the heck is the fabulous backing (?) harp player on Murphy's recordings from this period?

I'm not aright-winger. Far from it. But these clueless talking heads defend the "integrity" of a public official who repeatedly lied before the court of public opinion. They argue that this "distraction" did not impact his work, but then they wonder why the American public is cynical about the po...

"...imagine the outrage if the police in Arizona or California gunned down 60 unarmed Mexicans...." or imagine the outrage if National Guardsmen in Ohio shot at and killed unarmed students protesting war on the campus of their own university. ...Err, well, you would have to imagine it since there...

As much as I despise Obama for being the lackey and servant of global elites, how much more do I detest Beck's sissified, servile defense of archaic aristocratic ritual at the expense of the American honor he pretends to uphold. When the "most powerful man in the world" raises his glass, however ...

Well Chris Hedges, you were right about one thing: Obama has proved worse than when you made this interview. But you were wrong about two things: first, that he was a man of good intentions and was intelligent: Nothing in his early political career suggested that he was. Second, that because he w...

Really quite lovely even if dated by a vibrato that sometimes, in my opinion, spoils the very best aspects of performance: the very nice lines and phrasing that Reissberger manages. Worth a listen on just that account, so thanks.

With respect for your being an upfront socialist and for actually daring to quote publicaly the great spectre of communism himself, you don't get his critique of capitalism. The fault, dear comrade Jones, lies not in production's being "unplanned." I'll get back to you with details.

Hello, new 'subscribers' to this series: I would be interested in a US study partner with whom to both read Capital and critique the video presentation.

@noclassatall You might ask why he calls it 'reductionist' in the first place. Insofar as he agrees with the criticism that it is, he would, presumably, say it fails to (fully) describe the (evolving) phenomena of capitalist social relations. However, it is important to recognize his defense of ...

Your video is a perfect visual accompaniment for the Vivaldi, and the more so because of its "low" grainy quality. Brava! But now you will have to follow up with the rest of the seasons!

Oh, you poor American beta-boyz like ICantDecryptTheCode, you are the product of 60 or 70 years of Pavlovian miseducation, and all the alpha-elites have to do is ring a bell labeled Ho Chi Min or Sadaam or Gaddafi and you will snarl and spit like dogs, ready to sacrifice your brother or sister or...

Would Ed Schultz ask Obama to provide me with some humanitarian aid if I drove my pickup truck down Pennsylvania Avenue with a recoilles rifle strapped in the bed? If so, we Americans may finally get some action out of their government.

Why has Jones insisted on repeating the patent absurdity that Obama took his marching orders for the Libyan campaign from the UN when anyone with half a brain understands that Resolution 1973 was, as the regular guest Webster Tarpley knows, the product of the Anglo-American capitalist cabal? It ...

Dear brothers and sisters: Why is it that the media, including even an alternative channel such as RT, parrot the aggressors in describing the conflict in Libya one between some "filthy" dictator and the "people" (the rebels), when the truth must be that the insurgents represent only *some* of th...