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Gated Development – is the Gates Foundation always a force for good? [pdf](globaljustice.org.uk)
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by binarray2000 11y ago
A few more questions regarding your point: - Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Chief Executive Officer of E.L. Rothschild has what interest in fighting inequallity? A look at the list of investments of E.L. Rothschild http://www.elrot
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Uncle Bob: The Programmer's Oath(blog.cleancoder.com)
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by binarray2000 11y ago
Funny thing is that this document - incidentally? - says nothing about US involvement in the war in Libya. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_involvement_in_the_...
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Contractors That Defraud the Government the Most Also Spend the Most on Lobbying(theintercept.com)
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by binarray2000 11y ago
DoD... isn't that the department for which then Secretary (Donald Rumsfeld) admitted "According to some estimates we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions"? Interestingly, he announced that, along with the "War on W
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by binarray2000 11y ago
> attribute his lack of sympathy to apathy I wrote "the Average Joe cannot think", not "the Average Joe doesn't want to think". Other than that, I agree.
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by binarray2000 11y ago
You must look at it from the perspective of the Oligarchy: Wars, regime-changes, support to "moderate" forces, spying on the world just cost money. And you cannot afford all that by only taxing those at home. You need every dollar
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by binarray2000 11y ago
Yeah, guns are good... at least for something. :))))
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by binarray2000 11y ago
So basically, you are for sacrificing democracy on the altar of secrecy. "Clueless people" are always dangerous. And "every political player" can "rally them up". Yes! That's how it should be! People must
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by binarray2000 11y ago
I don't. No one does (besides people who have negotiated it). AND EXACTLY THAT IS THE PROBLEM! Those who are elected are kept in the dark, too: http://www.ip-watch.org/2015/09/09/german-bundestag-not-happ
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by binarray2000 11y ago
R.I.P. democratic free society.
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by binarray2000 11y ago
That logo of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is chilling.
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Army top brass warn there will be a MUTINY if Corbyn becomes Prime Minister(dailymail.co.uk)
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by binarray2000 11y ago
This is unbelievable: This news got kicked to page 15 of HN and is, as of now, the last news (#447)! Even thou it got submitted only "1 hour ago" and already has 21 points. That's rather sudden and awkward thing to happen!
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by binarray2000 11y ago
If you read this document - uncovered by Judicial Watch (conservative organisation) through FOIA request - it doesn't seem to be propaganda news: http://www.judicialwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05&#x
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by binarray2000 11y ago
>>> It "amazes" me why these "refugees" flock to Germany or Great Britain and not to their very wealthy brethren in countries such as Kuwaii, Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Arab Emirates, etc... Same culture, same
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by binarray2000 11y ago
http://homment.com/atlantikbruecke OK, it's not the CIA... And this is not about "evil Yankees" (because, a "Yankee" is not evil). It's about journalists who actually should put all organizatio
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by binarray2000 11y ago
This whole Greek economic (and now social) crisis is one muddy thing. At first, until Syriza came to power, I have understood what's been happening between the key players. The "story behind", while never completely told by t
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by binarray2000 11y ago
Sadly, everything (literally, every little singe bit) you've written can be said for the USA. Sadly...
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Greece and Spain helped postwar Germany recover. Spot the difference(theguardian.com)
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by binarray2000 11y ago
Upvoted. Yes. And I agree: As long someone is producing value she is contributing to the society.
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by binarray2000 11y ago
The game is played again and again and again: How to suck out the common man and make him dependable. "We the people" are silent. Mostly.
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by binarray2000 11y ago
What a perversion! The richest country in the world celebrates trailer parks. Even "upscale trailer parks". OK, one has to admit, it is an improvement over tent cities. No wonder these exist. When you're giving hundreds of bi
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by binarray2000 11y ago
Google search did't help, so I have to ask: What is a "FNAC app"? Thank you.
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by binarray2000 11y ago
>(...) this huge influx of climbers has left its once pristine slopes covered in garbage, discarded equipment, and human waste. And dead human bodies. Over 200 of then. ( http://sometimes-interesting.com/2011/06/
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by binarray2000 12y ago
According to Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Army_inst... ) US has 35 existing bases in Germany and has closed 207 (!) bases in the past. Some of the most important (strategic importance an
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by binarray2000 12y ago
Don't hope for that. Europe is deeply divided. Everyone hates and blames "the others" for their own mistakes and problems, most of which were caused by political and economic (big business) elites in those countries. Not to f
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by binarray2000 12y ago
> I'm actually astonished given Germany's strength in Europe that they didn't just say GFY! Germany isn't a sovereign country. Having foreign (US) troops on your soil makes you dependable on the policies of that forei
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by binarray2000 12y ago
Previous submission (featuring only one - but great - comment by user api): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9056300

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