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The New Confessions of an Economic Hitman is out!
Nearly twelve years after my book Confessions of an Economic Hit Man was first published, The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man launched this month. Readers of the 2004 book sent tho...
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Sports Distract from Bigger Issues
Over 100 million Americans tuned into this year's Super Bowl. TV ads during the game cost over $4 million for 30 seconds. I love sports. I love playing sports, and the health benefits tha...
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Students Rally to Create New Story
This past November, students rallied on college campuses around the U.S. in the Million Student March to advocate for a minimum wage hike, free tuition and the cancellation of all student...
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Making A Better World in the New Year
It is only a few weeks into 2016 and I'm excited by the commitments I’ve seen around the world in the movements to turn a death economy, based on wars and ravaging the earth’s resources,...
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Take Action in the New Year
As 2015 rolled to an end, you may have been inundated by requests for donations from charitable organizations. You may be making plans now about whom you'll donate to in the new year or w...
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Taxes, Politics, Corporations & You
Here we are gearing up for another election year with chatter about taxes bubbling up as usual. From the ideas of flat taxes to reducing taxes to stimulate growth and beyond, you're sure...
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Reading The Signs Of A Failed Global System
What motivated terrorists to attack Beirut, Paris, Mali, the West Bank, Nigeria, the Russian plane, and other locations last month? I believe that many of them are angry, violent, despera...
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Acts Of Terror Point To Failed Global System
The horrible terrorist attacks of recent months in Beirut, Paris, Mali, Nigeria, the West Bank and on the Russian plane are clear indications that the old approach to politics and economi...
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Being Thankful In The Consciousness Revolution
Most revolutions involve chaos, confusion, even pain and violence. Those on the side of positive change must push back against the powerful opposition, those who benefit from the status q...
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Neighbor To Neighbor - A Post 9/11 World
It’s been more than a month since we observed the anniversary of September 11, 2001. I spent that weekend at a 9/11 event in New York City where I was privileged to speak. It forced me to...
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The Main Stream Media - Filtered Facts
What we think we know about the world influences our deepest beliefs and passions. We interpret facts through our individual filters and decide from there what is good, bad, evil, and won...
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Timeless Wisdom From The Indigenous People
In December and January I will take small groups of people on sacred journeys to Latin America and amazing Indigenous teachers. There are still a few spots available. See below for more i...
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