Saturday, December 26, 2009
SUPERPOWER: "The History You Don't Know"
"The only thing new in the world is the history you don't know"
Superpower-trailer
From Informaion Clearing House:
To watch segments of this film, go to:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article24256.htm
"The only thing new in the world is the history you don't know." ~Harry S. Truman
Length: 119 minutes
Please visit http://www.superpowerthemovie.com/home.html to purchase this movie
The heart of Superpower lies in the analysis produced from a re-examination of history through a series of interviews with historians, documentarians, and academians such as Bill Blum, Chalmers Johnson, Michael Chossudovsky, and Noam Chomsky, and others with expertise in this subject such as the Executive Producer of The Unit, Command Sergeant (Ret.) Eric Haney; former Chief Economist for the US Department of Labor, Morgan Reynolds; three-time Noble Peace Prize nominee, Kathy Kelly; and Lt. Col. (Ret) Karen Kwiatkowski.
Examining key moments in America's history elicits a more consistent and plausible set of motives for US foreign policy actions guided by global expansion and military dominance, rather than the hyperbolic calls for democracy and totalitarian regime change that we have become so accustomed to hearing.
Should citizens trust that their government will keep them safe, a government that keeps secrets, and lies, in the name of national security? Does the simple act of withholding information lead to a world of eroding civil liberties and corruption? Superpower presents a view of US foreign policy, which lies in stark contrast to that depicted by corporate media, popular pundits, and US heads of state.
Posted December 24, 2009 - Our thanks to Amilcar for research regarding this item.
To watch more segments, go to:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article24256.htm
Superpower-trailer
From Informaion Clearing House:
To watch segments of this film, go to:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article24256.htm
"The only thing new in the world is the history you don't know." ~Harry S. Truman
Length: 119 minutes
Please visit http://www.superpowerthemovie.com/home.html to purchase this movie
The heart of Superpower lies in the analysis produced from a re-examination of history through a series of interviews with historians, documentarians, and academians such as Bill Blum, Chalmers Johnson, Michael Chossudovsky, and Noam Chomsky, and others with expertise in this subject such as the Executive Producer of The Unit, Command Sergeant (Ret.) Eric Haney; former Chief Economist for the US Department of Labor, Morgan Reynolds; three-time Noble Peace Prize nominee, Kathy Kelly; and Lt. Col. (Ret) Karen Kwiatkowski.
Examining key moments in America's history elicits a more consistent and plausible set of motives for US foreign policy actions guided by global expansion and military dominance, rather than the hyperbolic calls for democracy and totalitarian regime change that we have become so accustomed to hearing.
Should citizens trust that their government will keep them safe, a government that keeps secrets, and lies, in the name of national security? Does the simple act of withholding information lead to a world of eroding civil liberties and corruption? Superpower presents a view of US foreign policy, which lies in stark contrast to that depicted by corporate media, popular pundits, and US heads of state.
Posted December 24, 2009 - Our thanks to Amilcar for research regarding this item.
To watch more segments, go to:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article24256.htm
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Chris,
The untold story is that Tim Collins was ready to take the job indefinitely -- until the political atmosphere was good for Brocato to return. In my opinion, Collins represents almost 30 years of what's wrong with our special town's government. Johnson seems like the kind of guy who will nurture the opportunity our population provides instead of trying to reshape our population.
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