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Commentary Mokhiber: Self Interview: On The Rampage

Commentary, February, 24 2005 Russell Mokhiber
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Q: How did you come to write On the Rampage?

Znet Article Mokhiber: Valentine's Day Sweatshops

Znet Article, February, 12 2005 Russell Mokhiber
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Before you buy your sweetie those roses for Valentine's Day, pause for a moment to consider where they come from, and at what cost -- and what can be done to give a bit more joy not just to the flowers' recipients, but their producers. Cut flower...

Commentary Mokhiber: Kennedy: Fascist America

Commentary, February, 05 2005 Russell Mokhiber
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. wants to run for Attorney General of New York State.

Znet Article Mokhiber: Don't Be Left Behind

Znet Article, December, 16 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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Have you heard of the Left Behind books? They are books about the end times. They are written by two evangelical Christians -- Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins. Go into any Wal-Mart, or Costco or any of the big box stores, and you will see them ...

Commentary Mokhiber: Smedley Butler, Meet John Perkins

Commentary, December, 06 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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Remember Smedley Butler?

Znet Article Mokhiber: Trespass Against Us

Znet Article, November, 23 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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Let's assume for a second, as the law does, that a corporation is a person. If a corporation is a person, then how come we don't see biographies of corporations? We're not talking about "official" biographies -- those written by people in the po...

Commentary Mokhiber: Bobbleheads And Prop 64

Commentary, November, 03 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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Ralph Nader says that the greed of multinational corporations has no bounds.

Commentary Mokhiber: National Geographic Kids Under the Corporate Thumb

Commentary, August, 22 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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National Geographic Kids Under the Corporate Thumb

Znet Article Mokhiber: Reagan the Paradigm Shifter

Znet Article, June, 12 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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He was what Charles Derber in his new book, Regime Change Begins at Home, calls a "regime-changer," moving decisively to end the flagging New Deal era and launching the modern period of corporate rule. Reagan changed the framework of expectation...

Znet Article Mokhiber: Tuna Meltdown

Znet Article, May, 21 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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A family doctor friend of ours was irate.For the past two years, he's been pushing a simple message -- a healthy diet combined with regular exercise helps prevent disease. But he is up against a corporate army that undercuts this simple message a...

Znet Article Mokhiber: Corporate Military Monster

Znet Article, April, 24 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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Corporate Military Monster

Commentary Mokhiber: Indecent

Commentary, April, 14 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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Whatever you think about broadcast obscenity, it is hard to make the case that a disk jockey cursing causes greater social harm than someone who puts another person's life in danger.

Commentary Mokhiber: The 10 Worst Corporations of 2003

Commentary, February, 18 2004 Russell Mokhiber
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2003 was not a year of garden variety corporate wrongdoing. No, the sheer variety, reach and intricacy of corporate schemes, scandal and crimes was spellbinding. Not an easy year to pick the 10 worst companies, for sure.

Znet Article Mokhiber: Say No to Silicone

Znet Article, November, 08 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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Eleven years ago, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced it was pulling silicone breast implants from the market, leaving them available only to breast cancer survivors who needed them for reconstruction or to women enrolled in limited cl...

Commentary Mokhiber: Terry Gross, Grover Norquist and the Holocaust

Commentary, November, 08 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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Terry Gross has a syndicated show on National Public Radio. It's called "Fresh Air."

Znet Article Mokhiber: A Dull and Largely Uncritical Recitation of Official Sources

Znet Article, October, 25 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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The New York Times reported yesterday that a Columbia University history professor hired by the paper to make an independent assessment of the coverage of one of its correspondents in the Soviet Union during the 1930s said that the Pulitzer Prize ...

Znet Article Mokhiber: U.s. Bullies Europeans On Chemical Testing

Znet Article, October, 14 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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Literally tens of thousands of chemicals on the market have never been tested for their impact on human health. The chemical industry thinks this is a good thing. Safety testing is too expensive, the chemical companies say. Chemical manufacturers...

Znet Article Mokhiber: Open the Debates

Znet Article, October, 13 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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Is it viable for the United States to provide health coverage to every person in its borders? Could the economy transition quickly from fossil-fuel addiction to reliance on solar energy and other renewables? Of course. As the presidential campa...

Commentary Mokhiber: Other Options

Commentary, September, 28 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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Other Things You Might Do With $87 Billion By Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weissman

Znet Article Mokhiber: Nike Gets a Pass

Znet Article, September, 23 2003 Russell Mokhiber
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Why did Marc Kasky settle his case against Nike for a $1.5 million payment to the Fair Labor Association, a group controlled by Nike and other major shoe manufacturers? Kasky, described in various press reports as a "labor activist" and "gadfly,"...

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