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HOLLYWOOD AND THE CIA — Film historian Ed Rampell details Hollywood’s entangled relationship with the CIA and the Pentagon; HOUSES OF THE DEAD: Nancy Kurshan exposes the cruel human rights offenses taking place inside America’s vast gulag of Control Unit Prisons; BROTHERHOOD OF SUMMER:  David Macaray charts the history of the most powerful union in the US: the Baseball Players Association; TAR SANDS COME TO AMERICA: Steve Horn explains how the Keystone Pipeline debates have diverted  attention from Big Oil’s other plans to transport Alberta’s oil into the US. PLUS: Jeffrey St. Clair on CONSTITUTIONAL ENTROPY; Mike Whitney on HOW THE BANKS TARGETED BLACKS; Chris Floyd on THE RISE OF BRITAIN’S TEA PARTY; Kristin Kolb on THE NEEDLE AND THE DAMAGE DONE; Kim Nicolini on the FILMS OF WILLIAM FRIEDKIN; and Lee Ballinger on POETS VS. THE ONE PERCENT.
Obama’s deadly dance around Armageddon in Iran, by Sasan Fayazmanesh. Secrets of the Temple: Why Romney’s Mormonism really matters, by a former Mormon. The war on Gilad Atzmon: Can one Jewish sax player be that bad, by Jean Bricmont. The anatomy of hopelessness: Scenes from a West Virginia Middle School, by JoAnn Wypijewski.

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Obama’s deadly dance around Armageddon in Iran, by Sasan Fayazmanesh. Secrets of the Temple: Why Romney’s Mormonism really matters, by a former Mormon. The war on Gilad Atzmon: Can one Jewish sax player be that bad, by Jean Bricmont. The anatomy of hopelessness: Scenes from a West Virginia Middle School, by JoAnn Wypijewski.