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Memes Neoliberalism News Politics War

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Info-Meme of the Week: Clinton’s Dirty Dozen

We’re back with this installment of “Info-Meme of the Week” and this time Nina’s not pulling any punches as we look at Hillary Clinton’s neocon endorsements

Blog media Take Downs Wall of Shame

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New “Deluxe” Wall of Shame Updates: August 27th

All work and no play make ninaillingworth.com a dull site and nobody wants that – so today, we’re opening up the books and honoring two new distinguished members of the Wall of Shame: Vox’s Mathew Yglesias and MSNBC’s Joy-Ann Reid.

Essays Fascism News War

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Observations from Outside the Death Star: August

Nina takes a quick but informative look at three examples of out-of-control, predatory US imperialism that haven’t received as much attention in the media as they deserve; the Department of Defense audit, Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs” in the Philippines and the US-backed, Saudi-lead coalition invasion of Yemen.

Essays Neoliberalism Politics War

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Hillary Clinton, Imperialism and the Lesser of Two Evils – Part Two

Part Two of a deep dive into Hillary Clinton’s career of crime and why the lesser of two evils is probably still going to be pretty evil.

Election Fraud Essays Neoliberalism Politics

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Hillary Clinton, Imperialism and the Lesser of Two Evils – Part One

Nina takes a long, hard look at Hillary Clinton and why the lesser of two evils is probably still going to be pretty evil. Part one in a multi-part essay.

Blog media News Police State

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Ten Things I Think about the News – July 22nd

Nina takes a rapid-fire look at ten things in the News she hasn’t had time to discuss in more detail.

Election Fraud Essays Politics Wicked Game

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Wicked Game: the Clandestine Murder of Democracy in America pt 1 – 2016 Dem Primary

Our ongoing series about election fraud in America, “Wicked Game” continues with Wicked Game: the Clandestine Murder of Democracy in America pt 1 – 2016 Dem Primary. Nina takes a look at exit polls, Richard Charnin, Nate Silver and the overwhelming mathematical, historical, logical and testimonial evidence that the 2016 Democratic Nomination process has been fixed in favor of Hillary Clinton from day one. It’s Democracy’s worst nightmare and this time it’s on the Democratic side of the political isle – click “read more” to find out the rest of the story.

media Neoliberalism News War

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Recommended Reading – March 31st, 2016

A collection of links compiled to promote reason, objectivity, truth and compassion in an online world so desperately short of these qualities. Check out Recommended Reading March 31st, 2016 for links to the very best in online progressive reading today from around the internet. This edition of Recommended Reading also includes a brief introduction by Nina Illingworth.

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