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Election 2010 Lib Dems Put Their Money Where Their Mouth Isn’t

by AT on April 27, 2010

Vince Cable of the Liberal Democrats squirms under intense questioning about party donations

Saint Cable, his faith and their cash.

Favourite uncle Vince Cable and his Lib Dems are going to put a stop to political parties taking donations from thieves and fraudsters. Unorthodox and very welcome, you might think.

Of course let’s just skip over the admitted fact all the parties have been feeding off dodgy dough up to this point. Provided lessons are learned, what’s a little dirty money between ravenous, cash guzzling pigs?
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SEC Accuses Goldman Sachs of Fraud

by AT on April 16, 2010

I’ll be shocked when somebody accuses Goldman Sachs of being honest, to be honest.

Goldman Sachs, which emerged relatively unscathed from the financial crisis, was accused of securities fraud in a civil suit filed Friday by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which claims the bank created and sold a mortgage investment that was secretly devised to fail.

U.S. Accuses Goldman Sachs of Fraud

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Money Bombs

by AT on August 21, 2009

In a free fraud zone you can steal anything you like. Channel4′s Dispatches investigates Iraq’s missing billions.
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Dying to be Thin

by AT on August 20, 2009

Aspartame – Sweet Misery, A Poisoned World. This is the film that Coca Cola and Pepsi would rather you didn’t watch.
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Politicial Fantasies

August 19, 2009

The Power of Nightmares. How the politicians reinvented themselves by preying on your darkest fears.

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Corporate Psycho

August 17, 2009

If a corporation was a living, breathing being, what sort of person would it be? Not somebody you’d want to meet in a dark alley.

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War With Extra Gravy

August 14, 2009

Why do we go to war? For liberty, justice, humanitarianism? To promote peace? That’s what the sales pitch tells us. Do the invariably rich and powerful men who make the decision to go to war really spend human lives and mountains of money because they are concerned for the fate of their fellow man? It’s [...]

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