Truth Out Today, 30 October 2012

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Thomas Paine's version of "you didn't build that":

"Separate an individual from society,and give him an island or a continent to possess,and he cannot acquire personal property. He cannot be rich. So inseparably are the means connected with the end,in all cases,that where the former do not exist the latter cannot be obtained. All accumulation, therefore,of personal property,beyond what a man's own hands produce, is derived to him by living in society; and he owes on every principle of justice,of gratitude,and of civilization,a part of that accumulation back again to society from whence the whole came"
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30 Oct

Truth Out Today, 30 October 2012

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On
the News With Thom Hartmann: Romney Campaign Is Trying to Deceive Voters in
Swing-State Wisconsin, and More

In
today’s On the News segment: More than seven million Americans are
without power, Mitt Romney campaign is trying to deceive voters in swing-state
Wisconsin, the Spanish economy continues to wither away under austerity, and
more.

Watch
the Video and Read the Transcript

William
Rivers Pitt | The Eye of the Storm That Sees Us All

William
Rivers Pitt, Truthout: Despite Hurricane Sandy, climate change
continues to be absent from the political conversation. The elephant blowing
through the room remains.

Read
the Article

Support
for California GMO Labeling Proposal Drops Following Industry-Funded Ad
Blitz

Mike
Ludwig, Truthout: A landmark ballot measure in California that requires
genetically modified foods to be identified on product labels has seen support
drop for the first time with a recent blitz of TV ads paid for by the
agrichemical industry.

Read
the Article

George
Lakoff: Progressives Need to Use Language That Reflects Moral
Values

Mark
Karlin, Truthout: With the publication of “The Little Blue Book,”
George Lakoff speaks with Mark Karlin about how the brain and cognitive sciences
can be used to understand and impact our recent political discourse.

Read
the Article

Superstorm
Sandy Shows Nuclear Plants Who’s Boss

Gregg
Levine, Capitoilette: Following the storm, rising waters surrounding
Oyster Creek – the nation’s oldest operating nuclear reactor – could result in a
troubling scenario. The storm reminds us that despite the best-laid plans,
nuclear energy poses stark dangers.

Read
the Article

Latino
Excitement at Record Levels in US Election

Carey
L. Biron, Inter Press Service: Polls show that Latino voters might have
a record turnout this election, with most expected to vote for President
Obama.

Read
the Article

Paul
Krugman | A New Economic Stimulus: Mitt Romney’s Awesomeness

Paul
Krugman, Krugman & Co.: Mr. Romney’s economic stimulus plan doesn’t
exist, but he hopes he can use his awesomeness to convince you it does.

Read
the Article

The
Corporatocracy Vs. Workplace Democracy

Thom
Hartmann and Sam Sacks, The Daily Take: Breathing new life into the
labor movement and returning democracy to the workplace will help balance the
inequalities that Citizens United is fostering.

Read
the Article

Did
JPMorgan Chase Really Take a “$10 Billion Hit” for Uncle Sam?

Richard
Eskow, Campaign for America’s Future: Journalists continue to repeat
the smoke and mirrors of JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.

Read
the Article

HOT
Lanes Make My Blood Boil: Fast Tracks for the Rich on the Rise

Salvatore
Babones, Truthout: The reality is that High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes
are exclusive – by design. If the so-called “Lexus Lanes” weren’t exclusive,
they wouldn’t be hot.

Read
the Article

The
Curious Case of How Libya Became an Election Issue

Ira
Chernus, TomDispatch: The Republican focus on Libya this campaign
season shows the enduring power of a foreign policy myth that believes America
has an inalienable right to “own” the world.

Read
the Article

Economic
Update: Economic Myths in the News

Richard
D. Wolff, Economic Update/Truthout: Updates include the real-wage
decline 2010-2012, more on Walmart and Greece’s bailout benefiting only
banks.

Listen
to the Show

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In today’s On the News segment: More than seven million Americans are without power, Mitt Romney campaign is trying to deceive voters in swing-state Wisconsin, the Spanish economy continues to wither away under austerity, and more.

William Rivers Pitt, Truthout: Despite Hurricane Sandy, climate change continues to be absent from the political conversation. The elephant blowing through the room remains.

Mike Ludwig, Truthout: A landmark ballot measure in California that requires genetically modified foods to be identified on product labels has seen support drop for the first time with a recent blitz of TV ads paid for by the agrichemical industry.

Mark Karlin, Truthout: With the publication of “The Little Blue Book,” George Lakoff speaks with Mark Karlin about how the brain and cognitive sciences can be used to understand and impact our recent political discourse.

Gregg Levine, Capitoilette: Following the storm, rising waters surrounding Oyster Creek – the nation’s oldest operating nuclear reactor – could result in a troubling scenario. The storm reminds us that despite the best-laid plans, nuclear energy poses stark dangers.

Carey L. Biron, Inter Press Service: Polls show that Latino voters might have a record turnout this election, with most expected to vote for President Obama.

Paul Krugman, Krugman & Co.: Mr. Romney’s economic stimulus plan doesn’t exist, but he hopes he can use his awesomeness to convince you it does.

Thom Hartmann and Sam Sacks, The Daily Take: Breathing new life into the labor movement and returning democracy to the workplace will help balance the inequalities that Citizens United is fostering.

Richard Eskow, Campaign for America’s Future: Journalists continue to repeat the smoke and mirrors of JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.

Salvatore Babones, Truthout: The reality is that High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes are exclusive – by design. If the so-called “Lexus Lanes” weren’t exclusive, they wouldn’t be hot.

Ira Chernus, TomDispatch: The Republican focus on Libya this campaign season shows the enduring power of a foreign policy myth that believes America has an inalienable right to “own” the world.

Richard D. Wolff, Economic Update/Truthout: Updates include the real-wage decline 2010-2012, more on Walmart and Greece’s bailout benefiting only banks.

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In
today’s On the News segment: More than seven million Americans are
without power, Mitt Romney campaign is trying to deceive voters in swing-state
Wisconsin, the Spanish economy continues to wither away under austerity, and
more.

William
Rivers Pitt, Truthout: Despite Hurricane Sandy, climate change
continues to be absent from the political conversation. The elephant blowing
through the room remains.

Mike
Ludwig, Truthout: A landmark ballot measure in California that requires
genetically modified foods to be identified on product labels has seen support
drop for the first time with a recent blitz of TV ads paid for by the
agrichemical industry.

Mark
Karlin, Truthout: With the publication of “The Little Blue Book,”
George Lakoff speaks with Mark Karlin about how the brain and cognitive sciences
can be used to understand and impact our recent political discourse.

Gregg
Levine, Capitoilette: Following the storm, rising waters surrounding
Oyster Creek – the nation’s oldest operating nuclear reactor – could result in a
troubling scenario. The storm reminds us that despite the best-laid plans,
nuclear energy poses stark dangers.

Carey
L. Biron, Inter Press Service: Polls show that Latino voters might have
a record turnout this election, with most expected to vote for President
Obama.

Paul
Krugman, Krugman & Co.: Mr. Romney’s economic stimulus plan doesn’t
exist, but he hopes he can use his awesomeness to convince you it does.

Thom
Hartmann and Sam Sacks, The Daily Take: Breathing new life into the
labor movement and returning democracy to the workplace will help balance the
inequalities that Citizens United is fostering.

Richard
Eskow, Campaign for America’s Future: Journalists continue to repeat
the smoke and mirrors of JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.

Salvatore
Babones, Truthout: The reality is that High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes
are exclusive – by design. If the so-called “Lexus Lanes” weren’t exclusive,
they wouldn’t be hot.

Ira
Chernus, TomDispatch: The Republican focus on Libya this campaign
season shows the enduring power of a foreign policy myth that believes America
has an inalienable right to “own” the world.

Richard
D. Wolff, Economic Update/Truthout: Updates include the real-wage
decline 2010-2012, more on Walmart and Greece’s bailout benefiting only
banks.