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July 5, 2019
Greg Palast to Incite Riotat Memorial for Art Kunkin of LA Free Press
Saturday, July 6 - 2pm (open to public).
Echo Park United Methodist Church, 1226 N Alvarado St, Los Angeles
Art Kunkin founder of the Los Angeles Free Press, was the most visionary, most influential journalist in the history of
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June 30, 2019
Hand me the Butter: Biden’s Toast
Hand me the butter: Biden’s toast. Talking with Rev. Jesse Jackson this morning. Biden’s opportunistic anti-busing crusade, and his odious anti-integration 1975 statement that, “To ‘desegregate’ is different than to ‘integrate,’” means he cannot get African Americans to the polls in November, even
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June 16, 2019
Clarence Darrow, Attorney for the Damned
It’s Christmas and I’m waiting for that call, “Dad’s dead. You should get on a plane.” I’ll leave the kids under the palm tree And the piña colada which I bravely don’t touch, Leave my wife with the dirty shreds …
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My Daughter Didn’t Call on Father’s Day
A dad couldn't ask for more. My daughter wrote an essay, "The Best Dad in the Whole World." It went on, story after story, about the unforgettable things we did together.
Here’s a few seconds from the poem she added:
That was ten years ago.
The last thing she wrote to me, this year, was, "I don’t have a single happy memory from my childhood."
And she had a court change her last name.
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When does the unforgettable get forgotten?
And will the forgotten be remembered again?
Investigative reporters are supposed to
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June 13, 2019
Greg Palast acepta el Premio Internacional de Periodismo por Investigaciones Especializas
Club de Periodistas de México Ciudad de México, junio 2019 Sra. [Celete] Sáenz de Miera, Mis estimados hermanos periodistas, Si los estadounidenses parecen ignorantes y locos como los Chihuahuas, que tontamente eligen a personas como George Bush y Donald Trump, …
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June 11, 2019
Mexico City: Palast Wins Journalism Award
The Association of Mexican Journalists has awarded Greg Palast their 2019 prize for International Reporter for his exposés on the theft of elections from Georgia to Mexico and his reporting from
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Palast Awarded Prize for Investigative Reporting by Mexico’s Journalist Association
The Association of Mexican Journalists has awarded Greg Palast their 2019 prize for International Reporter for his exposés on the theft of elections from Georgia to Mexico and his reporting from Venezuela.
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Join Us Today For An #EpicLiveStream to Save The Internet
Today, Net Neutrality supporters in the Senate will try to force a vote on the Save the Internet Act using a procedure called “Unanimous Consent.” To raise awareness and put pressure on our representatives to actually represent us, we’re participating in an all day #EpicLiveStream. Join us.
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June 10, 2019
Case Against Georgia Senator Nikema Williams Dismissed
Charges have been dropped against Georgia Senator Nikema Williams, who was arrested at her place of work — the Georgia State Capitol — while observing a Count Every Vote protest last November. “My charges might have been dropped,” says Williams, “but this is
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May 23, 2019
WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Faces 17 New Charges Under Espionage Act
WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange faces 17 new charges under the infamous Espionage Act — which was used to imprison Daniel Ellsberg, Emma Goldman, and Socialist Presidential Candidate Eugene Debs. Assange is not
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