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15.04.2009, 20:08
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Mainstream media in the US closed its eyes to the ‘tea party’ protests by taxpayers, says Dan Gainor, vice president of the Business and Media Institute.
15.04.2009, 13:03
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US taxpayers in more than 500 cities in 50 states are preparing rallies – dubbed ‘tea parties’. They are protesting against government policies on Wednesday – the deadline for filing income tax returns.
13.04.2009, 09:08
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The mainstream U.S. media isn’t helping in the search for truth, says Luke Rudkowski from the social justice movement 'We Are Change'.
10.04.2009, 14:22
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Fewer Americans believe in the capitalist system – that’s the result of a new survey. Only slightly more than half of those who were asked, said the free-market economy is what the country needs.
01.04.2009, 15:32
The US has to give up a lot of economic sovereignty to reach a compromise with G20 partners.
15.04.2009, 10:47
Former deputy national security adviser on Iraq and Afghanistan Meghan O’Sullivan, also known as the ‘Tsarina of Iraq’, joined RT to share her views on President Obama’s plans for Iraq and Afghanistan.
18.06.2009, 21:21
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Teachers’ wages have been halved and pensions slashed by 10%. This week’s astonishing reduction in public spending is likely to be repeated and protesters have vowed to protect the country's vital services.
07.03.2009, 15:56
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Only one in every four Russians is keen to protest against falling living standards, with 60 per cent of the population saying they’re in no hurry to protest.
16.04.2009, 00:53
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Obama's economic policies – specifically propping up the big banks - are unlikely to bring positive results, says James Pinkerton from the New America Foundation.
25.06.2009, 11:25
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The poor nations of the world have asked for financial aid to weather the global recession on the first day of a UN summit on the economic meltdown.
Published: 16 April, 2009, 09:45
Hundreds of anti-tax 'tea parties' have been held all over the US by protesters who think Obama's bank bailout and stimulus package are mortgaging the future for an easier present.
We now have a state-run media! Coverage of these events has been universally suppressed so far today. Our local Dallas media, where there were multiple protests held, has an article denigrating this movement. It's relegated to a back page of the metro section. The article fails to mention the many other gathereings in the suburbs and downtown Dallas. Turn off your television and put down the local paper! Go to the internet while we still have one, and get yourself educated about the Banksters and their puppet Obama before it is too late!