The World Bank: Rejecting "The Rule of Law"

"The proverb, 'What you don’t know can’t hurt you", originated in 1576 as, 'So long as I know it not, it hurteth mee not.' But the opposite is true.  Unpleasant hidden truths do the most harm.  The best way to fight corruption is to expose it.  Think of the World Bank as ENRON." ... Karen Hudesby Karen Hudes (with Jim Fetzer)   Karen Hudes When, thanks to Mark Novitsky, a federal whistleblower, I learned that Karen Hudes,...

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Tampering with the limo in the JFK Altgens6

Tampering with the limo in the JFK Altgens6by Dennis Cimino and Jim Fetzer  A significant amount of speculation has taken place over the years, regarding the photograph known to the world as the Altgens6, taken by AP photographer James “Ike “Altgens in Dealey Plaza, with his camera, on the day that President John F. Kennedy was brutally murdered by the CIA and other elements of the US Government, including the Secret Service and even the...

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JFK: Lovelady's "arrow" points to conspiracy and cover-up

JFK: Lovelady’s "arrow" points to conspiracy and cover-upBy Ralph C. Cinque (with Jim Fetzer)  "No rational argument will have a rational effect on a man who does not want to adopt a rational attitude."--Sir Karl Popper The great British philosopher of science, Karl R. Popper, to whom my first book, Scientific Knowledge (1981) was in fact dedicated, championed the importance of falsification (or of attempts to show hypotheses and theories...

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