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Every site by California Skeptics has high quality artwork on its homepage and featured articles. There is a site on just the featured artists, with links.

#7 Skeptically library over 1,000 articles & 10,000 pages/day downloaded

#1 Enlightenment, collection of the best

#31 Health, medical science, drugs, over 400 evidence based articles and as much art

# 220 VIDeoCASTS & U-TUBE, for those who like the visuals A

# 125 The Crash On the economic collapse; #151The Depression A

Political-economic sites:

#111 World Trade Organization A

#123 Neoliberalism at Work A

#125 The Crash A

#131 The Depression

#134 Democrats Obama

#106 Economics A

#119 Economic Developments A

#121 Economics the Dismal Science

#132 Economic graphs A

#116 OIL A

#128 Terrorism Hegemony

#129 Obama Watch

#21 Muckraking Political Articles

#23 Critical of capitalism A

#126 Corporate system

#117 Federal court system

#12 Penal system

#14 Labor A

#28 Nuclear war threat A

#118 Iraq war A

#127 Military war

#120 Election reform A

#124 Managed-Corporate Press

#41 Medical business abuses

#130 Big Pharma at work

#103 Parliament of Whores A

#104 Government, Presidency, Congress, Courts

#25 Bush Bashing

#112 Bush watch A

#2 Utopia A

#3 Utilitarianism A

#122 Pod casts & u-tube A

Featured artists with links:

Mauritis Cornelis Escher

H. R. Giger

Abdul Mati Klarwein

Andre Matins de Barros

California Skeptics has an excellent collection of political cartoons and huge collection of links to sites with political cartoons and animation

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Todd Schorr

Cause of the CRASH is the Fed Reserve bank’s loan policy, which greatly expanded the amount of debt.

Teddy Roosevelt's advice that, "We must drive the special interests out of politics. The citizens of the United States must effectively control the mighty commercial forces which they have themselves called into being. There can be no effective control of corporations while their political activity remains."

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In honor of the most influential thinker of all times, Aristotle’s (384- March 7 322 BC). His lectures notes on politics form the first comprehensive study of the political process. After his death, his students gathered his note and published them. In this way he made significant contributions to the study of political science, ethics, logic, biology, zoology, physics, metaphysics and literary analysis.

The skeptic is one who judges all things according to the evidence. Many things are widely affirmed by the common herd in a degree well beyond what the evidence supports. The humanistic skeptic applies a second measure, that of harm resulting from such beliefs. Issues of economics and politics, of religion, quackery, and of psychology and personal behavior top our list. Education and scientific psychology are gateways to the following the dictates of reason.

Fundamental to understanding the political processes is not the division between Democrat and Republican but rather to view the degree in which each politician subscribes to the tenants of supply-side economics—as promoted by banking through the World Trade Organization. which they have misleadingly named neoliberalism--it is neither liberal nor new.

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http://www.freedocumentaries.org Excellent collection of films for free; over 80 including Sicko by Michael Moore.