Submitted by Dmitry Orlov, The Saker, Victor Katsap and Evgenia Gurevich via PaulCraigRoberts.org,
Insouciant Americans do not even know what they should be worried about...
A Russian Warning
One day after president Obama took a pot shot at Donald Trump in what appeared to be an escalation in campaigning against the New York billionaire on Hillary's behalf during a Wednesday PBS town hall, Trump promptly shot back, saying that "this is a president who doesn't have a clue," during his rally in Sacramento. "He’s going to start campaigning. Well, if he campaigns, that means I’m allowed to hit him just like I hit Bill Clinton, I guess right... If he doesn’t, I don’t care.
Go to college, study hard, get a good paying job - that's the mantra heard by most students across America as they wind down their high school careers.
Submitted by Claire Bernish via TheAntiMedia.org,
By now, we’ve all witnessed selective outrage in real time — a misdeed, tragedy, or other infuriating item blows up national headlines and almost immediately receives backlash in the vein of, ‘well, why isn’t anyone irate about ___ ?’ It’s as if society has developed not only an odd hypocritical corner on the market of concern, but a notable inability to impassion itself with more than one issue at once.
Submitted by David Stockman via Contra Corner blog,