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Month: August 2012

South African Mine Massacre

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By now you've probably heard that South African police opened fire on striking platinum miners, killing 34 and wounding 78. The miners were renegades from the corporatist National Union of Mineworkers and were attempting to gain rights for a new, more militant union called the...

Valsetz

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On August 17, 2012

For this week's Forestry Friday, I want to talk about the town of Valsetz, Oregon. Valsetz was a tiny company town in the Oregon coast range founded in 1919. It.

Social Facts

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On August 16, 2012

Greenwald, in the midst of an angry screed: In a book critiquing the “terrorism expert” field, Jackson argued that “most of what is accepted as well-founded ’knowledge’ in terrorism studies.

Confederate Flag

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Kevin Levin with an excellent short essay on the evolving relationship between the South and the Confederate flag, where he notes both the connection between the Stars and Bars and resistance to segregation and that the South has become increasingly less tolerant of displaying the...

Lazy Thursday Linkage

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On August 16, 2012
Stuff that I didn't get a chance to blog: Dave Mustaine continues to justify the hiring of Kirk Hammett. Chinese answers to the question "Why did the Soviet Union fall?" Drones that can capture rather than kill. The evolution of Japanese defense strategy. Russia lays...
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