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The US government told me Bin Laden read my book. But what is it not telling us?

Finding out that The Best Democracy Money Can Buy was on the Bin Laden bookshelf confirms my fears about America’s war on whistleblowers

Published: 21 May 2015

Published: 21 May 2015

Economics blog How Barack Obama could end the Argentina debt crisis

US president need only inform a federal judge that vulture fund billionaire Paul Singer is interfering with the president's sole authority to conduct foreign policy. He hasn't. But why not?

Published: 7 Aug 2014

Robert Mundell, evil genius of the euro

Greg Palast: For the architect of the euro, taking macroeconomics away from elected politicians and forcing deregulation were part of the plan

Published: 26 Jun 2012

Published: 26 Jun 2012

Occupy Wall Street comes home to roost with Congo's 'debt vultures'

Greg Palast: Nowhere are the ill-gotten gains of the 1% more grossly apparent than in the activities of 'debt vulture' hedge funds

Published: 9 Dec 2011

Published: 9 Dec 2011

Poverty matters blog Vultures feed when economies are turned into rotting carcasses

Greg Palast: The vulture funds circling the debts of poorer countries are feeding after economies have been looted at the behest of the World Bank, IMF and privateers

Published: 7:25 AM

Goldman Sachs and Occupy Wall Street's bank: the real story

Greg Palast: When Goldman got huffy at a credit union honouring OWS and pulled its anniversary dinner funding, much more was at stake

Published: 27 Oct 2011

Published: 27 Oct 2011

Liberian leader urges MPs to back action against vulture funds

Liberia's president calls on MPs to support bill that would bar vulture funds from pursuing debts of poorer nations in UK courts

Published: 24 Feb 2010

Staying half the course

Greg Palast: There's a problem with the recommendations put forward by the Iraq Study Group: they won't work.

Published: 11 Dec 2006

Published: 11 Dec 2006

The unknown soldier

Greg Palast: In US reports, Iraqis are little more than dark shapes glimpsed through the slots of a speeding Humvee.

Published: 3 Nov 2006

Published: 3 Nov 2006

Fair elections? Don't count on it

Published: 7 Aug 2006

Published: 7 Aug 2006
Death and tax cuts

Published: 1 Aug 2006

Published: 1 Aug 2006

It's all about oil

Greg Palast: If this war was taking a bite out of Exxon or the House of Saud, a ceasefire would have been imposed.

Published: 27 Jul 2006

Published: 27 Jul 2006
As fragrant as Florida

Greg Palast argues that left-leaning voters have been scrubbed from electoral lists in Latin America. In Mexico City, ruling party operatives carried registration lists normally in the hands of election officials only, he says

Published: 14 Jul 2006
Mexico and Florida have more in common than heat

Greg Palast: There is evidence that left-leaning voters have been scrubbed from key electoral lists in Latin America.

Published: 7 Jul 2006

Published: 7 Jul 2006
Grand theft Mexico

Greg Palast: The election race south of the US border is officially too close to call. Now, where have we heard that before?

Published: 3 Jul 2006

Published: 3 Jul 2006

Democracy in chains

Greg Palast: US Republicans are planning to change the law to stop black, Hispanic and Native American voters going to the polls in 2008.

Published: 23 Jun 2006

Published: 23 Jun 2006

Why Rumsfeld must stay

Greg Palast: The secretary of defence may be a duplicitous chickenhawk, yellow-bellied bully-boy - but he didn't appoint himself.

Published: 18 Apr 2006

Published: 18 Apr 2006

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