Nestle: We May Suck as a Corporate Citizen, But We Draw the Line





Do you know what happens in SOME countries when their president is guilty of a “shocking pattern of illegality?” You may find this hard to believe, but in many cases, he’s removed from office! I know it’s incredible, but it’s true.
We are truly the exception.

August 10, 1969: San Clemente, California—President Richard Nixon accused his predecessor Lyndon Baines Johnson of complicity in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Speaking with reporters on the first day of a 10-day stay at his Pacific Ocean vacation home … (more…)


• As suggested, we need to differentiate between the monetary and the “blood” cost of our energy sources. (more…)


Well, maybe. While extreme right-wing forces are gaining strength in many places around the world, the free press, the only mechanism preventing would-be autocrats from rising to power, has enjoyed a few good moments recently. (more…)