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Bravo Chris Hedges!
A book that SOTT might take up and publicize to great benefit is Alternatives to Economic Globalization: A Better World is Possible, edited by John Cavanaugh and Jerry Mander for the International Forum on Globalization (Berrett-Koehler Publishers Inc., 2004). This book has not received its due from the media and the public.
When I read Thomas Friedman's The World Is Flat, my first thought was that upcoming generations may find a way to circumvent Friedman's unpleasant predictions. The Cavanaugh/Friedman book provides important information for those who rebel against what is represented by Wall Street.
Corporations are indeed soul-less and amoral. Their ethic is profit, not good for humanity. Yet a corporation by law has the rights of a citizen, and through neglect of the law, they have been allowed to trample on the rights of citizens. I highly recommend this book to those who need help putting their thoughts into words and actions.