Boiling Frogs Show Presents Cindy Cohn On this episode of Boiling Frogs Show we are joined by Cindy Cohn, Legal Director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation as well as its General Counsel. We discuss the latest developments on NSA, including the recent court ruling by Judge Richard Leon and the usual wishy-washy posturing by the […]
Podcast Show #120- ‘What Do We Mean By “Real Reform” When It Comes to the NSA?’
| December 23, 2013 7 Comments
Podcast Show #118- Sibel Edmonds & Peter B. Collins Unplugged- Big Time!
| November 19, 2013 17 Comments
This week Boiling Frogs Show brings to you an unusual segment. Peter B. and I decided to have a show where we just talk-talking the talk. The day we recorded this show my mood was totally affected by Jeremy Hammond’s speech during his sentencing session. We talked about that. We also discussed my latest commentary […]
Podcast Show #117- “A Deep Throat’s whistleblowing can start the unraveling, but it’s not enough!”
| November 8, 2013 12 Comments
The Boiling Frogs Show Presents Coleen Rowley Coleen Rowley joins us in a bold discussion on the recent developments involving NSA, congressional impotence, government whistleblowers, and what is really needed to bring about real and meaningful change. She talks about Obama feigning ignorance on his awareness of the extent of the illegal NSA surveillance, and […]
Mass Protests, the Legend of King Midas & the Golden Touch
| July 13, 2013 7 Comments
“Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” – Frederick Douglass By Richard de Bruin There are many tales and fairy tales about people being granted wishes by various magical creatures. Made in haste or a fit of greed the wishes consequently and almost every time then backfire on the […]
Interview With A Vampire
| July 7, 2013 Leave a Comment
Let the Inner Fire of Discontent Burn Brightly By Richard de Bruin Contrary to what you might have thought this is not an interview with Lloyd Blankfein or Jamie Dimon. Although Blankfein in particular certainly looks the part of some unclean nosferatu, let us not glamorize these banal criminals with alluring lore and myth. When […]
America’s Continuity of Government Plan: The Cronyism of the Revolving Door
| July 2, 2013 4 Comments
Eliminate the Revolving Door & Stop “Deifying” Military All the media bluster and folly surrounding whistleblower Edward Snowden is detracting from critical thinking that Americans must engage in and act upon. At this moment, benefits from the Snowden data dump appear to be accruing to the US government and its assorted defense related corporate interests. […]
A Thousand Mile Journey: Reflections on Being the Alternative
| January 11, 2013 2 Comments
“A thousand mile journey begins with a single step” – Ancient Chinese Proverb By Guy Evans It may be a New Year, but age-old problems and issues still plague our Western societies. While there are many that gravitate to fire-and-brimstone negativity, rejoicing in the idea that a total planetary collapse is imminent and that they […]
Empire, Power, and People with Andrew Gavin Marshall- Episode 15
| April 18, 2012 Leave a Comment
The Road to Revolution What is a Revolution? Is it desirable? How do we get there? Far from the idea of usurping power – whether violently or peacefully – or promoting a single politician to a position of power with the hope of “revolutionizing” society, a true revolution is a coordinated and globally expansive idea […]
Jamiol Presents
| December 3, 2011 Leave a Comment
The Dream Team: Paul-Nader?
| January 22, 2011 29 Comments
Maybe there is hope after all… Isn’t it good to see a joint focus on macro issues and real diseases? Even better, to see micro differences and lame sideshows put aside for the badly needed greater good? What do ‘you’ think? This site depends exclusively on readers’ support. Please help us continue by contributing directly […]
Notes on the Margin-Dec 1
| December 1, 2010 14 Comments
Setting the Record Straight on Satire v. Fiction, A Few Notes on my Opt-Out Support Session at DCA & A Few Words on Ron Paul Supporters-Activists My last ‘Boiling Frogs Beltway Buzz’ seems to have caused some unexpected reaction. First, it started several e-mails from the media asking whether they could contact my sources on […]
TGIF Lite Post
| May 29, 2009 17 Comments
Cartoons and Political Activism Editorial Cartoons, also known as political cartoons, can be powerful and effective in explaining political issues and current events. Cartoons can evoke compassion and ignite outrage. They can promote ideals and act as catalysts to propel action for change through creative use of visual art.They help shape public opinion (positively and […]
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