In response to recent political turmoil in Egypt, the right wing media in the U.S. tried to tie the unrest to a political opposition group called the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Political scientist/risk expert Ian Bremmer predicts a G-Zero world where emerging markets become the drivers of the world economy.

This Carnegie Council event took place on January 19, 2011.
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Guardian reporter Ed Pilkington points out the connection between the Koch Brothers and their secret meetings and the Tea Party movement.

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“Who do you think you are? Why do you get to say what the Egyptian people ‘need’ to do?
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At a meeting of Corporate Billionaires strategizing their takeover of 2012 elections, Students called for “Corporations Out of Democracy.”

Students from universities across Southern California converged in the desert with thousands of other citizens on Sunday to uncloak the Koch Brothers and Corporate executives meeting to discuss how to dominate the 2012 elections. The Supreme Court ruled last year in Citizens United v.
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As Egyptians continue to protest throughout the country demanding political reform and the democratization of their society, what is the United States’ roll in this uprising? Is the US standing behind its staunch ally President Mubarak or are Americans secretly behind the protests?
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There is a group of billionaires gathered in the California desert trying to figure out ways to repeal healthcare, defeat president Obama and pretty much give corporations more influence in America’s government. As RT’s Ramon Galindo shows us, angry Americans are trying to fight back against the Koch’s secretive influence.
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Phyllis Bennis notes that the tear gas used on Egyptian protesters is made in the USA–that Egyptians are aware of this, and have made cutting US funding for Mubarak’s regime part of their demands.

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Economist Daniel Altman discusses China’s growth and challenges.

This Carnegie Council event took place on January 19, 2011.
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Cairo-based blogger and filmmaker Philip Rizk tells us about his own experience, in 2009, being detained by Egyptian state security.

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Political analyst Zachary Karabell explains the shifts we can expect to see in food supply and commodity prices.

This Carnegie Council event took place on January 19, 2011.
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Cairo-based blogger and filmmaker Philip Rizk tells us why Egyptians are angry and in the streets.

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It’s amazing what inequality can drive people to, eventually. Just look at Egypt.
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