Monthly Archives: November 2009

The Economic Hitman returns — and this time, Obama is a target

Posted on November 21, 2009 by jonathancuriel

That’s John Perkins on the cover his latest best-selling book. He’s hiding behind sunglasses and a dark suit, looking like a shadowy hitman — which he was. Perkins didn’t kill people. He bullied them with financial coercion, thus his nom … Continue reading →

Posted in economy | Tagged Alan Greenspan, Barack Obama, Economic Hit Man, George W. Bush, Iceland, John Perkins, Milton Friedman, Omar Torrijos, Timothy Geithner, U.S. economy, United States, Wall Street, World Bank | 1 Comment

Pakistan before the Taliban: A photographic journey

Posted on November 12, 2009 by jonathancuriel

The first in a series of ‘round-the-world photo essays that will also spotlight Iran, Iraq, Syria, North Africa, West Africa, Europe, and other destinations He looked to be nine years old, and in the middle of a Pakistani park, in … Continue reading →

Posted in world | Tagged Asia, India, Khyber Pass, Middle East, North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan, Pakistani, photography, United States | 5 Comments

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Monthly Archives: November 2009

The Economic Hitman returns — and this time, Obama is a target

Pakistan before the Taliban: A photographic journey

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