Jeremy Rifkin: The European Dream – America’s nightmare?

Everybody knows what the "American Dream" is. But what is the "European Dream"? Jeremy Rifkin argues why the "European Dream" should become the vision in a globalized world.

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Jo Glanville: Internet Censorship is now a Commercial Enterprise

Jo Glanville argues in a discussion at “Battle of Ideas” called “Caught in the Web” that the internet has been a revolution not only for free speech but also for censorship.

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The full discussion is available at Fora.tv.

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Justin Frank: Inside the Mind of President Bush

Justin Frank, clinical professor in the Department of Psychiatry at George Washington University Medical Center, analyzes the mind of George W. Bush.

This insightful talk is about 20 minutes long, followed by Q&A.

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Barack Obama: Your Weekly Address from the President-Elect (Nov. 29, 2008)

Last week, Barack Obama’s weekly address was published a little earlier on the occasion of Thanksgiving.

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Winston Churchill: We shall fight on the beaches

I think it’s time for a classic, the speech that is said to be the defining speech of World War II: "We shall fight on the beaches" by Winston Churchill. Unfortunately I couldn’t find a recording of the full speech. So I’ve included a YouTube video, an audio file and the full transcript.

The audio file can be found at The Guardian. You’ll find several speeches when you follow the link. Just scroll down to the first section, entitled "No. 1: Winston Churchill", and click on "Listen to the speech".

The video doesn’t include the last section of the speech, which is, in my opinion, the most important part.

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The full transcript can be found at FiftiesWeb.

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