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EDIT:
I’m not sure if I’m breaking any rules. I checked, it didn’t say I couldn’t… I am not affiliated with anyone in these links. I’m not advertising anything, and I’m not a spam-bot…
This is a massive topic, and a massive link dump. I’m not sure what I was trying to do originally, it just evolved… It is by no means exhaustive. I’ve been through every link within the last 5 days, so they all work as of 5 days ago.
I don’t expect anyone to read all this. It’s there for your perusal and discussion. I have put it in the conspiracy forum so that the conversation can be wide open.
Some of the link ‘headlines’ do not match the actual headline of the page. A small few I’ve put in more than one place as it pertains…
I occasionally use Wikipedia as a link. That’s me being lazy, or summarizing. Wikipedia is a decent place to start looking when their external links are good.
I realize someone could probably find just as many links to paint a different picture. This is how I see it.
I don’t ascribe to everything in these links, it’s just information. I am biased, (anti-gettingscrewed) so that surely had an effect on the links I chose…
lbpc.ca – evaluating news critically
jhu.edu – evaluating internet information
END EDIT
Starting with the financial crisis: (sort of chronologically)
The loosening of rules, and its possible contribution to the secrecy and corruption.
fdic.gov – depository institutions deregulation and monetary control act 1980
fdic.gov – savings and loan scandal and deregulation chronology
fdic.gov – deregulation: gramm leach bliley act 1999– scroll down below food act
bizjournals.com – pointing fingers in banking deregulation mortgage messes
nytimes.com – rep’s & dem’s can share blame for financial crisis deregulation
businessweek.com – bankers trust tapes: culture of greed and duplicity
carnegieendowment.org – the roots of corporate scandals
timesonline.co.uk – culture of corruption at heart of eu
several posts to follow…
I’m not sure if I’m breaking any rules. I checked, it didn’t say I couldn’t… I am not affiliated with anyone in these links. I’m not advertising anything, and I’m not a spam-bot…
This is a massive topic, and a massive link dump. I’m not sure what I was trying to do originally, it just evolved… It is by no means exhaustive. I’ve been through every link within the last 5 days, so they all work as of 5 days ago.
I don’t expect anyone to read all this. It’s there for your perusal and discussion. I have put it in the conspiracy forum so that the conversation can be wide open.
Some of the link ‘headlines’ do not match the actual headline of the page. A small few I’ve put in more than one place as it pertains…
I occasionally use Wikipedia as a link. That’s me being lazy, or summarizing. Wikipedia is a decent place to start looking when their external links are good.
I realize someone could probably find just as many links to paint a different picture. This is how I see it.
I don’t ascribe to everything in these links, it’s just information. I am biased, (anti-gettingscrewed) so that surely had an effect on the links I chose…
lbpc.ca – evaluating news critically
jhu.edu – evaluating internet information
END EDIT
Starting with the financial crisis: (sort of chronologically)
The loosening of rules, and its possible contribution to the secrecy and corruption.
fdic.gov – depository institutions deregulation and monetary control act 1980
fdic.gov – savings and loan scandal and deregulation chronology
fdic.gov – deregulation: gramm leach bliley act 1999– scroll down below food act
bizjournals.com – pointing fingers in banking deregulation mortgage messes
nytimes.com – rep’s & dem’s can share blame for financial crisis deregulation
businessweek.com – bankers trust tapes: culture of greed and duplicity
carnegieendowment.org – the roots of corporate scandals
timesonline.co.uk – culture of corruption at heart of eu
several posts to follow…