Category Archives: Consumer boycott

More about the Kochs’ Neu Wannsee and their Final Solution

Posted on March 3, 2014 by Naomi

Read this, from Nicholas Confessore at the New York Times, and weep in (choose one or all) agony, rage, horror, grief: The Republican donors who have financed the party’s vast outside-spending machine are turning against the consultants and political strategists … Continue reading →

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Consumer boycott: go to sponsors of the N.F.L.

Posted on February 16, 2014 by Naomi

Yesterday’s NYT sports section had a terrific, complex piece, “N.F.L. Sponsors Need to Act,” by Juliet Macur. Macur starts out: You know those funny Campbell Soup ads starring N.F.L. players and their mothers? The ones where moms pop up in … Continue reading →

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The Koch Brothers Neu Wannsee Conference

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Naomi

When I read Mother Jones’s exposure of the Koch Brothers secret conclave — as Mother Jones put it — of powerfully rich right wing donors to the Kochs’ assortment of political “non-profits,” I thought immediately of the Wannsee Conference. In … Continue reading →

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