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R. James Woolsey, Godfather of Post-9/11 National Security Capitalism

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By Tim Shorrock
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The following story is co-published with Tim Shorrock’s Substack newsletter, Empire Blues. When the flamboyant neoconservative R. James Woolsey passed away last week at the age of 84, the Washington Post and its fellow travelers in corporate media mourned him as the whiny, hapless CIA director during the “troubled” years of President Bill Clinton, who disdained intelligence and was far more interested in neoliberal economics and trade than the grubby craft of spying.
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Empire Blues with Tim Shorrock

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By Tim Shorrock
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Despite my urban ways, I’ve always preferred to see Dylan outside the big cities, particularly in the mountainous areas of the Eastern Seaboard and the Mid-South. That’s in part because Dylan has such a strong connection to the music that emerged from Appalachia and the states surrounding and feeding into the Mississippi River. To me, his live shows in the middle of the country just feel different, and that hunch has really paid off.
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