Stephen Lendman was born in 1934 in Boston, MA. In 1956, he received a BA from Harvard University. Two years of US Army service followed, then an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in 1960. After working seven years as a marketing research analyst, he joined the Lendman Group family business in 1967. He remained there until retiring at year end 1999. Writing on major world and national issues began in summer 2005. In early 2007, radio hosting followed.
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Dan was born in Karachi, Pakistan, and immigrated to the United States in 1974. He received MS in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University. He has been an independent life and health insurance broker for over 40 years, specializing in Medicare.
Dan has always been interested in politics and history. He follows global issues and geopolitics. After the tragedy of 911, he decided silence was no longer an option and became an anti-war, anti-Empire activist.
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Good point on the alleged “annexation” of Crimea. I started to question that term, even though it is pervasively used by everyone. It has an authoritarian tone to it, when the process seemed to indicate a highly Democratic model of secession. So, I agree it is more correct to say Crimea seceded from the Ukraine after the government became corrupt, and so much so, that even after Ukraine was considered an “aspiring member” the IMF refused to deliver the first 1 billion dollar payment to the country due to what it termed “Rampant Corruption”. Crimea, Seceded from Ukraine, it was not annexed by Russia, but accepted.
It was a good decision by Crimea, not a unilateral annexation by an authoritarian power using military force.
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