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However, the argument is that they did not have to remove the Palast entirely and could have rebuild it after asbestos removal.

Though I also attended some film premieres with Q&As and all at the great Zoo Palast cinema.

Greg Palast has an interesting article [1] on the level of disenfranchisement happening.

Greg Palast was responsible for a lot of it.

Or that Tainted Love by Max Raabe & Palast Orchester is a cover of an original composed by Ed Cobb and recorded by Gloria Jones in 1964.

Greg Palast of the BBC also said something similar.

> In fact, so deeply threatened were the new overlords in the West by the very idea that the socialist system could also produce beautiful and vibrant public spaces that they felt they just had to destroy one of its crowning achievements (the Palast der Republik, also in Berlin) Here is some background about the GDR Palast der Republik demolition.

I'm not saying necessarily that such shrillness is unwarranted, but Palast doesn't remotely give the reader the information to connect the dots independent of his interpretations, which on the whole don't come across as level-headed objective analysis.

The best source for this is Greg Palast's book "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy".

Greg Palast, for instance, is a celebrated journalist in some circles despite incorrectly claiming that the 2006 election would "go down in infamy" as a stolen election, and saying the same thing again in 2008.

The problem is that most journalists (with the exceptions of people like Matt Taibbi and Greg Palast) can't be bothered to do their job and actually do some...

Palast helped leak the test results of the backup generators (sorry if I said turbines).

Read up on Greg Palast's investigation of voting machines.