2 chapters across the catalog
Economist Michael Hudson outlines a 50-year-old U.S. strategy to use Israel as a "cat's paw" to control the Middle East. This policy, developed by figures like Scoop Jackson and Herman Kahn, was designed to avoid domestic military drafts by using proxy armies. Hudson argues that the U.S. does not actually want a ceasefire in the region, as the ongoing conflict serves long-term imperial and resource-control goals.
Donald Trump filed an appeal to revive his lawsuit against Twitter, alleging the platform acted as a "cat's paw" for government officials to suppress his speech. The "cat's paw" theory of liability suggests an employer can be held responsible for discrimination if an unbiased decision-maker is influenced by a biased subordinate. The lawsuit seeks compensatory damages and the immediate reinstatement of Trump's account.
