From Alternative 3 to Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged to Noah and Genesis, the notion of a reset or a restart to civilization is a recurring literary and religious theme. In similar fashion, the notion of the end times – of an era, an aeon, a civilization or the world, is a powerful tool of […]
It likely means years of languishing until some client state takes them on board under Washington’s strict conditions By Kelley Beaucar Vlahos | Responsible Statecraft | October 15, 2021 The announcement that the Biden Administration has cleared two more Guantanamo Bay detainees for transfer is a hopeful sign in as much that two men have surpassed one […]
By Doug E. Steil | October 17, 2021 We already know about a Jewish actor who had an obsessive urge to act out a fake victim-of-hate stunt intended to get public attention and sympathy, to enhance his career, and perhaps also incite a race riot in Chicago. Jussie Smollett is to go on trial soon. […]
By Dr. Joseph Mercola | October 14, 2021 July 12, 2018, the FDA convened a public meeting to talk about what to call lab-grown meat. As reported in The Atlantic,1 at the end of the meeting there was no consensus. The war of words was aimed at choosing an association that would evoke a specific emotional […]
By Jonathan Turley | October 14, 2021 “Come on H this is linked to Celtic’s account.” Those nine words from a retired Secret Service agent to Hunter Biden in recently released emails may prove a nasty complication for some in Washington who have struggled to contain the blowback from the still-unfolding scandal linked to Hunter […]
RT | October 14, 2021 Two nonprofits funded by Mark Zuckerberg and his allies spent $419.5 million to boost turnout in the 2020 presidential election – and “likely” secured a victory for Joe Biden, according to a study of the national vote. The NGOs called the Center for Technology and Civic Life (CTCL) and The […]
How is the Davos World Economic Forum involved in the coronavirus pandemic? Swiss Policy Research | October 6, 2021 The Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) is a premier forum for governments, global corporations and international entrepreneurs. Founded in 1971 by engineer and economist Klaus Schwab, the WEF describes its mission as “shaping global, regional and industry […]
By Richie Allen | October 13, 2021 Flu is back. It took a gap year in 2020, but it’s back now, well rested and twice as dangerous. The “flu disappeared last Winter” claim is proof if ever you needed it, that people will believe anything if their television tells them it’s true. Throughout 2021, the […]
By Joel S. Hirschhorn | Principia Scientific | October 11, 2021 The unrelenting opposition to using ivermectin to treat and prevent COVID-19 is stronger than ever. This has resulted from a gigantic increase in demand for IVM by much of the public. Despite big media tirades against IVM, the truth about its effectiveness (together with […]
Some of the women enslaved by Opus Dei. | Photo: Twitter/ @meneame_net teleSUR | October 10, 2021 Between 1974 and 2015, the Opus Dei held 43 women working without pay and in conditions similar to slavery in Argentina, Paraguay, and Bolivia. This Catholic lay and clerical organization recruited the women as teenagers by promising to […]
