Journalists: We Want Censorship
Official editorial in Canadian newspaper calls for climate skeptics to be silenced.
Official editorial in Canadian newspaper calls for climate skeptics to be silenced.
The boss of world car maker Nissan — arrested and under intense surveillance around his luxury mansion, and charged with gorging himself with about $140 million of unauthorized pay1 — makes a daring escape from under the nose of Japanese authorities and across half the world. It will take months for details of how Carlos Ghosn ran away to become public, and probably years to verify which of them are true and which are diversionary stories.
Vast majority don't mention climate when asked about important problems.
Early Friday morning, a U.S. airstrike assassinated Iranian Lt. General Qassem Soleimani as he traveled from Baghdad’s international airport. A charismatic and capable military figure, Soleimani was widely considered to be one of the most powerful and influential individuals in Iran. Two years to the day since MintPress News reported that the U.S. government had given the green light to assassinate him, Soleimani’s convoy was struck from the air.
A recent article on Insider accused my work of being ‘the worst example’ of pro-Russian propaganda based on the leaked...
A recent article on Insider accused my work of being ‘the worst example’ of pro-Russian propaganda based on the leaked...
The post Spy Culture Accused of Being Pro-Russian Propaganda (Spoiler: It Isn’t) first appeared on Spy Culture.
The UN said we were at a tipping point in 2007. And in 2009. In a single decade, the media talked about climate tipping points 14,000 times.
Rebutting Tory attack lines: Antisemitism and Labour
by Ian Sinclair
Morning Star
23 November 2019