By Phil Butler – New Eastern Outlook – 19.04.2016 Regime change, the term hundreds of millions hear on the nightly news is rendered innocuous by the sheer repetitiveness. But regime change is almost always accompanied by death and destruction, and after effects that affect us all, no matter where in the world it occurs. The […]
The Fayette Factor, less religious and the time of the Preacher + this day in history w/Burst Of Joy and our song of the day by The Heavy on your Morning Monarchy for March 17, 2016.
Thanks to tabloidization – a concept rapidly integrating into even quality mainstream media – you’ve probably heard that Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize 2016.
Well, that prize has been thrown out to so many who didn’t qualify according to Alfred Nobel’s will – not even with a very liberal interpretation.
But there are two things you may not have seen which have very far-reaching implications and are much more newsworthy.
Court case against the Nobel Foundation
All anti-nuclear campaigners in Britain knew that Jeremy Corbyn wanted rid of Trident, the UK’s nuclear missile; he’s been at the forefront of anti-nuclear campaigning for longer than quite a few British MPs have been alive.
"Large quantities of oil have been smuggled across the border to Turkey from ISIS-controlled areas in Syria and Iraq" the report concludes.
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Opened in 2008, Svalbard Global Seed Bank in Norway aims to preserve the genetic diversity of human agriculture.The post Syrian Civil War Prompts Opening Of ‘Doomsday’ Arctic Seed Vault appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Ex-Nobel exec admits Obama's "Peace Prize" a fraud; Volkswagen crashes after lying about carbon emission standards; Phony "Happy Birthday" copyright finally pulled from Warner.
RT | September 9, 2015 Russia has no illusion about sanctions being lifted and expects them to be stiffened in future, regardless of developments in Eastern Ukraine. That’s according to a leading Russian diplomat, who says Moscow can live under continuous western pressure. “We believe that in certain directions, notwithstanding of the developments in Donbass, […]
RT | June 29, 2015 The prime minister of Norway, Erna Solberg has described NATO’s defense spending plans as “nonsense.” The alliance wants members to spend two percent of their GDP on defense, but Oslo, one of the world’s richest countries, says it won’t meet the target. “If I am allowed to speak, I think […]
By Andrew KORYBKO | Oriental Review | May 5, 2015 The largely unobservant public had previously been under the impression that the Baltic Sea was a zone of peace and stability, thinking that all the region’s states lived in harmony with one another. This may have been the case prior to 1991, but immediately afterwards, […]
