It will soon become almost impossible to avoid Newsguard’s ranking systems on any technological device sold in the United States By Whitney Webb | Mint Press News | January 9, 2019 Soon after the social media “purge” of independent media sites and pages this past October, a top neoconservative insider — Jamie Fly — was […]
By Ray McGovern | Consortium News | January 8, 2019 The banner headline atop page one of The New York Times two years ago today, on January 7, 2017, set the tone for two years of Dick Cheney-like chicanery: “Putin Led Scheme to Aid Trump, Report Says.” Under a edia drumbeat of anti-Russian hysteria, credulous […]
On the 2nd anniversary of the “assessment” blaming Russia for interfering in the 2016 election there is still no evidence other than showing the media “colluded” with the spooks, says Ray McGovern. By Ray McGovern Special to Consortium News The…Read more →
Wish you were here, we could talk. The proprietor reminds me that there’s no substitute for talk. Places like hers have been springing up and getting banned and spreading for five hundred years. From Constantinople and Mecca and Damascus, war carried them to Europe, where they disturbed the serenity of La Serenissima, then spread civic and intellectual ferment to Oxford and London and throughout Europe. Miles’ Coffehouse hosted a republican cabal, the Coffee club of Pepys’ diary, and prospered despite losing a couple regulars to the chopping block.
By Martin Berger – New Eastern Outlook – 18.12.2018 As it has been clearly demonstrated by the history of mankind, whenever new weapons are invented, they would invariably give an edge to the most developed state at of the era, allowing it to pursue further expansion of its dominance on the international stage. Immediately after […]
By Jacob G. Hornberger | FFF | December 5, 2018 Critics of President Trump are exulting over convictions that special counsel Robert Mueller has secured in his Trump-Russia collusion investigation, some of which involve lying to Congress or to federal investigators. The critics are emphasizing the importance of telling the truth to federal officials. Really? […]
We live in a surveillance state. As the Edward Snowden leaks and subsequent reporting has shown, government and private military corporations regularly target political dissidents for intelligence gathering. This information is used to undermine social movements, foment internecine conflict, discover weaknesses, and to get individuals thrown in jail for their justified resistance work.
By Nebojsa Malic | RT | November 10, 2018 A newly-out memo containing the Obama admin’s talking points about “Russian hacking” in the 2016 election reveals how US spy agencies attributed email leaks to the Kremlin by saying it’s “consistent” with what they think Russia does. The seven-page document was contained within the 49 pages […]
