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For many Aboriginal people, the Commonwealth Games, previously the British Empire Games, represents the continuing legacy of settler-colonialism in this country. It is an opportunity to raise our voices on the world stage - to show how the colonial project is still alive in the lived experience of Aboriginal people, from the black jailing rates, to the skyrocketing rates of child removal, to the life expectancy gaps, to homelessness, and poverty and violence.

By Alexander Mercouris | The Duran | April 5, 2018 The events of the last few days in the Skripal case provide an object lesson of why in criminal investigations the rules of due process should always be adhered to. The reason the British now find themselves in difficulties is because they have not adhered […]

Edible merch, too many obituaries and movie 'Millions' + this day in history w/Sputnik & Laika and our song of the day by Thundercat on your Morning Monarchy for April 14, 2017.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited the Sennaya Ploschad station where yesterday’s terrorist attack occurred and has laid flowers, paying his respects to the victims.
All ready, the entire St. Petersburg Metro systems is back open and fully functional. As Alexander Mercouris writes,

Here is how you shut down the entire liberal left “Muslim Ban” argument that is causing violent protests to break out across America.
Conservative political commentator, comedian, and host of Louder with Crowder, Steven Crowder, dismantles this SkyNews anchor, and shows anyone, and everyone, how ridiculous the entire ‘Trump executive order controversy’ truly is.

My Anti-Racist Comments on Israel By Craig Murray – April 29, 2016 I was accused on Sky News of making comments attacking the Jewish tribe. Ripped from its context, the remark appeared so offensive I could not conceive I had ever made it. I find now that in fact I did say it, but in […]

RT | August 15, 2013

Four journalists have been killed in violent clashes which swept Egypt on Wednesday, with a number of the press core suffering serious injuries in the clashes. At least 238 civilians died in total as security forces brutally broke up pro-Morsi rallies.
Egypt has been swept by horrific street violence, showers of gunfire, blazing fires and tear gas as relentless clashes have shaken cities in government attempts to break up the demonstrations.