By Israel Shamir • Unz Review • December 6, 2018 Some discoveries are just too shocking to digest. Recently I wrote of intrepid Ron Unz, the Californian maverick publisher and IT-genius, who dared to share with his readers his insights into the ideas and motifs of revisionists, or Holocaust Deniers, as their enemies call them. […]
By Gilad Atzmon | December 4, 2018 George H.W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States, died last Friday. President Bush was loved by the Jews. Over the weekend we saw an endless parade of Jewish individuals and organisations paying homage to Bush for his commitment to Israel and to the Jews. The Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) described […]
By Gearóid Ó Colmáin | American Herald Tribune | December 1, 2018 It’s probably the most important French social movement this century: the Gilets Jaunes or Yellow Vest protest movement. It began on 17 November, has spread throughout the country, and is due to continue this weekend. Altercations with police have already led to several deaths and […]
“Land taxes on agricultural land can also help reduce agricultural land use and deforestation” By Eric Worrall | Watts Up With That? | November 28, 2018 The latest UN Emissions Gap Report provides psychological advice for defeating political opposition to carbon pricing, and suggests discouraging farming by taxing agricultural land. … 6.3.3 Political and behavioural […]
Yellow vests imposed on motorists become powerful anti-government symbol By Donna Laframboise | Big Picture News | November 26, 2018 For more than a week, protests have been underway across France, sparked by January’s scheduled increase in carbon taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel. These taxes are supposed to save the world from climate change […]
By Bill Martin | CounterPunch | November 14, 2018 As per usual in my ongoing failure to “speak to the day” as a journalist should, this piece will come out after the “most important election of our lifetimes”-midterms. Part of the delay was having to deal with friends who were worried that I would say the […]
Hamilton Gregory | April 29, 2016 A presentation and reading by Hamilton Gregory, author of “McNamara’s Folly: The Use of Low-IQ Troops in the Vietnam.” Because so many college students were avoiding military service during the Vietnam War, Defense Secretary Robert McNamara lowered mental standards to induct 354,000 low-IQ men. Their death toll in combat […]
By Gilad Atzmon | November 2, 2018 Earlier this week the Jewish Forward reported on Monday’s counter-Trump demonstration in Pittsburgh. “They came in their thousands, singing Jewish songs and folksy protest anthems … (they were) holding signs denouncing Donald Trump as ‘President Hate.’” I think it is not a clever move for leftist Jewish groups […]
Photo Source Jason Scragz | CC BY 2.0 By Hugh Iglarsh | CounterPunch | November 2, 2018 In Chicago, a low but persistent rumbling is heard these days, especially on the South Side. It is Frederick Law Olmsted, America’s greatest landscape architect and the planner of what would become the city’s Jackson Park, turning in […]
By Paul Homewood | Not A Lot Of People Know That | October 31, 2018 Once again, the IEA is trying to stir things up re “fossil fuel subsidies”: Worldwide fossil fuel consumption subsidies almost halved between 2012 and 2016, from a high point in 2012 of more than half a trillion dollars. But the […]
