5/5 (16) Many readers sent various versions of the first article here, which formes the backdrop for the second article, and today's high octane speculations. Please note: last Thursday's News and Views was cancelled because I…
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Internet abandon, scary memories & security holes + this day in history w/Watergate TV and our song of the day by Nothing on your Morning Monarchy for May 17, 2016.
Press TV – March 30, 2016 Austrian President Heinz Fischer has cast doubt on the US and Western resolve for the immediate removal of all anti-Iran sanctions. Fischer has told IRIB that it is unclear how long it will take for the West to lift sanctions on Iran. Iran’s historic agreement last year with permanent […]
5/5 (9) There's another story of large scale financial malfeasance out there, according to this article shared by Mr. V.T., and that appeared on the Zero Hedge website. Here's the story, and it's almost too difficult…
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By Gilbert Doctorow | Consortium News | January 29, 2016 On Jan. 26, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held an important year-in-review press conference before an audience of about 150 journalists, including the BBC correspondent Steve Rosenberg and many other well-known representatives of mainstream Western media. The purpose of this annual event is to look […]
Sputnik – 26.12.2015 For nearly two years, independent journalists and analysts in the US and Europe have been saying that sanctions against Russia should be repealed. Now, surprisingly, even the hawkishly anti-Russian foreign policy journal Foreign Affairs has joined the chorus, a recent article suggesting that sanctions have been nothing but a costly mistake. The […]
By Tim Cushing | Techdirt | September 16, 2013
In addition to everything else it’s collecting, the NSA also has millions of international credit card transactions stashed away in its databases, according to documents viewed by Spiegel.
