By Professor Anthony Hall | Global Research | March 7, 2022 In late February the international news cycle moved between two very important focuses. One addressed controversies in Canada. The other continues to highlight events unfolding primarily in Russia, Ukraine, and the USA. While different in many ways, both stories have many-faceted worldwide implications. […]
Unlike many who seem to believe that freedom of movement (since 2020 extinguished in the EU) must mean an end to national borders, I have only felt that borders should be recognised as the product of political will and history. In the entrance to the museum at the Invalides in Paris there is a quote […]
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The US has “covered” Ukraine with a network of biolaboratories linked to the Pentagon, the Russian Defense Ministry says RT | March 7, 2022 The Ukrainian authorities have been urgently destroying pathogens studied at its laboratories linked to the US Department of Defense, the Russian military claimed on Monday, adding that such activities hint at […]
The Ministry of Finance has set up a special subcommittee to control foreign investment RT | March 7, 2022 Russian companies wishing to work with firms from countries which oppose Moscow’s military operation in Ukraine will have to receive government permission for the deals, the press service of Russia’s Ministry of Finance said on Monday. […]
By Alex Berenson | Unreported Truths | March 1, 2022 I know, I didn’t think it was possible either. But today the NYT ran a opinion piece basically arguing the Food and Drug Administration should okay the Pfizer mRNA shot for children under 5 even if they fail the ongoing clinical trial. This hideousness was titled: […]
By Ian Miller | March 6, 2022 Whoops! Well, it’s not that big of a deal, it’s only one of the most crucial concerns of the entire pandemic. The CDC, whose literal one job is to track and report on the spread of diseases, whose advice has been religiously followed by corporations, colleges, politicians and […]
BY SHARYL ATTKISSON | BROWNSTONE INSTITUTE | MARCH 6, 2022 Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) has taken a lead throughout the Covid-19 pandemic to hold public health officials and agencies accountable if they’ve failed to provide accurate and timely information to the public for whom they work. From masks, vaccines, and school shutdowns, to the origination […]
By Stephen Lendman | March 7, 2022 On route from California since February 23, hundreds of trucks and other vehicles reached the 64 mile-long Capital Beltway that surrounds the Washington DC area through parts of Maryland and Virginia. Before departing last month, a media statement said the following: “The People’s Convoy continues to grow in […]
By Alastair Crooke | Strategic Culture Foundation | March 6, 2022 In its triple strike of sanctions on Russia, the EU initially was not looking to collapse the Russian financial system. Far from it: Its first instinct was to find the means to continue purchasing its energy needs (made all there more vital by the state of the European gas reserves […]
