Brazil’s Per Capita GDP Has Fallen in Seven Years, as Brazilians Become 11 Percent Poorer
Richard Mann, The Rio Times - 16 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In a period of seven years, Brazilians are heading towards becoming approximately eleven percent poorer. The recession observed between late 2014 and 2016, the slow economic rebound in the following years, and the recent The post Brazil’s Per Capita GDP Has Fallen in Seven Years, as Brazilians Become 11 Percent Poorer appeared first on The Rio Times.
90,000 Volunteers Worldwide Receive Doses of Potential Covid-19 Vaccines
Lachlan Williams, The Rio Times - 16 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In its most recent report on Friday, the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) announced that 165 vaccines are being developed. Of these, 26 are under clinical evaluation, that is, they have started human trials. There are approximately 90,000 volunteers, for the time being, who will be administered the doses. Six of […] The post 90,000 Volunteers Worldwide Receive Doses of Potential Covid-19 Vaccines appeared first on The Rio Times.
Cuban Doctors Are Desired in Colombia, But Are Barred by Government
Juan Martinez, The Rio Times - 16 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The mayor of the Colombian city of Medellín, Daniel Quintero Calle, has addressed a letter to Cuba and four other countries asking for help in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. He expressed his wish for "help and solidarity from a medical team" from Cuba, according to the letter to […] The post Cuban Doctors Are Desired in Colombia, But Are Barred by Government appeared first on The Rio Times.
Facing Impeachment, Rio Governor Attends Assembly of God Service, Asks for Support
Dorah Feliciano, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIl - The target of an impeachment petition in the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro (ALERJ) and of an inquiry in the Office of the Prosecutor General (PGR) investigating corruption in Health in his administration, Governor Wilson Witzel, of the Christian Social Party (PSC), on Sunday visited the Assembly of God […] The post Facing Impeachment, Rio Governor Attends Assembly of God Service, Asks for Support appeared first on The Rio Times.
Rio: Disregarding Municipal Regulations, Cariocas Crowd Beaches
Xiu Ying, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On the first Sunday following authorization to swim in the ocean, after relaxation of the restrictions designed to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, the beaches of Rio de Janeiro once again recorded cases of non-compliance with the city government's guidelines. Rio de Janeiro residents entered Phase 5 of […] The post Rio: Disregarding Municipal Regulations, Cariocas Crowd Beaches appeared first on The Rio Times.
Covid-19: Only Five Percent of Rio’s Population Was Tested by Public Health System
Xiu Ying, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Rio de Janeiro is currently home to some 17.2 million people. Of this total, only 860,000 - five percent - have been tested for the coronavirus by the State Government. According to the State Health Secretariat (SES), the public network has run 813,560 tests in total. Of these, 736,960 were […] The post Covid-19: Only Five Percent of Rio’s Population Was Tested by Public Health System appeared first on The Rio Times.
Covid-19: W.H.O. Expects Pandemic to Remain Long Term
Adele Cardin, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) Emergency Committee projects that the Covid-19 pandemic will persist for a long time, and it is thus imperative that efforts to contain it be continued worldwide. According to the W.H.O. official data, the disease has already claimed 675,060 lives and infected almost 17.4 million people […] The post Covid-19: W.H.O. Expects Pandemic to Remain Long Term appeared first on The Rio Times.
"Covid-19 Pandemic Updates 8/3/20"
CoyotePrime, Running 'Cause I Can't Fly - 2 hours ago
*"Covid-19 Pandemic **Updates 8/3/20" * *- Frequently **Updated* Please visit these sites often for the very latest information. ○ 8/3/20 by Ian Prasad Philbrick and Sanam Yar *"Cutting corners in the vaccine race: *The White House’s ambitious initiative to speed production of a coronavirus vaccine, Operation Warp Speed, has provided billions of dollars in funding and cut through red tape. But it’s also endangering the system set up to ensure safe drugs, experts say. Some worry that the administration will push regulators to give emergency approval to a vaccine before the November el...
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JR, GREENIE WATCH - 15 hours ago
*Biden’s false climate promises* Biden’s multi-trillion dollar climate action plan is full of promises that the law says he cannot keep. Promising to do what you cannot do is a false promise. Here are some big ticket examples. Biden says “If I am elected I will do the following: Create millions of good, union jobs rebuilding America’s crumbling infrastructure from roads and bridges to green spaces and water systems to electricity grids and universal broadband… Create 1 million new jobs in the American auto industry, domestic auto supply chains, and auto infrastructure, from parts ...
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jonjayray, EDUCATION WATCH INTERNATIONAL - 15 hours ago
*Restoring Our Troubled Academy* The state of our universities is disturbing. Problems abound: high costs, crippling student debt, poor educational outcomes, and, most alarming of all, the radicalism that underlies many of the recent riots and the continuing push for socialism. All of these problems share a fundamental cause—lack of leadership by those who are legal owners of universities or their representatives, the boards of trustees. No matter what other solutions are employed, one action essential for academic reform is to return board governance to its former place atop a ...
George Soros-Backed Tides Center Takes Control of Black Lives Matter Donations
Capital Research Center, Need To Know - 15 hours ago
Thousand Currents, run by a Marxist convict, transferred control of BLM Global Network Foundation and all its assets, including donations, to the Tides Center, a branch of the Tides Foundation, which has been described as “charitable money-laundering.”
How a peace conference's failures a century ago set the stage for today's anti-racist uprisings
Elizabeth Thompson, Professor and Mohamed S. Farsi Chair of Islamic Peace, American University School of International Service, Politics + Society – The Conversation - 15 hours ago
Suffering a pandemic and the aftermath of a war that killed 50 million, the world in 1920 faced a turning point as it negotiated a new political order. As today, the key issue was racial inequality.
The Real Cost of California’s ‘Woke’ Politics
21wire, 21st Century Wire - 16 hours ago
*21WIRE + City Journal* | Leaders only offer platitudes and counterproductive policies rather than opportunities and better living standards for minorities.
Europe's Incertitude in Cyberspace
ssoesanto, Lawfare - 16 hours ago
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets with Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell in Washington, D.C. on April 1, 2019. (State Department Photo) On July 7, a grand jury in the Eastern District of Washington charged Li Xiaoyu and Dong Jiazhi—both citizens and residents of China—with running a decade-long global computer intrusion campaign, involving the theft of terabytes of intellectual property and confidential business information. For several reasons, this case was particularly relevant to European efforts to fight cybercrime and establish norms and rules for state behavior in c...
Daddy, What Does "Reverse Coattails" Mean?
DownWithTyranny, DownWithTyranny! - 16 hours ago
A new YouGov poll for CBS News shows that nearly half of registered voters (48%) believe Trump's policies are making the economy worse. Worse for Republicans is that most voters (57%) say Trump is doing a very bad (43%) or somewhat bad (14%) job on handling the pandemic. 51% of registered voters with school-age children say they don't think Trump cares about the risks coronavirus poses to the health of their children. depending on the specific questions between 79 nd 83% of voters want to see massive new financial aid provided to victims of the COVID-Recession, something Republica...
Exclusive Interview with Roger Stone
Alicia, LaRouchePAC Feed - 16 hours ago
Exclusive Interview with Roger Stone Video of Exclusive Interview with Roger Stone Roger Stone's report on the absolute dirty, lying tactics deployed against him confirms what we have learned from the investigations we and a handful of others have conducted against the coup, that those trying to oust President Trump are criminals who are desperately acting to defend a collapsing world order. Trump was targeted, Stone points out, for the same reason Lyndon LaRouche was: because he is an "outsider" who represents a threat to the system which is collapsing worldwide. Stone's courage,...
Why Isn't Coronavirus Crushing Private Schools?
Neal McCluskey, The National Interest - 16 hours ago
*Neal McCluskey* *Politics, Americas* [image: Teacher Nancie Toullec, wearing a protective face mask, walks in a deserted classroom installed to maintain social distancing in a private school open to children of health workers and workers on the coronavirus frontline in Saint-Sebastien-sur-Loire near] COVID-19 is hurting private schools. But perhaps due to new families moving to them, it increasingly appears that the toll will be less punishing than originally feared. Last week I contemplated why we weren’t seeing more permanent private school closures due to COVID-19. Since I wr...
Yemen: A Torrent of Suffering in a Time of Siege
Bruce K. Gagnon, Organizing Notes - 16 hours ago
By Kathy Kelly *“When evil-doing comes like falling rain, nobody calls out “stop!” When crimes begin to pile up they become invisible. When sufferings become unendurable, the cries are no longer heard. The cries, too, fall like rain in summer.” -- Bertolt Brecht* In war-torn Yemen, the crimes pile up. Children who bear no responsibility for governance or warfare endure the punishment. In 2018, UNICEF said the war made Yemen a living hell for children. By the year’s end, Save the Children reported 85,000 children under age five had already died from starvation since the war escal...
Connecticut: Pride of Covid Shame of Autism
Age of Autism, AGE OF AUTISM - 17 hours ago
Note: I live in Connecticut. We've been giving ourselves atta boy boolah boohlah top drawer I tell you top drawer high fives all summer for our response to COVID. The state's response to autism for twenty years has been the...
Gates on CNBC Suggests Removing What's App Messaging Encryption will Protect You
Age of Autism, AGE OF AUTISM - 17 hours ago
I wrote this post on my Kim Rossi Facebook page yesterday and I made it public. I've been pretty quiet on Facebook over the last couple of years, on my personal page. I post memories and the occasional sweet treat...
"An Insufficiency Of Data..."
CoyotePrime, Running 'Cause I Can't Fly - 17 hours ago
"Experience is a poor guide to man, and is seldom followed. A man really learns little by it, for it is narrowly limited in range. What does a faithful husband know of women, or a faithful wife of men? The generalizations of such persons are always inaccurate. What really teaches man is not experiences, but observation. It is observation that enables him to make use of the vastly greater experience of other men, of men taken in the mass. He learns by noting what happens to them. Confined to what happens to himself, he labors eternally under an insufficiency of data." - H.L. Mencken ...
More than 5.6 million affected, 109 killed and 260 000 ha (640 000 acres) of crop area destroyed by floods in Assam, India
The Watchers » Latest articles - 17 hours ago
More than 5.6 million people have been affected across Assam, India, as severe flooding continues to wreak havoc in the state. Since May 22, at least 109 people have lost their lives in flood-related incidents and around 260 000 ha (640 000 acres) of crop area has...... Read more »
COVID Risk: Why the Only Real Factor is Age
21wire, 21st Century Wire - 17 hours ago
*21WIRE + Market Monetarist* | Why are governments still refusing to admit this is the only real variable we should be concerned with?
New Study: COVID Restrictions Killing 10,000 Children per Month, ‘Wasting’ and ‘Stunting’ Millions More
21wire, 21st Century Wire - 17 hours ago
*21WIRE + Washington Examiner* | 'By having schools closed and primary healthcare services disrupted - we are creating harm.'
Heneghan: Here’s Why COVID Cases in England Aren’t Rising
21wire, 21st Century Wire - 18 hours ago
*21WIRE + CEBM* | Why inaccuracies in data and poor interpretation often lead to bad decisions by Government.
“Vicious Cold Snap” set to Engulf Australia
Cap Allon, Electroverse - 18 hours ago
Heavy snow will bury much of Tasmania this week, while flurries down to as low as 200m (650ft) are forecast in Victoria. Then by, the weekend, things will turn even colder. The post “Vicious Cold Snap” set to Engulf Australia appeared first on Electroverse.
Will COVID-19 Use Myocarditis To Strike Out Baseball?
W. Glen Pyle, Science 2.0 blogs - 1 day ago
By Glen Pyle and Gurkiran Dhuga COVID-19 has thrown professional baseball in North America a curveball. An outbreak among players for the Miami Marlins, that has spread to the Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals, brings into question the infection control protocols touted by Major League Baseball. read more
The Twelve Discourses of Climate Delay
Stuart Capstick, Julia K. Steinberger, The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Stuart Capstick, Julia K. Steinberger* *Climate Change Politics, World* [image: Fridays for Future activists protest over Australia's bushfires crisis, in Barcelona, Spain January 17, 2020. REUTERS/Nacho Doce] Outright denial of climate change is becoming rarer, but is simply being replaced by more subtle ways of downplaying the need for urgent and far-reaching action. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: “The UK and many other rich countries have set ambitious targets for emissions cuts to tackle climate change, and have already made much headway in recent years. Further pr...
Top 20 Democratic Countries to Emigrate to…After the Pandemic
Oliver Mason, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The world is experiencing one of the worst pandemics of humankind. In addition to the over 17 million infected and almost 680,000 dead, the coronavirus leaves in its wake a severe economic crisis and high unemployment. In this context of widespread quarantines and great uncertainty, The Business Insider drew up […] The post Top 20 Democratic Countries to Emigrate to…After the Pandemic appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Generation That Will Pay the Crisis Bill in Latin America
Arkady Petrov, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - "We were so banal." The voice of Francisco Fernández Soto, a 21-year-old Peruvian student who lives in Lima, bears a guilty note. Before the coronavirus, being young "was to think that you had your whole life ahead of you," he says. A few months ago, he felt he could take […] The post The Generation That Will Pay the Crisis Bill in Latin America appeared first on The Rio Times.
Tight capital markets – worsened by COVID-19 – derail Schwazze’s cannabis acquisitions
Michael Regan, Marijuana Business Daily - 17 hours ago
Already struggling capital markets further tightened by the coronavirus, a declining stock price and an improving legalization outlook for cannabis have combined to derail five of the 10 planned deals in Schwazze’s strategy to consolidate the Colorado market. While COVID-19 actually has improved the long-term investment case for the marijuana industry after state governments deemed […] Tight capital markets – worsened by COVID-19 – derail Schwazze’s cannabis acquisitions is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
Court Convicts Bolsonarist Entrepreneur On Fake News Against Former Deputy Jean Wyllys
Iolanda Fonseca, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Entrepreneur Otávio Fakhoury was sentenced to pay R$41,800 (US$8,360) in compensation to ex-Federal Member Jean Wyllys for fake news associating him with Adélio Bispo - the perpetrator of the 2018 knife attack on President Jair Bolsonaro. Fakhoury will also be forced to publicly retract, on the same social media in […] The post Court Convicts Bolsonarist Entrepreneur On Fake News Against Former Deputy Jean Wyllys appeared first on The Rio Times.
Coronavirus: Friends and Families are Not Keeping Their Distance
Holly Seale, The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Holly Seale* *Health, * A growing body of literature tells us you are more likely to contract COVID-19 in households, at family gatherings and in restaurants. When announcing a ban on people in six local government areas south-west of Melbourne hosting visitors in their homes, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said this week: People are not necessarily keeping their distance in their family home. It’s a natural thing, you let your guard down. Hugs and kisses and handshakes, not necessarily adhering to the protocols that are a feature of hospitality, cafes, restaurants, pubs bein...
Coronavirus Hell: Pandemic-Hit Cities Face Bankruptcy
Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward, The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward* *economy, Americas* [image: Reuters] With many budgets in tatters, the prospect of growing numbers of city bankruptcies looms. U.S. cities are fast running out of cash. The pandemic will reduce local government revenues by an estimated US$11.6 billion in 2020. With COVID-19 requiring residents to stay home and stores to shutter, the bulk of this reduction comes from a slump in local sales taxes. Declines will continue into 2021. State revenues are heading in the same direction, so many U.S. cities will need to rely on help from the federal govern...
Want To Stop Coronavirus Meat Shortages? Fix the Federal Meat Inspection Regime
Daren Bakst, Jeremy Dalrymple, The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Daren Bakst, Jeremy Dalrymple* *Politics, Americas* [image: Butcher Gerald vande Bruinhorst works on a beef carcass as part of his uncle’s business which allows farmers to circumvent the supply chain blockage caused by coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreaks at meatpacking plants, in Picture Butte, Alberta, Canad] The PRIME Act and the New Markets Act would help to address the actual problems that exist. They would help change market dynamics, create more options for farmers and consumers, and increase meat processing capacity. The federal government has created numerous barrie...
Seventy Years of Firepower: This Rifle Tested By Teddy Roosevelt Was Used In Vietnam
Warfare History Network, The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: Through unified movement in formation and catches of bayonet-tipped 1903 Springfield Rifles, the U.S. Army Drill Team performs a drill exhibition April 24 during Army Day at the Alamo in front of hundreds of onlookers. U.S. Army/Joshua Ford.] The Model 1903 Springfield rifle the Marines carried that day began its life as the United States took its first steps onto the world stage at the beginning of the 20th century. *Here's What You Need To Remember:* The Model 1903 had a rocky start, but soon became a mainstay of the U.S. ar...
Covid-19: Brazil Records 2.733 Million Infections and 94,100 Deaths
Adele Cardin, The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Another 541 people have died because of Covid-19 in Brazil, according to official records on Sunday, July 2nd. As a result, the total number of deaths has reached 94,104 since March - 45 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. The data is from the Ministry of Health and is available online. According […] The post Covid-19: Brazil Records 2.733 Million Infections and 94,100 Deaths appeared first on The Rio Times.
Homeowners Beware: Mortgage Servicers Still Can’t or Won’t Shoot Straight
Yves Smith, naked capitalism - 18 hours ago
Mortgage servicers are still engaged the abuses they perpetrated in the foreclosure crisis.
Ten takeaways from ten years at Retraction Watch
Ivan Oransky, Retraction Watch - 18 hours ago
As we celebrate our tenth birthday and look forward to our second decade, we thought it would be a good time to take stock and reflect on some lessons we — and others — have learned. Retractions are more common than we — or anyone else — thought they were. Two decades ago, journals were … Continue reading Ten takeaways from ten years at Retraction Watch
Retraction Watch turns 10: A look back, and a look forward
Ivan Oransky, Retraction Watch - 18 hours ago
Ten years. On Aug. 3, 2010, we published our first post on Retraction Watch. Titled, “Why write a blog about retractions?”, the welcome letter to readers outlined our hopes for the new blog. Retractions, we felt then, offered “a window into the scientific process,” as well as a source of good stories for journalists. In … Continue reading Retraction Watch turns 10: A look back, and a look forward
Memes that made me laugh 18
Peter, Bayou Renaissance Man - 18 hours ago
From around the blogosphere and elsewhere last week. And lastly: not funny, but sadly very true. If we aren't treating all law-breakers equally, then the rule of law is broken. We need to fix that. Peter
Flash floods damage or destroy dozens of homes, claim lives of at least 16 people in eastern Afghanistan
The Watchers » Latest articles - 18 hours ago
Heavy rains lashed parts of a mountainous area in eastern Afghanistan, resulting in flash floods that damaged or destroyed dozens of homes and killed at least 16 people, an official confirmed Saturday, August 1, 2020. The majority of the victims were children, while...... Read more »
S. Korea, China seek to boost trade amid pandemic
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
03-Aug-2020 South Korea and China held a meeting to update and expand the scope of their bilateral free trade agreement (FTA), which took effect around five years ago.
Living in 2020
Larry-Lambert, Virtual Mirage - 19 hours ago
The 2020 Vibe How Long Do You Sleep? I don’t know who pays for these studies. I can only guess that tax dollars do. I mean, who else would do that and why would anyone (outside of my idle curiosity) want to know how long adults are sleeping in 2020. […] The post Living in 2020 appeared first on Virtual Mirage.
Low-dose radiation exhibits a threshold
drinkingwateradvisor, The Drinking Water Advisor - 19 hours ago
Edward J.Calabrese. The Muller-Neel dispute and the fate of cancer risk assessment Environmental Research https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2020.109961 R The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) human genetic study (i.e., The Neel and Schull, 1956a report) showed an absence … Continue reading →
Keanu Reeves’ Replicas Explores Smart Glasses Potential
zedie, SOMEONE SOMEWHERE - 20 hours ago
https://www.vuzix.com/Blog/keanu-reeves-replicas-smart-glasses-potential?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Paid&utm_campaign=Keanu
The three 'Elephants in Room' in EU-India relations
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
03-Aug-2020 The EU-India virtual summit took place last month with three 'elephants in the room'. The largest elephant was China. Both India and the EU have traditionally followed policies of cooperation with China, but ties have plumbed new depths during the pandemic.
India reviews continuation of trade pact with Asean
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
03-Aug-2020 The government is reviewing the continuation of the of the free trade agreement (FTA) with Asean n the wake of the trading bloc's reluctance to address India's concerns over what it believes are asymmetries in the decade-old treaty.
Japan's painful choice on RCEP
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
03-Aug-2020 There are those in Japan who insist that the RCEP agreement must be signed even without Indian participation. The signing is scheduled for November in Hanoi.
Thai House Committee on CPTPP presses clarification on Thailand official observer status in UPOV
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
03-Aug-2020 Thai House of Representatives Committee investigating potential impacts of CPTPP heard report from its Subcommittee on Agriculture.
“Are You Loving Your Servitude?”, Part 2
CoyotePrime, Running 'Cause I Can't Fly - 18 hours ago
*“Are You Loving Your Servitude?”, Part 2* by Jim Quinn "In Part One of this article I laid out the argument Huxley’s dystopian vision of the future had played out over many decades, but now I observe Orwell’s darker vision in motion since the start of this century. All the “solutions” being imposed by those in power don’t solve anything, because they aren’t designed to solve anything. These are nothing but short-term emergency sustaining maneuvers to keep the dying patient alive, while the criminals ransack his house, extracting whatever wealth he has saved. Throwing $1,200 bones ...
New Scientific Study Reveals “the IPCC is either Lying or Incompetent,” says Dr Roger Higgs
Cap Allon, Electroverse - 19 hours ago
"But either way," continues Higgs, "we've needlessly instilled 'climate anxiety' into an entire generation of young people and we're wasting $$trillions trying to 'tackle' perfectly natural Sun-driven climate change..." The post New Scientific Study Reveals “the IPCC is either Lying or Incompetent,” says Dr Roger Higgs appeared first on Electroverse.
How We Can Learn from the the Elderly During a Pandemic
Sally Chivers, The National Interest - 19 hours ago
*Sally Chivers* *Society, * “Unprecedented” might be the word of the COVID-19 pandemic. But for many, especially older adults, life has taken many abrupt turns. “Unprecedented” might be the word of the COVID-19 pandemic. But for many, especially older adults, life has taken many abrupt turns. Maybe it’s their first pandemic, but it’s not the first time they’ve pivoted without calling it that and created a new normal. Yet, we persist in treating people over 70 as an undifferentiated blob of neediness and vulnerability. When we do, we once again miss what older adults contribute. ...
Amid Talk of Reopening, Minority Students Face Added Coronavirus Risks
Hardy Murphy, The National Interest - 19 hours ago
*Hardy Murphy* *Education, Americas* [image: Reuters] Schools and classrooms attended by low-income students of color could become epicenters of a second wave of pandemic. Classrooms, gyms and cafeterias at schools across the U.S. have remained empty for months now. And despite some districts beginning to reopen, many others will remain closed amid fears that prematurely restarting in-person classes could cost more lives in the pandemic. Local, state and federal officials wrangle over how to make schools safe, with concern over how to sufficiently disinfect and ventilate schools....
Cancel culture wants delete key for discourse, history
Larry Bell, CFACT - 19 hours ago
"In classrooms, newsrooms and boardrooms across the country, you can almost hear the silence as people internally check what they say in the knowledge that if they cross the line they’ll be publicly denounced and very likely terminated." The post Cancel culture wants delete key for discourse, history appeared first on CFACT.
Climate misanthropes
Dr. Jay Lehr, CFACT - 19 hours ago
Radical Greens view people as a plague on the planet. The post Climate misanthropes appeared first on CFACT.
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