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Is Google News legally liable for bias against conservatives?
Google News is wrongfully damaging its users. The product does not work. The post Is Google News legally liable for bias against conservatives? appeared first on CFACT.
Have Iraq’s Protests Reached A Tipping Point?
(AFP) Protests continued across Baghdad and southern Iraq. Some of the political class and Grand Ayatollah Ali Al-Sistani made statements about reforms and having the government resign. However they didn’t seem to be enough as calls for revolution were being heard more and more. The demonstrations could be reaching the point where they will not accept anything less than radical change, which the ruling elite are incapable of delivering. That means only force will quell them, and that’s already being used more and more by the authorities. Baghdad continued to have the largest and m... more »
People Eat More With Friends And Family - Here's Why
People eat more with friends and family than when dining alone and evolutionary psychologists have defied Occam's razor and come up with an unne read more
This Day In Iraqi History - Oct 5
1915 6th Army created by Ottomans under command of German Gen von der Goltz to defend Mesopotamia from British 1922 King Feisal accepted Anglo-Iraq Treaty (Musings On Iraq book review *Supremacy And Oil, Iraq, Turkey, and the Anglo-American World Order, 1918-1930*) 1922 UK Sec of War Evans lobbied cabinet to withdraw from Mosul province (Musings On Iraq article on how Mosul province became part of Iraq) 1974 Kurdish parliament appointed by Baghdad took office (Musings On Iraq book review of *The Kurds, A Modern History*) (Musings On Iraq book review *Kurds of Iraq, Tragedy and Hope... more »
Hoopa Food Sovereignty: Students maintain traditional sustainable foodways
. Hoopa Food Sovereignty - Good habits formed at youth make all the difference! 'If the fish and the deer die, our people die.' Intertribal Agricultural Council, Students Rebuild and Global Nomads Group are excited to introduce you to Robert and Emily Baldy— siblings and members of the Hoopa Valley Tribe in Hoopa Valley, California Together with their family and community
An interview with Putin in 2035
Good morning. This is Natalia Smirnov with Fox/ RT News. I am here with Tsar Vladimir Putin in the first of a series of interviews looking back on his career. Good morning Comrade Tsar. Q – Comrade Tsar, what do … Continue reading →
In Terms Of Congressional Races, Will Texas Be The Democrats' California Of 2020? Or Will The DCCC Screw It Up Again Like They Did Last Year?
*Who'll be the next Texas Republican to raise the white flag and skedaddle?* Last cycle, House Democrats elected Ted Lieu to run the DCCC operations on the West Coast. Ted's success was beyond anyone's dreams. He helped-- *really* helped-- 7 Democrats win Republican seats in California and one in Washington. He also began the process of taking back CA-50 in San Diego County and CA-01 in the northwest corner of the state (despite the DCCC's Washington "leadership" reticence to get involved in either race). During the cycle, several Texas Democrats reached out to me and asked if there ... more »
Don’t drop your guard folks, ISIS defeat overseas doesn’t mean we can relax
Domestic ISIS Arrests Are on the Rise Again Terror arrests have doubled since 2018 Washington Free Beacon Yuichiro Kakutani October 5, 2019 Police have arrested more than twice the number of domestic ISIS terrorists and sympathizers in the first eight months of this year than they charged in all of 2018. The FBI and local police departments have arrested 24 people for ISIS-related offenses as of Sept. 3, according to data assembled by George Washington University’s Program on Extremism (POE). That arrest count—which includes individuals who attempted to travel to fight for the group... more »
Federal Judge Blocks Calif SB 27 Law – win for Trump
Federal Judge Issues SB 27 Ruling to Block CA Law Requiring Candidates’ Tax Returns Bill was aimed at forcing President Trump to Release Tax Returns for California’s March 2020 Primary Election California Globe Katy Grimes October 1, 2019 ‘Now that the written ruling is out, I urge Governor Newsom to accept this decision and not pursue an appeal which will only waste taxpayer dollars.’ Senate Republican Leader Shannon Grove In a win for President Donald Trump, presidential candidates will not have to disclose their tax returns to appear on California’s March primary ballot, thanks t... more »
Bostock and religious accommodation
Bostock and religious accommodation In Bostock v. Clayton County, which will be argued next week, the Supreme Court will decide whether LGBT employment discrimination is sex discrimination prohibited by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. A prominent amicus brief, by the National Association of Evangelicals and other conservative religious organizations, warns the Court that a decision that such discrimination is banned would unduly burden religious liberty. The worry is real, but the Court can easily respond to it. Title VII already permits religious associations, corpora... more »
Ground-breaking Clean Air Protocol to Guard Human Health and the Planet, Enters into Force
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UNITED NATIONS, Oct 05 (IPS) - European and North American countries will take a major stride in cleaning up the atmosphere next Monday, 7 October, through the implementation of an amended legally binding treaty to limit the amount of emissions polluting the air. Read the full story, “Ground-breaking Clean Air Protocol to Guard Human Health and the Planet, Enters into Force”, on globalissues.org →
Spooks Turned Spox: US Media Now Filled With Former Intelligence Agents
By Tyler Durden After years in the shadows overseeing espionage, kill programs, warrantless wiretapping, entrapment, psyops and other covert operations, national security establishment retirees... more »
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I nearly missed this, but here's another 'in a nutshell' revelation from John Humphrys's post-BBC book: Sarah Montague "gave him a hard time" for reading *The Daily Mail. *
Deathmatch: Could America's F-15 Eagle Beat China's J-10 Fighter?
*Kris Osborn* *Security, Asia* We have the details. *Key point*: It would not be an easy victory for either side. The Air Force is revving up electronic warfare upgrades for its F-15 fighter as a way to better protect against enemy fire and electronic attacks, service officials said. Boeing has secured a $478 million deal to continue work on a new technology called with a system called the Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System, or EPAWSS. “This allows the aircraft to identify a threat and actively prosecute that threat through avoidance, deception or jamming techniq... more »
World War II Was Bloody, But The Battle For Okinawa Was a Horror Show
*Warfare History Network* *History, Asia* A true battle for the fate of the Pacific. *Key point*: An important, but costly fight. To the Americans, Okinawa represented a major stepping-stone toward the final defeat of the Japanese Empire. The successful occupation of the island by American forces would provide air bases and naval facilities that would allow for attacks on the Home Islands themselves. To the Japanese, the surrender of a base so close to the heart of the empire would seriously compromise the ability of their armed forces to defend the homeland. Capture of the isla... more »
China's New H-20 Stealth Bomber Is Coming In the 2020s
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, Asia* Here's what you need to know *Key point: *The H-20 could change the Pentagon's strategy for dealing with China In October 2018, Chinese media announced that the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) would publicly unveil its new H-20 stealth bomber during a parade celebrating the air arm’s seventieth anniversary in 2019. Prior news of the H-20’s development had been teased using techniques pioneered by viral marketing campaigns for Hollywood movies. For example, the Xi’an Aviation Industrial Corporation released a promotional video in Ma... more »
Population Replacement: As Migrants Swamp Sweden, Swedes Start Fleeing
[image: population-replacement-as-migrants-swamp-sweden-swedes-start-fleeing] One might say something here about the “best laid plans of mice and men,” except that there was nothing well conceived about Europe’s recent years’ admittance of waves of Muslim migrants. Just consider Sweden, which had led the world in absorbing the most migrants per capita (and in value signaling) and now finds that, sometimes, when you lead you bleed. And some Swedish cities — and to an extent the nation itself — are now bleeding native Swedes as they flee migrant-born crime and social ills.
Cops Hold Man at Gunpoint, Beat Him Nearly to Death Over License Place Cover
[image: license]Homestead, Florida police officers pull a guy over for an illegal license plate cover and beat him nearly to death after he feared for his life and fled.
School Cop Gets Just 1 Year in Jail for Sexually Assaulting 3 Children
[image: school]A school cop admitted to sexually abusing at least three girls at school and he won't be in jail for more than a year. Disturbing indeed.
Hillsong Church Pastor Brian Houston perjured himself at the Child Sex Abuse Royal Commission. The evidence.
Hillsong Church Pastor Brian Houston clearly and blatantly perjured himself at the Child Sex Abuse Royal Commission when he was in the witness stand under oath in 2014. The reason for Brian […]
Danish Citizens Are Suing the Danish State Over Forced 5G Installation
By B.N. Frank Worldwide opposition to forced 5G implementation increases every day. Now a group of Danish citizens have hired a lawyer and are suing... more »
Calls for Australia to allow Hong Kong students to stay unconditionally amid protests
Several groups representing the Hong Kong Chinese community in Australia call for Hongkongers currently in Australia to unconditionally extend their stay, echoing the Hawke government's actions after the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989.
Politifiction
Micheal Mann and Snopes both did hit pieces on me this week. I must be making them nervous. Here is the Snopes article. Since 2014, climate-change deniers have squeezed millions of views, Facebook shares, and Twitter retweets by retelling a story alleging the … Continue reading →
Only Global Communism Can Prevent 1-4 Meters Of Sea Level Rise By 2030
In 1988, the Guardian , UK Commonwealth and Canberra Times said we needed global communism to prevent 1-4 meters of sea level rise by the year 2030. Because this is all about the best science by our top scientists. 26 … Continue reading →
School Cop Gets Just 1 Year in Jail for Sexually Assaulting 3 Children
By Matt Agorist Lansing, MI — For those who doubt the existence of blue privilege and the ability of cops to escape accountability for unspeakable... more »
Britain’s Unconvicted Prisoner: Keeping Assange on Lockdown for Neocons in Washington
This article is a second piece focusing on Belmarsh prison, where the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, continues to be arbitrarily detained by the British government. The first part showed how Belmarsh prison has been systematically denying Assange access to justice by restricting all the means through which he could prepare his defence; access to and possession of legal documents, talking to his US lawyers, restricted meetings with his UK lawyers, and access to a laptop as a basic means to prepare his defence. These restrictions have been imposed in contradiction to all legi... more »
Army Veteran Deported After Drug Conviction Now a US Citizen
Miguel Perez Jr. held up his citizenship certificate for the cameras after being sworn in, saying, "Here it is."
Weekend reads: The need for more honesty in science; a fight between authors of a GM mosquito paper; faked academic CVs
Before we present this week’s Weekend Reads, a question: Do you enjoy our weekly roundup? If so, we could really use your help. Would you consider a tax-deductible donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The week at Retraction Watch featured a case of doing the right thing in autism research; … Continue reading Weekend reads: The need for more honesty in science; a fight between authors of a GM mosquito paper; faked academic CVs
Tucker Carlson unleashes severe criticism of US Intel Community
Tucker Carlson is not backing down to this any more than President Trump is; in fact, he is calling the elites out as they show themselves. The post Tucker Carlson unleashes severe criticism of US Intel Community appeared first on The Duran.
Sweden’s economic model begins to crumble (Video)
The Duran Quick Take: Episode 328. The post Sweden’s economic model begins to crumble (Video) appeared first on The Duran.
Brazil’s Supreme Court May Verify Authenticity of Leaked Lava Jato Messages
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Federal Supreme Court (STF) may seek to confirm the messages exchanged by Telegram between prosecutors of Operation Lava Jato and former judge Sérgio Moro and obtained by The Intercept and published by several media outlets, among them, The post Brazil’s Supreme Court May Verify Authenticity of Leaked Lava Jato Messages appeared first on The Rio Times.
European Union Opens Investigation Into Boeing-Embraer Merger
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brussels and Washington continue their air battle. The European Commission decided on Friday to launch an in-depth investigation into the merger of the US company Boeing with the Brazilian company Embraer, given the risk that the operation could "reduce competition" in the commercial aircraft market. The decision comes only two […] The post European Union Opens Investigation Into Boeing-Embraer Merger appeared first on The Rio Times.
Kel-Tec’s Sub 2000 'Folding Gun': Just How Good Is It?
*Charlie Gao* *Technology, * A niche firearm for sure. Just how practical is it in the real world? Kel-Tec’s Sub 2000 is one of the only “folding” firearms on the U.S. market today. Designed to be a compact pistol-caliber carbine with a long barrel, the Sub 2000’s main selling point is that it folds in half for transit and storage, allowing it to easily fit into a backpack or similar storage case. But as other pistol caliber carbines get smaller and smaller, is the Sub2000 still relevant? When the Sub 2000 was originally introduced in 2001, pistol caliber carbines (PCCs) were st... more »
Iran Has Lots of Ways to Kill An Air Force (Thanks to Russia and China)
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, Middle East* But can Tehran go head to head against U.S. stealth weapons like the F-22 or B-2 bomber? Iran’s military planners face an unenviable military challenge: preparing defenses against air attacks from the most formidable air forces on the planet. The once-formidable Iranian Air Force, starved of spare parts for its 1970s-era American-built fighters, is unlikely to effectively challenge U.S. air superiority. Instead, Iran has doubled down on a diverse array of surface-to-air missile (SAMs) systems in its Air Defense Force (IRIADF) as well a... more »
125 Million People Dead: If India and Pakistan Start a Tragic Nuclear War
*Daniel R. DePetris* *Security, * If both governments decided to aim those warheads at major population centers to exert maximum damage, the carnage could only be accurately described as a modern-day apocalypse. India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed rivals with one of the world’s oldest, unresolved territorial disputes, have fought three wars and numerous skirmishes. The two countries nearly went to war again in 1999 when Pakistani troops crossed the Line of Control into Kargil, an offensive that could have spiraled into a full-blown nuclear exchange were it not for firm crisi... more »
Israel's Secret (Nuclear) Weapon in a War Against Iran: Its Forgotten Navy?
*Mark Episkopos* *Security, * The smallest constituent part of Israel’s armed forces, the navy plays a surprisingly vital role in protecting Israel’s territorial interests and guaranteeing the integrity of its nuclear deterrent. Iran’s bold summer offensive, involving military support for Houthi insurgents in Yemen and drone strikes against Saudi Arabia, has alarmed Jerusalem to the prospect of an Iranian surprise attack. Tehran, for its part, continues to feed Israeli anxieties with a steady stream of belligerent rhetoric. Earlier this week, Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) ... more »
Scheer And The Environment
When you look at Andrew Scheer's plans for the environment, Stephen Maher writes, there's not much there. Consider what happened during this week's French language debate: Moderator Pierre Bruneau asked Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer if he would cut a federal subsidy for electric vehicles as Doug Ford cut a provincial program when he took power in Ontario. “We have assured Canadians that we will continue this program until the end of the schedule,” Scheer said. “But we must recognize another fact. The most popular vehicle in Quebec is the F-150. Quebecers are going to continue... more »
Light blogging as I prepare to ask China for asylum and help to avoid the next Soviet show trial death penalty scam
*Light blogging in the next few days as I focus on asking China for protection via their embassy in Athens.* *Have to postpone a little also our virtual journey to Mount Athos, which I was enjoying, to take of the pressing issue of safety. * *I invite China to raise its profile as a defender of media freedom and the rule of law by helping me in my scandalous case Delta 15 218 in Greece and the verifiable proof that I have been submitted to Soviet style show trials with lethal penalties for reporting on Globalist biological warfare and financial crimes. * *In addition, they are invi... more »
On John Galt’s “Arrested Mind”
John Galt, the protagonist in Ayn Rand’s dystopian novel *Atlas Shrugged*, is a man of “arrested mind.” When he makes an appearance in the novel, he is at the peak of his intellectual abilities. In the novel there is not a single instance of him learning anything new; Rand portrays him as a man who knows everything that is worth knowing—he never changes his mind; he never introspects and never has a doubt. He never confronts a contradiction; every sentence that he speaks is perfect; every choice that he makes is the right one. He represents Rand’s notion of the ideal man. Rand model... more »
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Is Boris Johnson lying to Scotland's highest court
*Scotland's high court is to hear the case on Tuesday on whether Boris Johnson should be ordered to sign a letter asking for a Brexit extension amid a growing smear campaign against the UK Supreme Court judge Lady Hale for stopping the suspension of parliament.* *Pressures on judges to be deliver corrupt verdicts were highlighted in Thailand where a judge shot himself in court after refusing to find five men guilty of a crime which carried a death sentence because there was not enough evidence.* *Lady Hale has been criticized for giving a talk to the heads of state schools which i... more »
Epstein's 200 million dollar profit from DNA research is irregular, say media
*Mysterious flows of money buoyed Jeff Epstein's DNA research investments after he was convicted of paedophilia, it has emerged.* *Epstein seems to have been a key fixer for the Globalists, integrating into university research programmes scientific research designed to further their aims of creating a master race using genetic engineering.* *Luckily, the NWO Globalists didn't invest more energy and time in improving their intellectual capacity, eh? With all their money from their control of central banks, and their criminal minds, they might have succeeded in setting up a one world ... more »
Theory And Practice Of Human Rights
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights sets out an ideal that any responsible person tries to put into practice. But not all evils can be fought at once. It therefore establishes a hierarchy between these rights so that we can make a real difference. In order to better hide their crimes, some powers accuse others of violating human rights.
Russia Is Giving Its Su-57s Anti-Ship Missiles To Fight The U.S. Navy
*Michael Peck* *Security, Europe* The Navy has its hands full. *Key point:* Russia's Su-57 is a stealth fighter similar to the F-22 and therefore is Moscow's best plane to equip with new anti-ship missiles. Russia is designing an anti-ship missile for its Su-57 stealth fighter. But is hunting ships the best mission for such an advanced aircraft? Deputy Defense Minister Alexey Krivoruchko made the announcement while visiting the Detal Design Bureau, which is developing a new anti-ship missile, according to Russian news agency TASS. “Today the enterprise is working on developing a... more »
Russia May Have Found Another Buyer for Its Killer S-400 Missile System
*Charlie Gao* *Security, Europe* Take note, America. *Key point: *The S-400 is expensive, but Serbia is intrigued. In September 2019, Russia and Serbia held their first joint air-defense exercise, Slavic Shield. In this exercise, Serbian air-defense troops learned how to use the S-400 air defense system, practicing its employment against a variety of targets, both simulated and real. Naturally, this opens the question as to whether Serbia plans to buy the S-400. But a look back into the history of Serbia provides mixed answers. According to an oral history given by former Yugosl... more »
Sunk U.S. Battleships During the Gulf War? Saddam Could Have Pulled It Off.
*James Holmes* *Security, Middle East* [image: https://pictures.reuters.com/archive/USA-BATTLESHIP-IOWA-GM1E85V04MT01.html] A difficult task. *Key point: *America could have lost a battleship during the war but it was very unlikely. Could Saddam Hussein’s armed forces have sunk a U.S. Navy battleship? That might seem like a question destined to launch an excursion into alt-history, but it was far from hypothetical to the 3,200 or so crewmen of the battleships USS Wisconsin and Missouri who squared off against Iraq in 1991. It was daily life, especially when they closed with hos... more »
How Iran Would Wage Cyber War Against the United States
*Robert Kennedy* *Security, Middle East* Who would win? How bad could it get? Could it lead to a larger war? As tensions continue to mount between the United States and Iran, many analysts fear a military conflict could soon erupt, potentially engulfing the region. While such a conflict is certainly possible, and the situation remains highly fluid, the reality is that neither Iran nor the United States actually wants a war. Iran knows it can’t withstand one against the United States, and President Donald Trump has stated repeatedly that he is disinclined to involve America in an... more »
The F-35: The Trillion Dollar Plane That Could Run Out Of Gas?
*Marcus Hellyer* *Security, Asia* Could tankers solve the issue for one of America's most important allies? *Key point: *The F-35 is an excellent plane but doesn’t have much range without aerial refueling. In part 1, I examined the hard limits on the F-35A’s unrefuelled range. Air-to-air refuelling can certainly help extend it. Tankers can substantially increase fighters’ time on station (that is, how long they can stay out). But they can’t extend the jets’ combat range indefinitely. There are several reasons for this. The first is that generally pilots want to have enough fuel ... more »
Iron Beam: How Israel Could Use Lasers To Kill Iran's Missiles in a War
*Mark Episkopos* *Security, Middle East* Sounds impressive, sure. But it does have some problems. Iran’s bold summer campaign against U.S. allies and interests in the Persian Gulf-- including military support for Houthi rebels and an alleged drone strike against Saudi Arabia--has alarmed Jerusalem to the prospect of an imminent Israel-Iran conflict, shining a critical spotlight on the core pillar of Israel’s defensive deterrent against Iran: its anti-air systems. The operational and logistical flaws in the Israeli Defense Forces’ (IDF) technically impressive, but expensive and u... more »
China's New DF-100 Missile: Designed to Kill U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers?
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, * Or just hype? On October 1, 2019, the People’s Liberation Army rolled out an impressive procession of advanced new weapons systems to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the People’s Republic of China. Still, many of the weapons officially debuted that day, like the DF-17, the first hypersonic missile to officially enter regular service, had been public knowledge for some time. But that was not the case for the regiment of sixteen ten-wheel TEL trucks that came rolling past Tiananmen Square, each lugging two octagonal launch canis... more »
Trump's Big North Korea Mistake: Making Missile Tests Normal
*Troy Stangarone* *Security, Asia* Whether intentionally or not, by normalizing North Korea’s recent ballistic missile tests, Trump is making it more rather than less likely that any deal with North Korea will leave Pyongyang with increasingly advanced missiles capable of attacking Japan, South Korea, and US military installations in the Pacific. In a little less than a month, North Korea conducted seven sets of ballistic missile and rocket tests that advanced its capabilities. More recently, it coupled its announcement that it is prepared to resume talks with the United States ... more »
Kel-Tec PF9: The Best Ultra-Light 9mm? (Better Than a Glock 43?)
*Charlie Gao* *Technology, * You decide. The world of thin subcompact 9x19mms is one of the most rapidly expanding sections of the gun industry. Most major manufacturers have a thin subcompact 9mm in their inventory. But in the early 2000s, there was not nearly as much variety. Kel-tec released one of the first ultra-thin and ultra-light 9mms in 2006 in their PF9. But in 2019 how does one of the original subcompacts stack up? In short, not well at all. While Kel-tec’s PF9 is incredibly light and thin, it acquires those characteristics to the detriment of its reliability, “shoot... more »
B-2, 1940s Style: Northrop YB-49 "Flying Wing" Bomber Was Too Advanced
*Robert Farley* *Security, * But it led to something better. *Key point: *Technological innovations epitomize American military might. As the United States approached World War II, it enjoyed the luxury of many innovative aircraft companies, and a ton of money to spend. Part of this bounty went to pursuit aircraft, part to tactical attack planes, and part to long-range bombers. This last generated one of the most interesting failures ever to emerge from the U.S. aviation industry; the Northrop YB-49 “flying wing” bomber. *The Flying Wing* Early aviation engineers appreciated t... more »
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*Campus Hook-Up Culture and Title IX Sex Police Meet Due Process* The sexual misconduct case of John Doe v. Grinnell College just settled, joining over 200 other such cases vindicating male students falsely accused of nonconsensual sexual relations on campus. It appears the college hook-up culture is moving from Title IX sex police to courtroom due process. Title IX is the federal law which bans sex discrimination at schools receiving federal funds. Since 2011, when President Obama’s Education Department declared in a Dear Colleague Letter that sexual violence was a form of se... more »
Pompeo and Mitsotakis war monger against Turkey
*Globalist war mongerer Mike Pompeo and Kyriakos Mitsotakis are promoting the false narrative that Turkey is threatening Greece and Cyprus and Greece needs US military help.* *http://www.ekathimerini.com/245211/article/ekathimerini/news/greek-pm-asks-pompeo-for-us-help-to-calm-turkish-offshore-tensions* *The real threat to Greece comes, of course, from Globalists like Pompeo and Mitsotakis. Mitsotakis may well be seeking to incite a conflict with Turkey to deflect from his domestic problems, sluggish economy and his role in the Novartis show trials as well as in my show trial.* *A ... more »
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*EPA Lowers Boom on San Francisco for Violations of Clean Water Act* The Environmental Protection Agency issued a notice Wednesday accusing San Francisco of violating the Clean Water Act, a 1970s environmental regulation designed to protect the country’s waterways and tributaries. San Francisco is struggling to maintain its sprawling sewage system, allowing “substantial volumes of raw and partially-treated sewage to flow across beaches and into the San Francisco Bay,” EPA spokeswoman Molly Block told reporters ahead of the notice. California and the administration have traded barbs... more »
The Heat is On...... Top Ten Reasons Why the Greta Phenomena is Fraudulent
*..............In my house. On October 5/19* *My furnace is running right now.* *The overnight low was 4.6 C. About 40 F, for my American readers.* *All day yesterday was cold. Never hitting 10 C instead hovering just below at 9.8 C.* *So the house never warmed up at all. Therefore my furnace is on and running. Hoping this will be an anomalous day and will warm back up to seasonal temps. Hoping that is?* *Last year the first day the heat was used to warm my house was October 12/2018. Documented here **F-f-f-f-f Freezing! Yup, the heats on in the house!* *"And it has been since t... more »
Ebola scare in Hong Kong. Globalist plot?
*Globalist scaremongering about Ebola have hit Hong Kong after a woman returning from the DR Congo was put in isolation after presenting to doctors with symptoms.* https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/breaking-ebola-fears-hit-hong-20430706 *Failing Globalist propaganda outlet, Zerohedge, is pushing the discredited narrative about Ebola cases in Tanzania, prompting Tanzania to summon he local representative of WHO to explain their fake reports.* *https://www.zerohedge.com/health/ebola-crisis-worsens-threatening-tanzania-new-vaccine-appears-be-working* *By promoting risky Ebola... more »
The truth about Brexit medicine shortages
Last week, TruePublica published an article entitled – The list of Medicines affected by no-deal Brexit, which was read by over 40,000 readers in 24 hours. We decided not to make an issue of the story and simply published the most comprehensive list of medicines either in short supply, expected to be in short supply or where significant price rises were likely.
“Julian has reached a point where he may die”—Assange’s father John Shipton speaks with the WSWS
On Thursday the WSWS met John Shipton, Julian Assange’s father, in Berlin to talk about the condition of his son’s jailing in the maximum security Belmarsh Prison in London. The day before Shipton had given a press conference and addressed the weekly “Candles 4 Assange” rally in Berlin, to inform the public about his son’s illegal imprisonment and demand his freedom.
How Britain keeps people homeless
Almost all two-bedroom homes available for rent across England, Scotland and Wales are too expensive for families on housing benefit, extensive research by the Bureau has found. Our reporters collected the details of more than 62,000 rental listings and found that less than 6% were affordable when mapped against the local housing benefit rates, which have been frozen since 2016.
Sackler family earned 13 billion dollars from opioids, should face criminal charges for their role in killing tens of thousands through a drug epidemic
*The only solution to the ongoing scandal surrounding the Sackler family and the opioid crisis is for them to face criminal charges for their role in creating the epidemic, for profitting from it and trying to hide their money to avoid paying damages.* *Victims should launch criminal charges tacking onto these civil claims.* *Fom Zerohedge* *The Sacklers and Purdue have taken a public relations beating over the firm's aggressive marketing practices for its "revolutionary" pain drug, OxyContin, which is widely blamed for kick-starting the opioid crisis as Doctors over-prescribed it... more »
Western world enters inflationary depression similar to 1929
*The private banksters have engineered the same inflationary depression as happened in 1929 to 1932. They then switched to de facto state central banks under totalitarian regimes to fund WW2, specificially the Nazi and Soviet systems. * *In 2019, they don't have that option. The world has awoken to the NWO Globalists and their financial fraud and China with its state central bank has emerged as the world's new superpower has refused to be bullied and tricked by them.* *An inflationary depression occurs when an economy is so overwhelmed with debt and interest payments that it contr... more »
Iranian UQ student avoids extradition to United States, arrives in Tehran
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University of Queensland research student Reza Dehbashi Kivi arrives home in Iran after avoiding being extradited to the United States.
On the frontlines in Yorkshire
A short film about the role of 'RAF' Fylingdales in the US Missile Defence System and how it's contributing to a renewed nuclear arms race. Made for KEEP SPACE FOR PEACE WEEK 5th-12th October 2019 'RAF' Fylingdales is US Department of Defense installation on Snod Hill in the North York Moors, England. The base forms part of the US Ballistic Missile Defense Systems aimed at shielding the US mainland from ballistic missile attack. In this role it is one of the 5 high powered of radars that cover the entire coastline of the continental United States to detect and warn of a missile at... more »
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