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The Slow-Motion Execution of Julian Assange Continues
The Slow-Motion Execution of Julian Assange Continues The ruling by the High Court in London permitting Julian Assange to appeal his extradition order leaves him languishing in precarious health in a high-security prison. That is the point. Dust to Dust – by Mr. Fish The decision by the High Court in London to grant Julian […]
The Rise of Pro-Palestine Encampments in Calgary, “The Police Went into Full War Mode in Riot Gear”. Robert Inlakesh
The Rise of Pro-Palestine Encampments in Calgary, “The Police Went into Full War Mode in Riot Gear”. Robert Inlakesh Transcript from recent show. This interview was recorded for the Global Research News Hour. Published May 18, 2024. Find a link here: University Encampments and the Freedom Flotilla: Fighting Back Against Historical Racist Genocide – Global ResearchGlobal […]
Happiness is Just Chemistry, and Its Absence
Happiness is Just Chemistry, and Its Absence (like everything on my blog, my graphics are covered by Creative Commons licence) What is it about us that we never seem to be happy, at least for long? What does it even mean to be happy? There have been endless studies suggesting that, a year after winning a major lottery, people […]
The surveillance state will be a power hog
The surveillance state will be a power hog The amount of power required for the data centers that underpin the control grid and AI is overwhelming. From ChatGPT to autonomous vehicles, the ever-expanding demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and data storage is sending power consumption in the US through the roof. Power consumption for data […]
Weekend reads: The American press gets its groove back
Weekend reads: The American press gets its groove back U.S. media is ‘dragging itself back from the brink.’ Will Canada follow? Bettmann/Getty Images A story broke last weekend that I’ve been waiting a long time to see. In an interview with Ben Smith at Semafor, Joe Kahn, the executive editor of The New York Times, effectively […]
I’ve Got A Bad Feeling About This
I’ve Got A Bad Feeling About This Ideally, I would have written this on May 4th not 14th, but I am going to talk Star Wars. I was a fan in 1977, kept the flame alive when only battered VHS cassettes of the original trilogy existed, and was delighted to get prequels. Until the opening […]
Watch: Pelosi Dismantled In Real Time In Masterclass On Populism
Watch: Pelosi Dismantled In Real Time In Masterclass On Populism Two weeks ago, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was thoroughly savaged during a debate at Oxford University over the question of whether populism is a “threat to democracy.” In case you missed it, read on as it’s making the rounds. If you have 14 minutes to spare, […]
The Jig Is Up: It’s Time for Accountability for the Origin of COVID-19
The Jig Is Up: It’s Time for Accountability for the Origin of COVID-19 Responsibility starts with EcoHealth Alliance’s Peter Daszak and ends with agency officials who funded and defended his reckless virus research. Today’s guest essay comes from David Robertson who looks at science officials’ pattern of misleading the public and passing the buck, including […]
Weekend reads: Slowing down the news
Weekend reads: Slowing down the news A Q&A with Jeremy Klaszus, founder of the Calgary outlet The Sprawl Photo credit: Gavin John At Lean Out, we often write about what’s not working in Canadian media — but we also want to highlight what is working, particularly when it comes to local news. As such, we have an […]
Medical Elites’ Disgrace Over Ivermectin
Medical Elites’ Disgrace Over Ivermectin “We know there is an important (but untransparent) list of who is responsible for misrepresenting published data, but will anyone be held accountable?” In the wake of the FDA settling a lawsuit brought against it for wantonly and aggressively smearing ivermectin, the agency has deleted its postings. That’s good, but […]
Belgium and Hungary Launch Controversial Digital IDs, Vaccine Passport, Ahead of EU Regulations
Belgium and Hungary Launch Controversial Digital IDs, Vaccine Passport, Ahead of EU Regulations If you’re tired of censorship and surveillance, join Reclaim The Net. Belgium and Hungary are leading the way in launching digital ID wallets ahead of EU’s eIDAS (“electronic identification and trust services”) 2.0 regulation and EUDI Wallet coming into force later this month. In Belgium, […]
Doug Casey on the Relentless Rise of Taxes, Regulations, and Inflation
Doug Casey on the Relentless Rise of Taxes, Regulations, and Inflation International Man: Almost every government worldwide is moving to increase taxes and regulations on its citizens while at the same time engaging in ever-increasing currency debasement. What do you think of this trend, and where is it going? Doug Casey: Higher taxes, more money printing, and […]
Birth Dearth or Baby Boom?
Birth Dearth or Baby Boom? A new debate on where global population may be headed Lots and lots of babies! Upgrade to paid Writing in the Wall Street Journal earlier this week Greg Ip and Janet Adamy explored the possibility that the world’s population may peak and begin to fall far sooner than demographers have previously projected: […]
Germany’s Dark Future
Germany’s Dark Future The Pot is calling the kettle black. Many in Germany are now afraid to fly the German flag, for fear they will be labelled a “nationalist”. By weaponizing the fear of being labeled a Nazi, the currently governing German government is going further down the dark path of censorship and, even worse, […]
