By , March 11 2021
We note that a wide range of side effects is being reported following vaccination of previously healthy younger individuals with the gene-based COVID-19 vaccines. Moreover, there have been numerous media reports from around the world of care homes being struck by COVID-19 within days of vaccination of residents.
Digital Health Pass: IBM and Moderna Hook Up to Capitalize on COVID Reset
By , March 11 2021
Using what have already become clichéd industry buzzwords like “transparency,” “trust,” and even “privacy,” IBM’s Digital Health Pass marketing describes the mass tracking app as a “smart way to return to society” that allows people to “return to the activities and things they love.”
More Countries Adopt Vaccine Passports to ‘Boost Tourism’
By , March 11 2021
Airlines in the US are already in the process of leveraging apps and smartphones to allow travelers to offer proof that they have been vaccinated, or recently tested negative for COVID-19, and they’re not alone.
Denmark Suspends Use of AstraZeneca COVID Vaccine. “Serious Cases of Blood Clots”
By , March 11 2021
The Danish Health Authority on Thursday halted the use of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine for 14 days. It follows reports of “serious cases of blood clots among vaccinated people,” a statement read.
US Nuclear Testing and Its Devastating Impacts: After 75 Years, It’s Time to Clean Bikini
By , March 11 2021
The Marshall Islands–and Bikini specifically–ended up the site of most of the tests of US hydrogen bombs, weapons up to a thousand times more powerful than atomic bombs used in attacks on Japan in 1945.
Fukushima: Nuclear War without a War
By , March 10 2021
“The Real Nuclear Danger”: What Is Israel Building at Its Dimona Nuclear Site?
By , March 11 2021
An international NGO devoted to halting the proliferation of nuclear weapons recently released satellite imagery showing that Israel, for the first time in decades, was engaged in new construction at its Dimona nuclear site.
Iraq in the American Imagination Today
By , March 11 2021
If that ancient place produced the world’s earliest known written novel, the first inscribed legal code, those items don’t fit the allotted page entry. In the imagination of Americans, the name Iraq is not really a country or a desert, not a democracy or a multi-ethnic nation, not a theater-of-war or a cemetery of past patriots.
Garneau and Blinken Meet to Subvert Haitian Democracy
By , March 11 2021
Since Jovenel Moïse extended his mandate extra-constitutionally on February 7 there has been a wave of criticism against US and Canadian policy in Haiti. The country’s heterogenous opposition have vociferously condemned the foreign powers.
The Struggle For Civil Rights: Black Women and the Fight for Access to Public Transportation
By , March 11 2021
The antecedents for the Montgomery Bus Boycott can be traced back as far as July 1854, when African American teacher and musician, Elizabeth Jennings, attempted to board a horse-driven streetcar in New York City. Jennings, only 24 at the time, was told she could not ride on the car because she was Black.
