Pakistan Floods – A Warning or Pre-Emptive Geoengineering?
By , September 09, 2022
If anybody thinks that the recent extreme Pakistani monsoon floods (see Red Cross photo below) and the US-instigated ousting of Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, are sheer coincidence, might be dead-wrong.
The Bin Ladens and the Bushes: On 9/11 George Herbert W. Bush Meets Osama’s Brother Shafiq bin Laden
By , September 12, 2022
Lest we forget, one day before the 9/11 attacks [as well as on the morning of 9/11, the dad of the sitting President of the United States of America, George Herbert Walker Bush was meeting none other than Shafiq bin Laden, the brother of the alleged terror mastermind Osama bin Laden.
Queen Elizabeth II: The Middle East She Knew in 1952
By , September 11, 2022
Much of the traditional control the UK exerted over the Middle East was grounded in a range of monarchies that had been imposed or backed by the empire and maintained close links to Britain’s royal family.
Question Marks Raised Over Events on “Bloody Friday”. Belfast, July 1972
By , September 11, 2022
Damning words from Dunja Mijatovic, human rights commissioner for the Council of Europe on the controversial Legacy Bill, which is currently going through Parliament. The sense of panic to get this legislation into law has been hastened by the brilliant work of organisations like Relatives for Justice and the Pat Finucane Centre, which have been a tremendous help and support to victims and families of the Troubles.
By , September 11, 2022
When Stephanie de Garay allowed her three children to sign up for Pfizer’s COVID-19 shot trial, she assumed the worst that could happen was anaphylactic shock — and in that case, they’d be treated with an EpiPen and be fine. From her daughter’s perspective, the trial was a way to keep up with a close friend who had already signed up for the trial.
“Money is no Mystery”; Charles E. Coughlin
By , September 11, 2022
I have taken the risky step of referring to the speech of Charles Coughlin in my recent writings. Coughlin was the most trenchant critic of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, after he had come out as an early supporter. Although Coughlin’s later writings are problematic, and at some points disturbing, it is not accurate to say he was simply an American fascist.
COVID-19 Vaccines Lead to New Infections and Mortality: The Evidence Is Overwhelming
By , September 11, 2022
This article demonstrates unequivocally that mortality and morbidity has increased dramatically as a result of the vaccine. The incidence of Covid positive cases has also increased.
“Peace or Nuclear War”. Albert Schweitzer’s “Appeal to Humanity” Then and Today
By , September 11, 2022
The German-French Nobel Peace Prize winner, pacifist and “jungle doctor” Albert Schweitzer was one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century. His philosophical thinking was based on the assumption that when people reflect on themselves and their limits, they mutually recognise each other as brothers who reflect on themselves and their limits.
Joe Biden Refuses to Brand Russia as a “State Sponsor of Terrorism”
By , September 10, 2022
In a rare gesture of political realism, the US government refused to consider Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. President Joe Bidenstressed that the measure would bring many problems and damages, being firm in his negative response.
Poland Destroys Economy to Strengthen NATO’s Eastern Border with Russia
By , September 10, 2022
The statement by Poland that it needs to rearm its troops in preparation for a “war with Russia” in the next few years is intended to attract additional aid and weapons from NATO to strengthen its eastern borders and to modernise its arsenal after it supplied obsolete weapons to Ukraine. However, this comes at the price of destroying the economy and the quality of life of the average citizen.
