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In our society, we don't push psychopaths off the ice. We let them rule the world. If 1,000 people lived on an island and one of them started making life difficult for everyone else, soon only 999 people would be living together, and that one would be completely isolated from the group. How strange, then, that a few satanic…
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From Washington's perspective, the alliance between Tehran and Beijing is a strategic nightmare. The strategic landscape of the conflict The ongoing US war against Iran goes far beyond a mere regional crisis; it is a stark example of the persistent instability inherent in American global hegemony. By disregarding international law,…
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Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed the importance of strategic cooperation between Russia and China during a visit by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to Beijing. The Chinese leader said that a global transformation “like that occurs once in a century” and is currently underway. Xi Jinping stated that the two countries…
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Fascinating YouTube interview on The Chris Heasley Show features Joseph A. Olson PE, a Texas-registered civil engineer since 1983 and co-founder of Principia Scientific International. Joe Olson is a self-described “truther” and in this new video interview he discusses suppressed or alternative medical ideas, government overreach…
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Virtual communication platforms Instagram and YouTube have a design defect, which means they are addictive, a jury in the U.S. has ruled The Los Angeles jury took nearly nine days to reach its verdict in the landmark case brought by a woman known as K.G.M. against virtual communication platforms. It awarded $3 million in damages, with…
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The war against Iran may be temporarily suspended (perhaps only while ammunition stockpiles are renewed) but it is about more than stealing land and oil and destroying an entire civilisation – it’s also about killing hundreds of millions, particularly in Asia and Africa, and destroying the global economy. This is a half-hearted…
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Thousands of ostraca found at Atreps A joint Egyptian-German archaeological mission between the Supreme Council of Antiquities and the University of Tübengen has uncovered an astonishing 13,000 new ostraca at Atreps (ancient Athribis) in Sohag, Egypt. This brings the total recovered since 2005 to around 43,000, making Atreps the site…
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Scientists at Australian National University (ANU) have reported the first confirmed observation of atoms engaged in one of the most perplexing behaviours known to modern physics: the apparent ability to exist in two entirely separate places at once. The phenomenon, known as entanglement, could be more accurately described as the…
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A powerful dust storm from Sahara and a tornado caused transport chaos on the Greek island of Crete, the country's largest and one of Greece's top tourist destinations. Visibility dropped to 1,000 meters, forcing planes to change their routes, the Daily Mail reports. Pollution levels were extremely high, with people advised to take…
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“Wars are fought over shipping routes and resources, not to liberate any oppressed population group.” Just a few weeks ago, Catherine Austin Fitts gave a monumental interview to journalist Michael Yon, explaining what the Iran war is really about. Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of State for Housing and Urban Development…
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