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  The U.S. has been attempting to enter Syria for almost five years now, and the chemical weapons pretext has been in play since the invasion of Iraq.We seem to be in a repeat cycle. Some kind of macabre Groundhog Day where no matter how many times we manage to survive the day, we keep waking up to the same twisted…
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  In 2014, Facebook bought WhatsApp for an astonishing $16 billion. This of course made the founders of this hugely popular app, very wealthy men. While one, Jan Koum, continues to lead the company, the other, Brian Acton, quit in the beginning of 2018 to start his own foundation. However, he hasn’t just simply left…
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  The suspected nerve agent attack upon former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal, which also affected his daughter in the English city of Salisbury, has given rise to too much speculation, too much hysteria, and too little analysis or insight. It has provided ammunition for the Russophobic Western media to…
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  By Paul Craig RobertsInstitute for Political Economy I wonder how many people, not just Americans but those in other countries, have come to the conclusion that the United States today is a less free and less aware society than the societies in the dystopian novels of the 20th century or in movies such as The…
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  The occult influence on today’s society is pretty much mainstream now. Even the most obvious of symbols, such as the one-eyed celebrity, permeate pop culture. It’s a meme that has gone from fringe to full-on famous, and it’s either real, or it’s one of the most persistent and coincidental…
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  This incisive list of countries by William Blum was first published in 2013, posted on Global Research in 2014. In relation to recent developments in Latin America and the Middle East, it is worth recalling the history of US sponsored military coups and “soft coups” aka regime changes. In a bitter…
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  The insane religious-fanatic Zionists who have been trying for years to start Armageddon have failed yet again in their latest attempt, this time in Syria. They now face serious repercussions, possibly starting with a revolution in France. Before we get into the details, let’s remember what it is we’re…
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  By Paul Craig Roberts Institute for Political Economy Many, including Russia’s President Putin, have asked why the US launched an illegal attack on Syria prior to the chemical weapons inspectors examining the site of the alleged chemical attack. This popular question completely misses the point. The US…
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  The husband of British prime minister Theresa May just happens to work for a company that is the largest shareholder in arms manufacturer, BAE Systems, whose share price just happened to soar since the recent airstrikes in Syria. Philip May works as an investment relationship…
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Many things contribute to addiction, including genetics and demographics. Nonetheless, society may be playing a larger role than we think. As the years press on, pop culture references drugs more than ever before. As well, virtual social identity becomes more prevalent, and more of us become…
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