New in blogger-following
Chris Evans is a real life superhero in lending his support to bullied kid
By now you might've heard of middle schooler Keaton Jones , whose teary
video details what bullies at school do to him. Well, it's been a wild
and heartwarming 24 hours. The video has racked up more than 20 million
views and support from thousands of people, proving that maybe all of
humanity isn't terrible. SEE ALSO: A kid questioned his bullies and got
support from the entire internet Here's th
'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' premiere left the first audience to ever see the movie visibly stunned
Cheers, chills, and Chewbacca, too. Star Wars: The Last Jedi is a movie
of massive moments, jaw-dropping decisions, and megatons of involuntary
audience participation. There is no fighting it: Every crowd — not just
the first to see it — is going to devolve. Loudly. SEE ALSO: 'The Last
Jedi' first premiere reactions are here and - you guessed it - the Force
is strong "You guys are the first audie
Mummy discovered in unexplored Luxor tomb
Archaeologists
have uncovered an unidentified mummy within a previously unexplored
tomb near Luxor, Egypt. The tomb, which was one of two discovered b...
Shoes were hidden in walls to ward off witches
A
growing number of old shoes have been discovered concealed inside the
walls of British homes. The peculiar practice, which was thought to have
been ...
Transformation glitch? Biggest issue facing South Australia is electricity say 70%
A Sunday Mail survey (paywalled) shows that despite SA having more
“free, cheap and clean” renewable electricity than just about anywhere
in the world, the number one biggest issue for most South Australians is
… “electricity”. And despite all the renewable jobs created, the second
most common concern is “jobs”. Going for the Paradox-Trifecta: most
strangely of all, with elected leaders who are l
Sunday Toons of the Soulless Moment
* * * Perry Dorrell blogs as PDiddie at Brains and Eggs , usually on
topics concerning the strange brew of Texas politics. He's also on
Twitter @PDiddie .
New in news
“It’s time to take them out in cuffs”: Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro calls for a purge of the FBI
Jeanine Pirro (Credit: Fox News) 2017 has certainly felt like the
upside-down of 2016; a somehow more confusing and disconcerting reality
that feels all too surreal. Remember back in 2016 when Fox News hosts
would constantly accuse President Barack Obama and the Black Lives
Matter movement of endangering lives by criticizing police brutality?
Somehow, criticizing law enforcement is all the rage f
The Nazi Anatomists
This piece from 2013 is heartbreaking, sensitive, and beautiful, full
of deep research that animates its strong moral argument. It’s a work
that identifies the historical roots of a very live controversy, and
clearly shows the relationship between the two, without sensationalizing
some extremely upsetting material. —Rebecca Onion
Cryptocurrency explained: Everything you wanted to know about BitCoin but were afraid to ask
Yes,
the blockchain is truly revolutionary.Yes, bitcoin is Tulipmania 2.0.
Yes, cryptocurrency is a nail in the coffin of the bankster parasites.
Yes, digital currency is a tool of the totalitarian tyrants. No, these
statements are not contradictory. But don't worry if you think they are.
You're just a victim of the bitcoin psyop. What's the bitcoin psyop?
Well, look at a headline like this: "Form
Kansas's ravaged economy a cautionary tale as Trump plans huge tax cuts for rich
Kansas slashed taxes at the top to try to spur growth – but the plan
crippled the state’s finances and proved disastrous for its Republican
governor Is Donald Trump about to turn America into Kansas? It’s a
question some worried people who live in the state are asking as the
Republican party pushes through the biggest tax overhaul in a generation
– an overhaul that, they claim, bears an uncanny r
Nikki Haley breaks with White House: Trump accusers “should be heard”
FILE - In a Monday, March 27, 2017 file photo, United States Ambassador
to the United Nations Nikki Haley speaks to reporters outside the
General Assembly at U.N. headquarters. Haley said Sunday, April 2, 2017,
in an interview aired Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” there’s no question
Russia was involved in the U.S. presidential election and that the
actions of the Kremlin will be addressed after the
SOTT FOCUS: Presiding over a heart disease catastrophe, the American Heart Association advocates vegetarian diet
Vegetarians
were celebrating last month because a study published by the American
Heart Association (AHA) found that a plant-based diet was associated
with reduced risk - by 42%, allegedly - of heart failure. Vegan and
freelance writer Susan Bird, in her article on this study, accidentally
cited a different study (published on the same day by the AHA) about
coffee, strokes, and heart failure, wher
New in science
Officials: Whales, after deadly year, could become extinct
Officials
with the federal government say it's time to consider the possibility
that endangered right whales could become extinct unless new steps are
taken to protect them.
Industrial Revolution left a damaging psychological 'imprint' on today's populations
People
living in the former industrial heartlands of England and Wales are
more disposed to negative emotions such as anxiety and depressive moods,
more impulsive and more likely to struggle with planning and
self-motivation, according to a new study of almost 400,000 personality
tests.
The First Impressions for Star Wars: The Last Jedi Are Overwhelmingly Good
Image: Disney/Lucasfilm Last night, the Hollywood premiere of Star
Wars: The Last Jedi marked the first time anyone outside of Disney and
Lucasfilm got a chance to see Rian Johnson’s long-awaited eighth
mainline Star Wars film. (And John Boyega made it after all! ) Now,
responses have flooded in on social media from attendees, and they’re
good, y’all. They’re really good. Our own Germain Lussier
I Can't Stop Drinking Coffee Out of This Temperature-Regulating Mug
The $80 Ember Ceramic Mug keeps 10 ounces of coffee at whatever temperature you want, for as long as you want.
Biologists With Drones And Peanut Butter Pellets Are On A Mission To Help Ferrets
To increase populations of the endangered black-footed ferret,
scientists aim to save prairie dogs, a main food source. The biologists
use drones and medicated peanut butter-flavored pellets to do it. (Image
credit: Kathryn Scott Osler/Denver Post via Getty Images)
The Internet's Having Some Fun With Ready Player One's New Poster
Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One adaptation got its first poster
this weekend and there’s something a little off about it. Namely actor
Tye Sheridan’s left right leg which seems to stretch on into infinity.
The book, and the movie recreating it, are about a virtual reality
called the OASIS and one teenager’s journey (Sheridan) to discover and
Easter Egg there whose discovery will grant him a s
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When Was the Tomb of Christ Discovered? | National Geographic
Where is the tomb of Jesus Christ? Is the site worshipped today the
same one that was discovered during the time of Constantine? Find out
how scientists used archaeology and other dating methods to solve one of
history's greatest mysteries. ➡ Subscribe:
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Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration,
and adv
Reuben’s Holiday Glam Eyes Makeup Tutorial
Ellen’s favorite kid makeup artist gives you the ultimate holiday glam
eye that is sure to turn heads at a party or even the grocery store.
From: TheEllenShow
360° Battle of Waterloo | National Geographic
March into the legendary Battle of Waterloo and experience the largest
reenacted battle of its kind. On the 200th anniversary of Napoleon
Bonaparte’s defeat – you will find yourself caught in the crossfire with
6200 reenactors, 120 canons, and 5500 pounds of gunfire. ➡ Subscribe:
http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About National Geographic: National
Geographic is the world's premium destination for sc
WILDERNESS
mayapictures.com ; instagram.com/maya_pictures/ Shot on RED Dragon 6k
on the highlands above Rome, Italy. Cinematography, Edit, and Grading by
Ivan Maria Friedman. Music: Ligeti Requiem, Introitus. Parco Regionale
Monti Simbruini, Italy. Cast: Ivan Friedman - MAYA PICTURES Tags:
infrared , ir , landscape , monochrome , wild , wilderness , nature ,
mountain , trees , forest , horses , wildlife and
Gwen Stefani Talks Moving in with Blake Shelton
Pop star Gwen Stefani explained to Ellen why she thinks her boyfriend Blake is "The Sexiest Man Alive." From: TheEllenShow
The Bail Project
The Bronx Freedom Fund pays the bail for people accused of misdemeanors
who cannot afford their freedom. Who are these people? They are often
the most vulnerable in our community and those with the least public
voice. They are people like Ramel. Having Ramel share his story with us
was transformative – to be innocent and have your liberty denied is a
national shame. His story galvanized us to mak
New in The Corbett Report
World War III Is Over (If You Want It)
We
may be looking at the echoes of WWI, but we are no mere shadows
consigned to observe the events taking place around us. We are conscious
actors with the ability to give our identities over to the next "great"
war cause, or to retain our humanity and refuse to give in. And make no
mistake: your choice does make a difference.
Interview 1329 – Vin Armani on Self Ownership, Property and Morality
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mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-12-04%20Vin%20Armani.mp3"][/audio]
Vin Armani, host of The Vin Armani Show, joins us to discuss his new
book, Self Ownership: The Foundation of Property and Morality. In this
wide-ranging, in-depth discussion we explore the philosophical basis and
the political ramifications of self ownership, the nature and limits of
property, the moral system th
Interview 1332 – Financial Survival in the Civilization Clash
[audio
mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-12-07%20Financial%20Survival.mp3"][/audio]
James Corbett joins Alfred Adask on the Financial Survival program
every other week to discuss politics, finance, economics and society.
This time they talk about Trump's plan to move the American embassy in
Israel to Jerusalem and the next stage of the Clash of Civilizations;
the move to the exit of the
Interview 1330 – The Ochelli Effect on Big Oil Technocracy
[audio
mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-12-05%20Ochelli%20Effect.mp3"][/audio]
James joins Chuck Ochelli of The Ochelli Effect to discuss soft
censorship, big oil and technocracy. As we move into the technocratic
future, how do we make sense of the past that brought us to this point,
and how do we counteract the agenda?
Interview 1331 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-12-07%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]
This week on the New World Next Week: Trump administration fulfills
campaign promise to make Zionism great again; GooTube hires censorship
police force to solve engineered problem; and courts start putting
brains on trial.
New in The EnvironmentaList
Climate Change Is the Story You Missed in 2017, and the Media Is to Blame
Some of Trump’s tweets have generated more national coverage than devastating disasters
The Attack on Bears Ears National Monument
In the face of Trump's gleeful dismantling of our public lands, let the resistance continue to build
In Photos: Clean Water Initiative Makes Strides in Uganda
Water filter project improving health, supporting women’s leadership, and safeguarding environment
Majority of US Public Against Drilling in ANWR
Oil experts think economics are “suspect”
European Parliament Takes a Stand on Indigenous Rights in Latin America
New group could help put pressure on Brazilian government to protect rights of Indigenous Peoples
Transforming Trash into Treasure
Brazilian institute helps chefs fuel their kitchens with their own trash
New in The Rules of Exposition
"So" is a complication
I'm
writing for my econ blog: I didn't capture the graph as an image, and
the data has since changed, so the old link doesn't show what I saw last
year. Two commas, and three pieces of a sentence. Three is a lot to
handle. Two is easier to see. On top of that, there is a "so" in there.
The data has changed, so the old link doesn't show the old data. I don't
like "so". Using "so" is like using "the
New in A Closer Look: Jody Paterson
On joy: Reflections on finding happiness even when life does its best to get in your way
I
had the opportunity to write this reflection on joy for Victoria's YAM
Magazine's November-December issue. It was one of the most moving
stories I've worked on, taking in people's stories of strength in the
face of significant adversity. My only regret is that I
over-interviewed, ending up with so many stories that everyone here
literally gets a few paragraphs and no more. You'll just have to ta
New in Activist Teacher
What makes us stupid?
At
talk I gave at the University of Ottawa last week, one audience member
vigorously asked the very serious question: "What makes us stupid?" It
was a talk about freedom of speech. The presumption is that we (middle
and professional-class Canadians and Americans) are far more stupid than
we should be. I accept the presumption. My answer was: "Well... I don't
think it's the fluorine in the
New in Amused Cynicism
Dan Hannon’s Delusional 2016 Article on Brexit
In 2016 Tory Brexiteer MEP Dan Hannan wrote an article about what
Britain would be like in 2025 after Brexit. It’s seriously delusional,
as Hannan must realise, as he has since deleted it. It was at the URL
http://reaction.life/britain-looks-like-brexit and archived at
https://archive.fo/CDBFf . Here it is preserved for posterity: It’s 24
June, 2025, and Britain is marking its annual Independence
New in Angola 3 News
A3 Newsletter: The March of Freedom Continues
( PHOTO: Albert Woodfox at a meeting of VOTE-Shreveport on October 21.
Albert is standing in the back row, sixth person from the right. Click
on the photo for a larger image). A3 Newsletter, Nov. 18, 2017: On The
Road Again As another year draws to a close, Albert and King are busier
than ever traveling the country and the world, sharing their stories and
providing inspiration and hope that good
New in Cherchez la Verite
"Mark
[his] words. If passed, the Republicans will then rediscover the
"deficit crisis," and push aggressively for massive cuts in Social
Security, Medicare, Medicaid, education – higher education in particular
– nutrition, affordable housing and more. They will seek to undo every
major piece of legislation passed in the last 80 years designed to help
working families, the elderly, the children, the sick and the poor." I'm
wondering if any of you have learned these facts from the despicable
mainstream meda? I doubt it. Trust Bernie and spread his message!
For the past 40 years, the financial and political elite of this
country have rigged the tax code to redistribute wealth and income to
some of the richest and most powerful people in this country. The
result: we are moving rapidly toward an oligarchic form of society in
which the top 1 percent is doing phenomenally well, the middle class
continues to decline and 40 million Americans are living in
When
I was 10 years old in grade school, my teacher would tell us to hide
below our desks to practice being safe from a Russian attack. Of course,
nothing like that every happened. However, in 1962 things became much
more dangerous when Cuba installed a Russian ballistic nuclear missile
to offset American missiles in Italy and Turkey. This was a very scary
moment, but it was finally solved peacefully when Khrushchev and John
Kennedy worked out a way to remove both the Russian missile in Cuba and
the U.S. missiles surrounding Russia. Flash forward to the present: Most
of the members of the American Congress are now pushing to destroy
Russia with a sneak attack with hundreds of U.S. nuclear missiles. But
by now Putin is on to that and is preparing a superior counter attack.
Surely that should scare all Americans …yet unlike my grade school
teacher, most Americans seem to be unconcerned. They don’t care if they
and their children and grand-children all die suddenly?
Will America Survive Washington? — Paul Craig Roberts November 13, 2017
| Categories: Articles & Columns | Will America Survive Washington?
Paul Craig Roberts In recent columns posted on my website, I brought
attention to two dramatic and dangerous developments between the two
major nuclear powers. One was the public statement of the deputy
commander of the Russian military’s Operation Command at
New in Craig Murray
Russophobia Goes Comic
I am feeling particularly hostile to Donald Trump after his incendiary
move on Jerusalem. But it remains the case that I have enough direct
knowledge of events to be aware that the entire premise of the
Russophobic “election-hacking” conspiracy theory is simple nonsense. I
am therefore most amused that my friend Randy Credico, who stayed with
Nadira and I in Edinburgh a few months ago, has now be
One of the Following is True
a) No blogging recently because after the court case I had to dash back
to work in Ghana and promptly went down with food poisoning b) No
blogging recently because I am awaiting my next pay cheque from the
Kremlin. Either way, I hope to be back online shortly. The post One of
the Following is True appeared first on Craig Murray .
New in Dr Cintli
How the U.S Census Historically Whitewashes Non-White Populations
My earlier column for Truthout posed the question: "Are Mexicans
Indigenous?" The context of this question complicates the answer(s).
De-indigenized Mexicans and Central Americans in the United States
generally share a maiz culture, as do most Amer-Indigenous peoples of
the continent who also share in those 7,000-year-old roots. Yet, how are
these peoples, which include Mexican Americans or Chica
Ixiim: A Maiz-based philosophy
Journal of Latinos and Education Latest Articles Ixiim: A Maiz-based
philosophy Roberto Rodríguez Pages 1-8 | Published online: 15 Nov 2017
Download citation https://doi.org/10.1080/15348431.2017.1373649 ABSTRACT
This work examines the philosophical foundation of Tucson’s highly
successful Mexican American studies program. The foundation included two
Maya or maiz-based concepts: In Lak’Ech and Pa
New in Greg Mankiw's Blog
Paul Krugman...Sigh
I
usually refrain from commenting on all the silliness found over at Paul
Krugman's blog. But in a post a couple days ago, Paul is especially
dyspeptic and calls me out by name. Let me offer a few comments. 1. Paul
says I have never admitted to making a math error. Well, I would if I
thought I made such an error. I make them all the time. But in this case
I am not convinced. Neither is University
What I've Been Watching
This
came out last year, but I only heard about it recently: The Night
Manager , a six-part miniseries based on the John le Carre novel.
Compelling story and great acting. Available now via Amazon.
The Case Against the Harvard-Yale Game
I am sad to say that I find this persuasive .
New in Middle East Today
The US Corrupt Political System
On December 6, 2017 President trump declared Jerusalem as the capital
of Israel. Such a political policy is in violation of all United Nations
Resolutions and International Law. Prior to Trump declaration many
world political leaders from Britain, Germany, France, Russia and China
and Pope Francis as well opposed such a policy. They maintained that
such policy should be part of an Israeli-Palesti
Al Nahda Dam and Its Impact on Egypt
There is a saying by Herodotus known to Egyptians that the Nile is the
gift to Egypt. Without the Nile, Egypt cannot survive. Dr. Noor el Din,
an Egyptian water expert pointed out that Egypt need at least 93,000
cu.m of water per year. The water available to Egypt presently is 62,000
cu.m. to use per year ( Sada el Watan, 11/14/2017). During the past
three years, the water ministers of Ethiopia,
New in NolanChart.com
Clear and present danger rising in North Korea – China
On
November 27th, the North Koreans launched yet another suspected
intercontinental missile. This continuous demonstration by North Korea,
of work to develop offensive nuclear weapons, […]
You cannot trust pedigreed historians with American history …
In
the beginning of the 21st Century someone, or some group decided that
American history was too American. I say someone or some group, because
[…]
What would General Lee do?
When
you consider the Culture War, if you are Southern, think like the
premier Southern strategist and commander in the field during the War
for […]
Do the current rash of sex scandels serve a purpose? Let’s look?
I
would suggest there could be several very important purposes-objectives
behind the avalanche of sex scandals which have befallen America! While
the election in Alabama […]
Anti Moore media strategy … requires bi-partisan ruling elite…
Clearly,
Judge Roy Moore, a Judge who had the Ten Commandments in his Courtroom
and fought the Supreme Court, when they ordered it removed has […]
Republicans proving they have zero principles to add to zero policies to Make America Great Again
What
will it take for America’s grass roots to abandon the Republican Party?
They have not only not repealed Obama Care, and look like they […]
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Why I'd kill Site C
I have no idea what the government will do about Site C. (I do know
that anyone who claims it’s an easy choice to kill the project or go
ahead is not to be taken seriously.) But if it was up to me, I’d opt for
cancellation. The people pushing for completion rely heavily on three
flawed arguments. First, that BC Hydro has already spent $2 billion, so
despite the certainty of delays and cost overru
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Yup, chlorpyrifos is bad for brains
Following a clear body of science, California just listed chlorpyrifos
as a "developmental toxicant." The insecticide is still widely used in
agriculture across the state (and country), but now it will be
officially listed with other health-harming chemicals under Proposition
65 , the "Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986."
Acknowledging the harmful properties of this pesticide i
A win! Buffer zones around CA schools
After years of pressure from communities across California, the state's
Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) finally took action last week
to protect schoolchildren from agricultural pesticide exposure. While
not all that we'd hoped for, state officials announced new rules that
establish a buffer zone for agricultural pesticides around public
schools and daycare centers. Among other safeguard
Pruitt's (polluter) priorities
We saw this coming with Scott Pruitt. Long before he became
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), his
allegiances to industry were clear. And with new policies at the agency,
he's paving the way for even more corporate sway over how our air,
soil, water and communities are protected (or not). In his latest move,
Pruitt recently announced that scientists receiving EPA funding
Powerful networks, powerful change
Along with PAN International colleagues, we'll be honoring
International Day of No Pesticide Use on December 3. This anniversary —
which marks the tragic disaster in Bhopal, India 33 years ago — serves
as an annual reminder of how pesticides are harming communities around
the world, every day. That harm is what motivated the founding of PAN
International 35 years ago. In 1982, activists gathered
The silver lining of EU's glyphosate decision
After much public debate, the European Union (EU) recently determined
that it will renew glyphosate for another five years — a shorter renewal
than it could have been, but not ideal when what we really wanted was a
rejection of the license renewal altogether. For over two years , this
vote was delayed as member states debated whether or not glyphosate is a
carcinogen. The World Health Organizatio
Food for thought
With the holiday season upon us, food is top of mind for many. In
addition to an opportunity to celebrate with our nearest and dearest,
this is also a perfect time to reflect on how our food is grown — and
how we support the people doing that work. Got food? Thank workers. This
year, as Thanksgiving coincides with International Food Workers’ Week ,
it’s also a good time to explore how those who a
New in Sandra Guzman
Three Ways To Know If You Are Addicted To Struggling
There are many forms of addiction: drugs, shopping, food, and sex are
among the most common. But there is one addiction that we hardly ever
talk about: the addiction to struggle. In her beautiful tiny book on
daily meditations for people of color, "Acts of Faith," Iyanla Van Zant
reminds us that for some reason, we believe that struggle is noble that
somehow it brings special rewards. And that Go
New in Screw You Guys, I'm Going Home
Aftermath of #MeToo? I Predict Ugly Backlash
In
the wake of Al Franken's resignation over eight women's allegations of
forced open-mouthed kissing, butt grabbing and boob groping, there has
been much angst. Many of my fellow liberal Democrats are beginning to
understand what many HR folks have had to go through when the top
salesperson, popular CEO or much-loved manager is accused of sexual
harassment. The overwhelming temptation is to deny,
HR And Management-Side Lawyers Need To Change If We Are To End Sexual Harassment Culture
Someone
recently asked me what could be done to change what is clearly a
culture of sexual harassment in this country. Not just how do we enforce
the law, but what do we have to do above and beyond the law to end the
harassment epidemic. It's a tough question, but I do have some thoughts.
The first and largest problem is that the victims are afraid to come
forward. And there's good reason for that
New in Syria Comment
Syria: Who will win the future? – By Nikolaos van Dam
Syria: Who will win the future? BY Nikolaos van Dam – @ nikolaosvandam
Henriëtte van Lynden Lecture, Amsterdam, 9 November 2017 [1] We all know
that the situation in Syria has become a disaster. And one can ask
oneself whether this disaster could have been foreseen and prevented. I
personally am convinced that the main developments in Syria could have
been foreseen , certainly as far as the behav
Assessing Nikaolas Van Dam on Syria’s Fate – by Steven Heydemann
Assessing Nikaolas Van Dam on Syria’s Fate By Steven Heydemann – @
SHeydemann Smith College for Syria Comment , November 17, 2017 Over the
course of his long and distinguished career as scholar and diplomat,
Ambassador Nikaolas Van Dam, who most recently served as the
Netherlands’ Special Envoy for Syria, earned a well-deserved reputation
as a deeply knowledgeable specialist on Syrian politics an
Reply to Steven Heydemann’s “Assessing Nikolas Van Dam on Syria’s Fate” – By Nikolaos Van Dam
Reply to Steven Heydemann’s “ Assessing Nikolas Van Dam on Syria’s
Fate” By Nikolaos van Dam – @ nikolaosvandam for Syria Comment –
November 20, 2017 The assessment of Professor Steven Heydemann of my
lecture of 9 November 2017, published in Syrian Comment obliges me to
react. Next to concluding that my new Syria book is “ an informed and
often insightful diagnosis of the violent conflict that ha
New in The Earth and Man: Setting the Stage
The Dark Side of Science And Religion
I have posted the following comment to an American Thinker article on
"The Dark Side of Science": Both science and religion -- as practiced by
human beings, who are ignorant of far more than they are knowing -- may
be classified as "fake news" (to take advantage of a current idea):
Science as practiced is not necessarily good reasoning, and religion as
practiced is not necessarily good in spirit
New in The High-fat Hep C Diet
Fibre and the risk of Type 2 Diabetes - the InterAct meta-analysis
Recently the Australian government publicised claims generated by
Nutrition Australia, in an opinion paper funded by Kellogg's, that
Australians increasing their cereal fibre intake could reduce the cost
of CVD and diabetes to the Australian economy: “ This research
demonstrates that if Australian adults use grain fibre to increase their
intake of dietary fibre to target intake levels for chronic
New in The Intercept
Note: This is not associated with First Look's site Entitled "The Intercept"
First
Look purchased the url, "The Intercept" in January, 2014. "The
Intercept", aptly named, originally consisted of the posts below with
many reposts of articles and blogposts collected to share. They consists
of stories that we thought were the most important and verifiable
news/opinions at the time. There are some originally written posts
covering various topics we happened to be knee-deep in
New in The Straight Goods
Straight Goods is taking a hiatus until the new year....or so
Talk to you later on.... Cheers Eyes Need Resting The Straight Goods
y Open Letter to John Horgan,,,CCd to Carole James
To premier premier@gov.bc.ca Cc john.horgan.mla
john.horgan.mla@leg.bc.ca, Carole.James.mla Carole.James.mla@leg.bc.ca
Hello John Horgan....hello to you too Carole James.....If I can sum up
here... Site C.....The chances of you stopping Kinder Morgan are slim to
none...the people of Burnaby themselves may stop it, but the odds are, a
federal project, federal jurisdiction, ....not likely you can s
Site C...Two hours with Norm Farrell and Canadian Glen....A look down into the rabbit hole..
Below is Canadian Glen's Showpage....Grab some popcorn and twizzlers
and something bubbly to drink(or coffee)....two hours on Site C...The
bad, and the ugly....There is no "good" to be found..
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/canadianglen/2017/12/07/do-canadas-dam-disasters-come-in-3s-muskrat-falls-keeyasksite-c
Do Canada's Dam Disasters Come In 3's? Muskrat Falls, Keeyask...Site C?
Broadcast in Poli
Jackboots In The Canadian Academy
Jackboots In The Canadian Academy . Written by Robin Mathews .....
Freedom of Expression And Inquiry Under Threat…Again.... University of
Lethbridge, Alberta. Freedom of Speech battles in universities often
mirror problems in the larger community, and the one being fought at the
University of Lethbridge, Alberta, is no exception . It is conducted,
on one side, by convinced believers as a response
Breaking, Another BC LNG Project Dies...Steelhead LNG, an LNG proposal that was Dead the Day it was announced
This is no surprise.....another B.C. LNG proposal bites the dust Join
me(Grant G), Norm Farrell and Canadian Glen for a Special Blogtalk radio
program on December 6th/2017...6:00 pm to 8:00 pm...the topic
is....Site C..we'll the myriad of economical reasons, and environmental
reasons to kill Site C....we'll delve into how we got here..the hideous
BC Liberal 2004 Clean Energy Act....a brutal piece
Site C......The BC Liberal Boondoggle.....A Straight Goods Special
Written by Grant G "garbage in, garbage out" Who is the champion for
the millions of ratepayers being saddled with the cost of paying for an
ill-conceived $12 billion Site C dam....? Shouldn't ratepayers be given a
voice? and a choice? Before we get into the nuts and bolts of the Site C
decision... Postmedia, ...Vancouver Sun and Province
newspapers.....they, Michael Smyth, Vaughn Palmer, ..there
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On Turning "Conservatives" Into "Liberals"
Montreal Simon recently posted about some study that claims there are
physical differences between the brains of "conservatives" and
"progressives": Peering inside the brain with MRI scans, researchers at
University College London found that self-described conservative
students had a larger amygdala than liberals. The amygdala is an
almond-shaped structure deep in the brain that is active during
"At The Sharp End" by Tim Cook
Recently finished reading Tim Cook's At The Sharp End: Canadians
Fighting The Great War 1914-1916 . Some observations: The Western Front
was a case of institutional insanity and mass psychoses. Someone from a
particular social class in Britain or France or Germany or Canada might
have thought being a military officer was a noble profession in the 19th
Century. Furthermore, once a war had started,
Trump Tedium Revisited
So, what the fuck. I'll finish off my critique about this neo-con's (or
whatever) of Donald Trump . My point being that while Trump is
undeniably disgusting, the US-imperialist world order that Michael Cohen
celebrates is also undeniably disgusting. That Cohen displays brazen
hypocrisy throughout his essay and that focusing on Trump is actually
really convenient for liars and hypocrites such as h
The Tedium of Anti-Trumpism
I started reading this malediction against Donald Trump by Roger Cohen
in Der Spiegel and I soon became overwhelmed with the nauseating
hypocrisy. Don't get me wrong; I really do despise Donald Trump. But too
many people think that by opposing and condemning Trump, that they're
doing a great service to humanity and that their own support for vile,
murderous psychopaths like Barack Obama and Hilla
New in Vagabond Scholar
Armistice Day 11/11/17
(Click
on the comic strip for a larger view.) In 1959, Pogo creator Walt Kelly
wrote: The eleventh day of the eleventh month has always seemed to me
to be special. Even if the reason for it fell apart as the years went
on, it was a symbol of something close to the high part of the heart.
Perhaps a life that stretches through two or three wars takes its first
war rather seriously, but I still
The Battle of the Somme
The
eleventh of November is primarily known as Veterans Day in the United
States, but it's also known as Remembrance Day and Armistice Day. These
holidays typically dovetail well, but Armistice Day, commemorating the
end of the "Great War," is the part I've been pondering most. Veterans
Day honors military veterans, which is only right, but Armistice Day
seems to ask us to reflect on war and
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U.S. military to declare martial law as DOJ, FBI criminality exposed
The U.S. military government, known to the world as the administration
of President Donald Trump, is about to declare martial law, Pentagon
sources say. “The Cabal has been checkmated, as Trump is ready to
federalize the National Guard in case of riots or civil unrest,”
Pentagon sources say, adding that “FEMA camps will be used to house mass
arrests, and Gitmo may house high-value targets while m
Letter to the Editor
Hi Benjamin, In your latest report, it sounds like the Chinese are
promoting a Rothschild agenda when they talk about Justin Trudeau
heading up a unified “North America”. Do you see it as such? I thought
the RV and Global Collateral accounts were supposed to prevent a
collapse of the U.S. (and Western) economies from happening? The West
(with a few exceptions like Canada and Germany) has been get
Huge actionable intelligence haul from Marine raid on CIA HQ
The good guys are winning, folks, and it will not be long before the
last brainwashed slaves are freed from the Khazarian debt-slavery
mind-control matrix and the criminals rounded up. The Marine raid last
week on CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia has yielded a huge haul of
actionable intelligence, say Pentagon and other sources. “[U.S.
President Donald] Trump is winning BIG, with Clinton-lin
Khazarian cabal purge accelerates: Marines storm CIA HQ; Over 2000 indicted in U.S.; Collapse of control grid in Europe
The purge of the satanic Khazarian cabal that turned the West evil is
accelerating at an undeniable pace. Most importantly, Pentagon sources
confirm multiple Internet reports that Marines stormed the CIA
headquarters this past weekend. One of the aims was to shut down
Operation Mockingbird, the CIA group that turned the mass media, as well
as Google, Facebook, etc. into mass mind-control propagan
Khazarian mob takedown: Hundreds of Saudi arrests followed by hundreds of U.S. arrests
The great purge of Khazarian mobsters continues as hundreds of arrests
of Saudi princes, generals, and politicians is now being followed up
with the 842 sealed indictments against senior Khazarian gangsters in
the U.S., confirmed by Pentagon, CIA, and other sources.
https://twitter.com/damartin32/status/929601088570974208 Pentagon
sources sent the photos below showing Hillary Clinton and U.S. Sen
Benjamin Fulford Message to Military and Agency White Hats
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