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Australian Food News

• Expert guide on boosting employee health and safety when their ‘workplace’ is the road

  The boom in ridesharing, food delivery and parcel delivery services has seen more cars on the road for work purposes. In 2020, online retail sales were up 63 per cent, and food delivery services rose 12 per cent. Combined with the 12 per cent...

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• Doshii signs up three new POS partners

  Australian middleware cloud platform and hospitality marketplace provider Doshii has signed on three new Point of Sale (POS) partners, giving more venues the opportunity to cut through the app chaos and streamline their operating systems...

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• Edmonson Park Welcomes Max Brenner

  The internationally acclaimed chocolate brand, Max Brenner, will officially open its doors at Ed Square Shopping Centre, Edmonson Park on Saturday 1st May 2021. To celebrate the launch of the official opening of its 23rd Chocolate Bar in...

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The American Dream

• The Insidious Agenda Of The Global Elite Is Moving Forward Very Rapidly

  The global elite have an entirely different perspective on things than most of the rest of us.  Most people are not focused on “global issues” because they have enough to deal with just trying to run their own day to day lives.  But the global...

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• What Is Your Plan As Major U.S. Cities Devolve Into Lawless Wastelands Dominated By Violent Criminals?

  Our cities are filled with extreme violence, and the blood of the innocent flows in our streets, and yet most Americans still seem to be in denial about what is happening.  This isn’t just a momentary spike in violent crime that we are witnessing. ...

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• Global Supplies Of Wheat, Corn And Soybeans Are “Shrinking”, And This Is Causing Hunger To Explode All Over The Planet

  It turns out that things are even worse than we originally thought.  Did you know that global supplies of wheat are shrinking?  If that wasn’t bad enough, global supplies of corn and soybeans are shrinking as well.  As a result, prices...

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CNET

• China's Zhurong Mars rover lays down wheel tracks on the red planet - CNET

  The solar-powered Tianwen-1 mission rover has touched the surface.

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• Child tax credit: How much money will your family get? - CNET

  If you're trying to figure out the monthly payments your family will get, it, it can get complicated. Our calculator will help estimate your payments from the IRS.

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• Quiet Place Part II, Cruella won't stream on HBO Max, sorry - CNET

  Both the sequel to A Quiet Place and Cruella open in theaters on Friday, but to stream the movies, you need to look elsewhere.

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Dandelion Salad

• Larry Wilkerson: The US Should End Support For Israel and Saudi Arabia

  Dandelion Salad May 27, 2021 theAnalysis-news on May 24, 2021 Col. Lawrence Wilkerson argues that American one-sided support for Israel is a danger to the region and U.S. interests. He says the U.S. should withdraw militarily from the Middle...

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• The Spotlight on Israeli Apartheid Must Not Fade, by Kenn Orphan

  by Kenn Orphan Writer, Dandelion Salad Halifax, Nova Scotia May 26, 2021 Unlike ever before, Israel is finally seeing some major pushback that is international in scope. With its ongoing ethnic cleansing campaign exemplified by the expulsion...

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• Michael Hudson: Surprise: Corporate Junk Before Students?

  by Michael Hudson Writer, Dandelion Salad May 25, 2021 theAnalysis-news on May 24, 2021 Why is the Fed buying corporate junk bonds and debt but won’t buy out student debt? Michael Hudson on theAnalysis.news with Paul Jay. Transcript Michael...

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The Economic Collapse

• Biden Is Being Hailed As An “Economic Success” For Helping To Cause Rampant Inflation And Widespread Shortages

  No matter what Joe Biden does, the corporate media is going to try to spin it into some sort of a success.  Right now, the U.S. is experiencing a problem with inflation that is on par with what we witnessed during the Jimmy Carter years of the 1970s. ...

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• Warnings Of A Dramatic Inflationary Collapse Just Keep Getting Louder

  Signs of impending economic doom continue to grow all around us.  For years, highly respected experts have been warning about the steady destruction of our standard of living and the death of the U.S. dollar.  Perhaps you didn’t listen...

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• Thoughts On The “New Normal” And The Things That We Are Losing As A Society…

  The last two years have greatly shaken America, and our country will never be the same as a result.  If you would have told someone two years ago that in 2021 millions of people would run around wearing masks all day and that the federal government...

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Eurasia Review

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  Biden Breaks His Promises – OpEd

  Black people have nothing to show for a Biden presidency despite turning out in droves to put him in office. Joe Biden has yet to make good on any campaign promise he made to voters. The $2,000 stimulus became just $1,400. There is no minimum wage...

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  How It All Went Wrong: The Global Response To COVID-19 – OpEd

  The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response was never likely to hand down a rosy report with gobbets of praise.  Organised by the World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus last May, the panel’s...

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  Economics And The Study Of Race – Analysis

  In the wake of last summer’s Black Lives Matter protests, many have asked themselves what they are doing to tackle racial injustice. For economists, one central question is the extent to which the profession has examined the causes and consequences...

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Geoengineering Watch

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  Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, May 22, 2021, #302

  Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org So many in the ranks of the human race are sleepwalking toward the edge of the abyss. Much like the image of a man standing on a beach seemingly oblivious to the approaching tsunami that was nearly...

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  Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, May 15, 2021, #301

  Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org Are climate engineering operations being used to carry out other agendas? How will the unfolding paradigm all across the world play out? Who is pulling the strings? How will populations respond...

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  Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, May 8, 2021, #300

  Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org George Orwell warned: “Big Brother is Watching You.” What do you think? The societal epidemic of Stockholm syndrome is worsening by the day, governments around the globe are using this to...

  19 days ago

intelNews.org

• Russia-linked PR firm asked social media influencers to spread doubts about vaccines

  A PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM with alleged links to Russia offered to pay French and German social media influencers if they published content casting doubts on the safety of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine...

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• China assesses emotions of subjects using AI technology that monitors skin pores

  POLICE STATIONS IN CHINA are reportedly experimenting with a new technology that uses artificial intelligence to detect the emotions of subjects, and even monitors their skin pores, according to a source who spoke to the BBC...

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• Belarussian spies were onboard commercial airliner diverted by force to Minsk

  BELARUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS were allegedly onboard a commercial airliner that was en route to Lithuania, but was forcibly diverted to Minsk on Sunday, where a vocal Belarussian dissident was arrested. The dissident is 26-year-old...

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Joniopolis

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  Getting Hosed?

             It shouldn’t be hard to buy a hose, right?  Ah… but returning one. Now that’s a hose of a different color.          St. Bob and I bought a hose. I won’t name the hardware store. Okay, it was Lowe’s.  When we got...

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  How About a Bargain Home? Erm... Maybe Not

             Home prices are through the roof, right? Even if there is no roof! Homes that used to sell for $300,000 are getting bids for half a million and higher! Folks are moving out of previously expensive states and turning their new states...

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  Could Your Name be an Adjective?

             Certain names sound like they should be part of our vocabulary. Take Kimberly. Kimberly sounds like gingerly and limber. It makes you think of someone graceful yet perky.  He took the stairs kimberly, eager to see his new office...

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Niqnaq

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  Cyber Hacks, White Powders Scares & Vaccine Tracking, It’s All Come To Pass Ryan Cristián with Whitney Webb, Last American Vagabond, May 27 2021 Here to discuss the many different angles of this technocratic coup and the many different...

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• fake world

  Middle East academic exposes how Facebook and Twitter emulate Nazi propaganda machinery … and sell war to Western citizens Kit Klarenberg, RT.com, May 27 2021 A 1933 example of the Volksempfänger (Wikimedia Commons) Fake news is facilitating...

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• enjoy

  Why Israel Is The Jewish ISIS Syrian Girl Partisan In this video I will compare the Islamic State In the Levant to the Jewish State in the levant, in context of the recent attack on Palestine. Difficult to watch, but full of quality information...

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Inter Press ServiceInter Press Service

• Why Stakeholder Coalitions Could Be Key to the Glasgow Climate Summit’s Success

  The past few weeks brought a burst of optimism on the climate front. It began on April 18 with the US-China announcement on climate cooperation. This was followed in quick succession by the EU Parliament’s vote to cut emissions 55% by 2030...

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• – Youth Demand Action on Nature, Following IUCN’s First-Ever Global Youth Summit –

  On the occasion of World Environment Day, 5 June 2021, drawing from IPS’s bank of features and opinion editorials published this year, we are re-publishing one article a day, for the next two weeks. The original article was published on April...

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• Radio-Based Learning Gets Its Day in the Sun in Mali

  Solar-powered radios are helping conflict-affected and displaced children follow lessons outside of the classroom.

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The Moderate Voice

• Biden’s budget: Why investing in innovation is crucial to reach US climate goals

  Electric vehicles and renewable energy will only get the country so far. AP Photos/Evan Vucci David M. Hart, George Mason University President Joe Biden’s first detailed federal budget is slated to be released on May 28, and it will include...

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• Roman Protasevich: dissident Belarus journalist whose defiance enraged Europe’s last dictator

  Embed from Getty Images Jennifer Mathers, Aberystwyth University Roman Protasevich doesn’t look like much of a threat to Europe’s last dictator. A fresh-faced 26-year-old, he has never been elected to public office nor has he stood...

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• Trudy Rubin: Punish Belarus leader for Ryanair hijacking before air piracy becomes dictators’ new tool

  Imagine you are flying over Europe in a European air carrier on your way home from a Greek vacation in the post-coronavirus era. Suddenly, your plane does a 180-degree turn and lands in Minsk, Belarus. You see from your window that it is being...

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Mother Jones

• Caution to the Wind

  Brandon Armbruster just wanted to keep his students safe. The chief operating officer of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Austin, Texas, Armbruster spent the spring and summer of 2020 diligently preparing for students to return—designing...

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• Emails Tie Top Trump Exec Allen Weisselberg to Yet Another Trump Financial Scandal

  Allen Weisselberg is in the hot seat—and that’s bad news for Donald Trump and his family. Assorted news reports have identified Weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, as a key figure in the criminal and civil...

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• A Shot and a Beer: Do Vaccine Incentives Work?

  Free crawfish in New Orleans. Beers on the house in New Jersey. Million-dollar lottery jackpots in Ohio. A week of complimentary subway rides in New York City—no turnstile-jumping required. As COVID vaccination rates slow, cities and...

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The Watchers - Editor's Picks

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  Increase in explosive activity, lava fountain night at Etna volcano, Italy

  Three episodes of strong lava fountaining took place at Etna volcano since 20:20 UTC on May 25, 2021, generating an eruptive column up to 7.6 km (25 000 feet) above sea level. The Aviation Color Code was raised to Red on 7 occasions since UTC midnight...

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  Electromagnetic anomalies occurring before large earthquakes

  A new study published in Earth, Planets and Space sheds new light on the electromagnetic anomalies occurring before large earthquakes. The research supports the hypothesis that fault rupture progresses just before an earthquake, and the...

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  Multiple Earth-directed CMEs produced over the weekend

  Solar activity has increased from low to moderate levels on Saturday and Sunday, May 22 and 23, 2021, with a series of C- and M-class solar flares produced by Active Region 2824. Multiple CMEs were produced during this period, with several having...

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WebMD Health

• Your City Has Its Own Microbial 'Signature'

  New research shows that each city has its individual mix of tell-tale microbes.

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• Experimental Treatment Offers New Hope Against Lupus

  A small, early "phase 1" trial finds an experimental antibody therapy may help ease skin symptoms from the autoimmune disease lupus.

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• More and More Doctors Abandoning Private Practice

  A new AMA report on practice patterns finds younger physicians more likely to seek employment and also tracks for the first time the market share of private equity firms.

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WhoWhatWhy

• Big Oil and Gas Had a No Good, Very Bad Day

  Reading Time: 3 minutes How the Liberal Media Dismissed the Lab-Leak Theory ; TX Politicians Blew 3 Chances to Fix the Power Grid ; and More Picks 5/27 The post Big Oil and Gas Had a No Good, Very Bad Day appeared first on WhoWhatWhy...

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• Environmentalists Score Big Wins Against Big Oil

  Reading Time: 4 minutes After a series of smackdowns, oil companies are being forced to reckon with their role in climate change. The post Environmentalists Score Big Wins Against Big Oil appeared first on WhoWhatWhy...

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• Climate Crisis Inflicting Huge Hidden Costs on Mental Health

  Reading Time: 3 minutes FBI Analyst Charged With Removing Classified Documents for Over a Decade ; Hundreds of PPP Loans Went to Fake Farms in Absurd Places ; and More Picks 5/26 The post Climate Crisis Inflicting Huge Hidden Costs on Mental...

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