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 The American Dream

• Who Are The Biggest Criminals?

  Everyone pretty much agrees that we have a major problem with crime in this nation.  But when we talk about “crime”, are we all talking about the same thing?  Normally, when most of us think about “crime” what comes to mind is the rampant...

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• “It’s A Trap” – They Are Making Frances Haugen Into A Superstar For A Reason

  All of a sudden, Frances Haugen is one of the most famous people in America.  But does she deserve to be?  Of course not.  As you will see below, Haugen is a far left activist that has donated money to Democrats dozens of times.  She is being...

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• Now That You Have Survived The Facebook “Mini Apocalypse”, Are You Ready For A Real One?

  Where were you when Facebook and Instagram went down for six hours?  For many Internet addicts, the trauma of the “mini apocalypse” that Facebook and Instagram experienced on Monday will linger for quite some time to come.  Millions...

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CNET

• PS5 restock updates: Where to get a console - CNET

  It has gotten a little easier to get a PS5 lately, but it'll be a while before it improves beyond this.

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• OLED screen burn-in: How to prevent it (and why you shouldn't be worried) - CNET

  Ghosts belong in a haunted house, not on the screen of your TV, phone or Nintendo Switch.

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• iMessage: Our 9 favorite features in Apple's messaging platform - CNET

  We'll show you how to get the most out of iMessage, whether it's sending money with Apple Pay to throwing confetti all over someone's screen.

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Dandelion Salad

• The New Bolivian Regime Change Attempt, and Its Terror Tactics, by Rainer Shea

  by Rainer Shea Writer, Dandelion Salad Rainer Shea: Anti-Imperialist Journalist October 8, 2021 Two years ago, I underestimated the power of U.S. imperialism, to the consequence of having a nasty shock when I found out that Bolivia’s president...

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• Chris Hedges and Ilan Pappe: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

  Dandelion Salad with Chris Hedges RT America on Oct 7, 2021 On the show Chris Hedges discusses the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict with Professor Ilan Pappe. The Biden administration has turned its back on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process...

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• David Swanson and Carissa Byrne Hessick: Punishment Without Trial: Why Plea Bargaining Is a Bad Deal

  by David Swanson Writer, Dandelion Salad Let’s Try Democracy, Oct. 5, 2021 October 6, 2021 This week on Talk World Radio: a new book called Punishment Without Trial: Why Plea Bargaining Is a Bad Deal. The author, Carissa Byrne Hessick, is...

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The Economic Collapse

• The Mystery Of The Millions Of “Missing Workers”

  Something really strange is going on, and none of the “experts” can explain why it is happening.  Right now, there are more jobs available than ever before.  In fact, according to one recent measure there were nearly 11 million job openings...

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• The Global Energy Crisis Is Going To Take “The Everything Shortage” To An Entirely New Level

  This is going to be one tough winter.  On top of everything else we are facing, a very alarming energy crisis is rapidly growing all over the world.  Supplies of natural gas and coal are getting tighter by the day, and this is dramatically affecting...

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• This Is Such A Dangerous Time In Our History

  If you feel like global events are about to hit a dramatic turning point, you are definitely not alone.  Lately, I have been hearing from so many people that are feeling such a sense of dread about the days that are ahead of us.  It kinds of reminds...

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Eurasia Review

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  Iran: A Third Of Seniors In Tehran Suffering From Malnutrition

  Research carried out by the Institute of Nutrition and Food Industry in Tehran showed a third of senior citizens are suffering from malnutrition. According to the state-run Mehr News Agency, a fourth of Iran’s population has reached...

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  The Middle East Is No Longer A Top US Priority – OpEd

  Where the US goes, much of the Western world follows – willingly or reluctantly, depending on circumstances.   From the first days of his presidency Joe Biden started implying that the Middle East did not feature among his top concerns. ...

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  Africa-Turkey Forum To Promote Investment And Trade Under AfCFTA – OpEd

  On October 21 to 22, Turkish and African leaders together with corporate business directors, industrialist and investors are meeting under the theme “Deepening Turkey-Africa Strategic Partnership: Trade, Investment, Technology...

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Geoengineering Watch

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  Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, October 2, 2021, #321

  Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org Supply chains are rapidly breaking down along with the remaining life support systems of the planet. In the skies above the ongoing climate intervention operations continue to wreak havoc on...

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  Unforeseen Circumstances, The Fawn Fire, Northern California

  Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org Wildfire roulette continues to take a terrible toll in Northern California. The climate engineering cabal has relentlessly cut of the flow of moisture into much of the US West. Ionosphere heater...

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  Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, September 25, 2021, #320

  Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org Covert climate engineering operations are further fueling fire / flood scenarios. The US West continues to bake and burn while other parts of the country have received constant rain and frequent...

  13 days ago

intelNews.org

• CIA asks its case officers to focus more on security in ‘unusual’ message

  IN A MESSAGE DESCRIBED by observers as “unusual”, the United States Central Intelligence Agency has warned its case officers to give priority to security when recruiting spies in foreign countries...

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• Iran denies murder plot after alleged assassin caught with gun and silencer in Cyprus

  ISRAEL HAS ACCUSED IRAN of being behind a plot to kill Israeli citizens in the Republic of Cyprus, following the arrest of a man who was reportedly found carrying a gun fitted with a silencer in the Cypriot capital Nicosia...

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• Man caught with pistol and ammunition is Turkish spy, German prosecutor says

  GERMAN AUTHORITIES ARE TREATING the arrest of a Turkish citizen, who was found with a pistol and 200 rounds of ammunition, “as a case of suspected espionage on behalf of the Turkish state” according to reports...

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Joniopolis

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  Funny Business

           If you’re a frequent reader, you know that all our kids are hilarious. And quick. We’re planning a trip with them and I can’t wait.          Meanwhile, here’s a sampling of what I can look forward to:          ...

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  You-dunnit

          What would you do if two policemen knocked on your door, said they were investigating a murder, and asked where you were on the night of September 15th? In order, I would wet my pants, scream, and then ask if I could please check my calendar. ...

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  They All Ran After the Farmer's Wife

           Here’s what you expect when you host an evening for the teenagers in your church: You expect them to gather in your twinkle-lit backyard and hear spiritual messages.           Here is what you do not expect: A gathering...

  18 days ago

Niqnaq

• electronic intifada

  Israel lobby takes back the Labour Party Asa Winstanley, Electronic Intifada, Oct 9 2021 Lisa Nandy (LFI/Twitter) Last week at the UK Labour Party’s annual conference, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign celebrated a victory for the boycott...

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• andrew anglin (& co)

  Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd Attacks Tucker Carlson, Defends Brutal Sadism of the Science Andrew Anglin, Daily Stormer, Oct 9 2021 Kevin Rudd is a champion of the science and its plan to crush the Australian people Australian pundit and...

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• helen buyniski at her best

  Shame on colleges preparing American kids for the ‘real world’ by teaching them to become master snitches Helen Buyniski, RT.com, Oct 7 2021 University of Michigan student protests returning to in-person classes. Photo: Emily Elconin/Reuters...

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Inter Press ServiceInter Press Service

• Pandemic Highlights Urgent Need to Improve Sanitation in Brazil

  Basic sanitation, a sector that is undervalued because, according to politicians, it does not bring in votes, has gained relevance in Brazil due to the pandemic that has hit the poor especially hard and the drought that threatens millions...

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• Rural Communities in El Salvador United to Supply Water for Themselves – VIDEO

  As the saying goes, united we stand, divided we fall, hundreds of families in rural communities in El Salvador are standing together to gain access to drinking water. The Salvadoran state fails to fulfill its responsibility to provide the...

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• Mounting Scramble for Coronavirus Vaccines in Zimbabwe

  More than a month ago, she lost her parents, brother, and wife, to the coronavirus. Then her fiancé battled COVID-19, but 27-year-old Melinda Gavi said she had not contracted the disease. Gavi joined crowds scrambling to get vaccinated at...

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The Moderate Voice

• McConnell says Republicans will not again aid Democrats in raising debt limit

  Published by Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) – One day after the Senate approved a temporary lift to the U.S. debt ceiling, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell wrote in a letter to President Joe Biden that he would not aid Democrats again...

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• WHO announces historic first vaccine against malaria, a potential boon for African children

  A historic advance has occurred in the centuries-long fight against malaria, a mosquito-borne life-threatening disease that kills nearly 300,000 children under 5 years of age and is a health risk for almost half the world’s population...

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• Congress set to consider deal extending debt ceiling until December

  Published by NJ.com WASHINGTON — Republican and Democratic leaders edged back Wednesday from a perilous standoff over lifting the nation’s borrowing cap, with Democratic senators signaling they were receptive to an offer from Senate...

  2 days ago

Mother Jones

• Bowing to Investors, Microsoft Will Make Its Devices Easier to Fix

  This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. In a first-of-its-kind victory for the right-to-repair movement, Microsoft has agreed to take concrete steps to facilitate...

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• 25 Years After “The Score,” the Fugees Reunite to Raise Funds for Global Poverty Relief

  It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years since the Fugees released The Score and 15 years since they last toured together, remaking the realms of rap, reggae, funk, and rock. It’s even harder to believe, if you’re steeped in Fugee fandom...

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• Progressives Just Wrote a Letter to Biden Insisting He Make a Decision on Student Debt

  As the end of pandemic relief for student debt looms, progressives are pushing the White House for clarity on its plans for cancelling some student debt. The administration has delayed movement on student debt cancellation while waiting...

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The Watchers - Editor's Picks

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  South Pole registers coldest winter on record

  A weather station at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station registered record cold winter temperatures this season (April - September), averaging at -61.1 °C (-77.9 °F) and breaking the previous record set in 1976 at -60.6 °C (-77 °F)...

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  Unprecedented power outages hit China's homes and factories, increasing global supply chain chaos

  Coal shortages are causing unprecedented power outages in parts of China ahead of the winter season, affecting the country's economy and increasing global supply chain chaos. It's estimated that around 44% of China's industrial activity...

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  Europe's crippling energy crisis presages trouble for the rest of the world

  Natural gas prices have soared by almost 500% in 2021 and with another winter just around the corner gas is trading at near-record values. While European countries attempt to outbid one another for supplies from major exporters it's inevitable...

  12 days ago

WebMD Health

• Grieving Family Warns of COVID’s Awful Toll During Pregnancy

  On average, the U.S. sees about 55 maternal deaths a month. In August of 2021, 22 pregnant people died of COVID-19 alone, the highest toll of any single month during the pandemic.

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• Scared of Spiders? There’s an App for That

  Arachnophobia, or fear of spiders, is one of the most common phobias, and many people don't get help even though there are remedies.

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• Horror Lover? How Genetics Make Some Fans of Fear

  Getting scared is a completely normal reaction, especially when you watch horror movies or walk down an alley alone in the dark. There is a reason why you feel fear almost as if it’s physical.

  18 hours ago

WhoWhatWhy

• Republican Deficit Disorder

  Under Donald Trump, the national debt increased by nearly 40 percent — adding almost $8 trillion in four years. Now Mitch McConnell (R-KY) wants to leave Democrats holding the bag.

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• Traditional Spying Has Become Obsolete, Expert Says. The Culprit Is Technology.

  PICKS are stories from many sources, selected by our editors or recommended by our readers because they are important, surprising, troubling, enlightening, inspiring, or amusing. They appear on our site and in our daily newsletter. Please...

  18 hours ago

• What the Hell Happened to Police and Criminal Justice Reform?

  The dean of UC Berkeley’s Law School looks at how the courts have prioritized criminal control over civil rights for suspects and defendants.

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