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The American Dream

• Watch What They Do Instead Of What They Say

  Actions speak louder than words.  Let me put it another way.  Most of the time, what people do is so much more important than what they say.  This is especially true when it comes to government officials, because many government officials...

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• 97.7 Million Birds Are Already Dead As The Worst Bird Flu Outbreak Ever Sweeps Across North America And Europe

  Did you know that we are in the middle of the worst bird flu outbreak ever recorded?  Millions upon millions of birds have been dying, and most people don’t even realize that such a nightmarish pestilence has been absolutely devastating...

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• A Timeline Of 12 Historic Events That Have All Happened Within The Past 12 Days

  Do you feel like global events are really starting to spiral out of control?  If so, you are definitely not alone.  There are times when history seems to be moving very slowly, and there are other times when history seems to be moving at a pace...

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CNET

• AT&T Plans to Support Remote Calls and Texts With Satellites, Too - CNET

  On the heels of T-Mobile's partnership with SpaceX for Starlink, AT&T has confirmed it's working on its own satellite coverage service.

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• So Many People Hated iPhone's Battery Meter That Apple Is Fixing It - CNET

  Apple took complaints about iOS 16's battery meter icon seriously enough to redesign it for 16.1.

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• 'Andor' Episode 5 Recap: Cassian Grapples With New Rebel Allies' Mistrust - CNET

  The Disney Plus Star Wars show brings Cassian deeper into the rebel fold, but they don't all accept him.

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Dandelion Salad

• Chris Hedges: Dystopia, Octopus Intelligence, and What Makes Us Human

  Dandelion Salad with Chris Hedges TheRealNews on Oct 7, 2022 Writer Ray Nayler joins Chris Hedges to discuss his new novel, The Mountain in the Sea. Transcript From the archives: Should the Ocean Have Legal Rights? by Tracy Keeling...

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• Should the Ocean Have Legal Rights? by Tracy Keeling

  Dandelion Salad by Tracy Keeling Originally published by The Revelator, Oct. 3, 2022 October 6, 2022 Human activities have put the ocean in serious trouble. A bold, Rights of Nature-based proposal aims to turn the tide. Lisbon sits at the mouth...

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• Ralph Nader: How to Fix Democracy

  Dandelion Salad With Ralph Nader Bertelsmann Foundation on Oct 25, 2019 Consumer advocate, lawyer, and former U.S. presidential candidate Ralph Nader believes that democracy is about civic organization, not just public opinion. In...

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The Economic Collapse

• Hardly Anyone In Washington Seems To Care About The Future At This Point

  Our politicians in Washington are literally destroying our future.  But do you see anyone out in the streets protesting their calamitous policies?  By now, you have probably heard that the U.S. national debt has hit 31 trillion dollars. ...

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• 46 Trillion Dollars In Financial Wealth Has Already Been Lost During The Great Global Market Crash Of 2022

  In less than one year, 46 trillion dollars in financial wealth has been wiped out.  If that isn’t a “crash”, how would you define one?  Since last November, stocks and bonds have been plunging all over the globe.  When there is a good...

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• Will The Collapse Of Credit Suisse Be Europe’s “Lehman Brothers Moment”?

  The parallels between 2008 and 2022 just keep getting stronger.  14 years ago, the collapse of Lehman Brothers sent a massive wave of panic through global financial markets and is widely considered to be the key event that plunged us into a...

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Eurasia Review

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  Is Russia Planning To Unleash A Less Deadly Weapon On Ukraine? – OpEd

  By Thalif Deen Russia’s military setbacks in Ukraine have triggered widespread speculation in the US that Russian President Vladimir Putin may unleash his stockpile of “tactical nuclear weapons”, which may be less devastating than...

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  Malaysia’s Great Disappointment: The Nation’s Biggest Ever Budget – Analysis

  The budget fails to tackle the real problems facing the nation  Amid speculation about when Prime Minister Ismail Sabri will call an election, floods, a falling Ringgit, and post-pandemic recovery, the 2023 budget was delivered by Finance...

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  India: Surge In Summary Punishments Of Muslims, Says HRW

  The authorities in India are increasingly using summary and abusive punishments against Muslims deemed to have broken the law, Human Rights Watch said. In several states ruled by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)...

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Geoengineering Watch

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intelNews.org

• Reuters investigation focuses on alleged loss of CIA spy networks in Iran

  A YEAR-LONG INVESTIGATION by the Reuters news agency attempts to shed light on the alleged arrests of more than a dozen Iranian spies, who claim to have worked for the United States Central Intelligence Agency. Periodically Iran claims to...

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• Research sheds light on Japan’s wartime espionage network inside the United States

  MUCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN about the wartime intelligence exploits of the Allies against Japan. Such exploits range from the United States’ success in breaking the Japanese JN-25 naval code, to the extensive operations of the Soviet Union’s...

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• Tip by Belgian spy agency helped US foil Islamic State plot to kill George Bush

  A TIP BY BELGIAN intelligence helped the Federal Bureau of Investigation foil a plot by Iraqi nationals to kill former United States President George W. Bush. American news outlets reported in May of this year that the FBI had prevented a scheme...

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Joniopolis

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  Ker-splat!

             Here’s my wish. I wish the face plant would go extinct. This time I was heading out to teach early-morning Seminary, and was creeping quietly through the dark house so I wouldn’t wake anybody up. But I misjudged the distance...

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  Happy-ish Anniversary

           St. Bob and I had an anniversary not too long ago, and once again I marveled at the seemingly sad state of marriage when I went shopping for a greeting card.           First of all, the anniversary cards are located right...

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  Get Up and Go

             Here’s why St. Bob gets that title. He has been the best sport in the world, for letting me disguise him as object lessons for my Seminary class of 20 kids. For those unfamiliar with this, my new volunteer position at church...

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Niqnaq

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  Unable To Defend His Country, Zelensky Asks To Launch Nuclear War South Front, Oct 7 2022 https://s2.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/uploads/video/07.10.2022_IMR_Ukraine.mp4 Ukrainian advance in all regions has stopped. In the south...

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• military summary

  Military Summary And Analysis Military Summary, Oct 7 2022 This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on Oct 7.

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• moon of alabama

  Biden’s Fearmongers About A Russian Nuclear Threat That No One Has Made Moon of Alabama, Oct 7 2022 The Biden administration is spewing ridiculous fearmongering propaganda: Wow. Biden at a Dem fundraiser tonight: “We have not faced the...

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Inter Press ServiceInter Press Service

• Sharing Minds Can Change the World (Part 2)

  When Elena Seungeun Lee discovered the extent of education inequity, she decided to do something about it. She started a YouTube channel, We Learn to Share, to teach online what she learned at school. We Learn to Share has become a student-led...

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• Addressing the Cow in the Room, Lowing for Nutrition and Livelihoods

  Meat, milk, and eggs are bad for you, and livestock is bad for the environment. Growing negative narratives about cattle’s contribution to climate change are shrinking the growth of the strategic livestock sector on which the livelihoods...

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• More Than 1,700 Environmental Defenders Were Killed in the Last Decade

  Since November 2020, the threats, intimidation and pressure I have experienced due to my work in defence of human rights and nature are similar to those suffered by dozens of leaders living in the region. I have lived through the assassinations...

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The Moderate Voice

• SHOCKED REPUBLICANS ARE STILL BACKING HERSCHEL WALKER? YOU SHOULDN’T BE.

  With Georgia Republicans rallying around Herschel Walker – with evangelical Christians flocking to his “prayer luncheon” this week, with ex-House Speaker Newt Gingrich on TV hailing the Senate hopeful’s purported “deep commitment...

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• Analysis-Defeats in Ukraine stoke crisis for Vladimir Putin

  Published by Reuters UK LONDON (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin is grappling with the gravest domestic crisis of his 23-year rule: an increasingly public quarrel inside the Russian elite over who is to blame for the battlefield defeats...

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• Affirmative action bans make selective colleges less diverse – a national ban will do the same

  Graduation is less likely for students at less selective schools. Andy Sacks via Getty Images Natasha Warikoo, Tufts University The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in two lawsuits on Oct. 31, 2022, brought by a group that opposes...

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Mother Jones

• People Power Can Still Win. Even In Media.

  “Ralph who?” my teen asked the other day as I waited on hold to be connected with Ralph Nader. I wasn’t too surprised—it’s been a long time since Nader helped launch the modern consumer advocacy movement, starting with the revelation...

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• A North Carolina Farmer Was Accused of Abusing His Workers. Then Big Tobacco Backed His Election.

  This story is a collaboration between The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Mother Jones, and Enlace Latino NC. When the tobacco giant Reynolds American cut a check for Brent Jackson’s political campaign in November 2019, it was well...

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• Why the Pentagon Is the World’s Biggest Single Greenhouse Gas Emitter

  The US military has spent decades cultivating a corrosive environmental legacy around the world. Just last December, about 6,000 people became sick when jet fuel from a World War II-era Navy storage facility reportedly leaked into the drinking...

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The Watchers - Editor's Picks

• Increased activity at Sorikmarapi volcano, Indonesia

  Indonesian PVMBG is reporting increased activity under the Sorikmarapi stratovolcano, North Sumatra, Indonesia. The last eruption at this volcano took place in 1986 (VEI 1). Source

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• Cuba’s electrical grid collapses after Hurricane “Ian”

  Category 3 Hurricane "Ian" made landfall just southwest of the town of La Coloma in the Pinar del Rio Province of Cuba at 08:30 UTC on September 27, 2022, with maximum sustained winds of 205 km/h (125 mph) and a minimum central pressure of 952 hPa...

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• Unprecedented, simultaneous damage to both Nord Stream pipelines; Norway warns of threats from unidentified drones flying over gas and oil platforms

  A sharp drop in pressure has been detected on Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines on September 26, 2022. The investigation into the cause is in progress. On the same day, Norway's oil safety regulator warned of threats from unidentified drones...

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WebMD Health

• Millions of U.S. Students Still Vape, Despite Yearly Declines

  More than 2.5 million middle school and high school students in the U.S. use e-cigarettes. The 2022 National Youth Tobacco Survey showed that 14% of high school students and 3.3% of middle school students used nicotine devices at least once...

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• Monkeypox Case Rates 5 Times Higher in Black Americans

  Monkeypox cases in the U.S. disproportionately affect Black Americans, with rates five times higher than among white peers. Hispanic Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders also have significantly higher rates of reported...

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• At the Front Lines of Long COVID, Local Clinics Prove Vital

  Big name hospital chains across the U.S. are opening dedicated centers to help patients dealing with long COVID. But so are the lower profile clinics and hospitals run by cities, counties and states

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WhoWhatWhy

• The Supreme Court’s Biggest Case This Term Threatens American Democracy

  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...

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• January 6 Was Only the Starting Gun

  A reporter embedded with the January 6 rioters warns that the dogs of domestic war have now been fully unleashed

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• AI Eye Checks Can Predict Heart Disease Risk in Less Than a Minute: Study

  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...

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