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1. Moscow’s WHO masochism

Riley Waggaman On May 22, Russia's Deputy Minister of Health Sergey Glagolev addressed the 76th World Health Assembly, held in Geneva, on behalf of Moscow and Minsk. His speech wasn't very long, so I've decided to break it down line-by-line: "On behalf of the Union State of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus, I have …

2. Steps to World Rule: First, Destroy Humanity

Todd Hayen It has always been astounding to me that people think for even a second that their government makes decisions to help the people—that has never been the case. If a government's decision helps anyone it is always an after effect…or an afterthought or a collateral unintended benefit. The primary intent is for power, …

3. Digital Pound: Have your say on CBDCs in the UK

This month marks the close of the UK government's "consultation" on the planned digital pound. This is your chance to have your say on plans to introduce a Central Bank Digital Currency to the UK. According to the UK government's website: The way we use money is changing. This Consultation Paper sets out our assessment …

4. Squabble-Warbling Again

Sylvia shawcross So I was on the phone to a government department and was speaking to the computer. Or rather the computer was speaking to me. Going on and on about something I didn't give a rattlesnake's arse about. Now, I've learned that you can just say "stop!" and that infernal non-human thing will actually …

5. “Cool the Mark Out”: How the media minimizes Covid vaccine injuries

Dennis Riches via Propaganda in Focus I regard consensus science as an extremely pernicious development that ought to be stopped cold in its tracks. Historically, the claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels; it is a way to avoid debate by claiming that the matter is already settled. Whenever you hear the …

6. BBC Verify?

Iain Davis With great fanfare, the BBC has launched BBC Verify. The state broadcaster's very own, specialist "disinformation and social media correspondent," Marianna Spring, announced its arrival live on UK TV. She explained that the BBC would verify video, fact check and "counter disinformation." So rest assured, no one needs to think about anything. The BBC …

7. Death’s Secretary Tries to Forget on Cape Cod

Edward Curtin We have come to Cape Cod for a few days to forget the man-made world that is too much with us. I have asked my forgettery to get to work. As my childhood friends used to say to me, "Eddy spaghetti, use you forgetty." The adults had no idea what they meant.  Many …

8. The Anti-Anti-Semitism Follies

CJ Hopkins Roll up, roll up, because it's time once again for The Anti-Anti-Semitism Follies! That's right, folks, it's everyone's favorite unintentionally slapstick theatrical revue, featuring an all-star line-up of uproarious propagandists, side-splitting corporate media clowns, babbling British Labour MPs, the all-singing, all-dancing Berlin Police Department, and other zany anti-anti-Semites! Grab your popcorn and sit …

9. REVIEW: The Zone of Interest by Martin Amis

VN alexander In Martin Amis' The Zone of Interest (2014), set in a Nazi death camp, the Commander, Paul Doll, has his wife, Hannah, and two daughters living with him in the "zone," where the smell of rotting flesh from the mass graves functions as a persistent clue that things have gone very, very wrong in the …