Many are broken-hearted by the inhumanity of politicians, the Press, avaricious corporates who like vultures tear at the last ligaments of their bankrupted victims. In a world ruled by a lack of compassion and empathy, is often overlooked the almost fairy tale goodness not of corporate godfathers but of ordinary people doing what is today the most extraordinary things.
Facebook exerts sinister power over the public exchange of information. Exhibit A is Facebook’s censorship of commentary on the Kyle Rittenhouse case, a media critic told media.
Abandoned by the Marxist Left notorious for avoiding criticism of the corporates and their control of the pro-government Press the ordinary peoples of Spain are flocking home to their right-wing homeland.
UPDATE, Nov. 22, 2021: This story has been updated to note that following its publication, a Fox News source with knowledge of the situation said the network had no intentions of renewing Hayes and Goldberg’s contracts when they expired in 2022. This story and its headlines remain as published.
Another case of lions led by donkeys: Britain’s most hapless general is rewarded for wretched failure A top defence chief has received £120,000 ($161,306) in bonuses since 2018 despite having mismanaged the spending of millions of pounds on tanks that can’t be used and left hundreds of soldiers needing medical attention.
The Press is keeping silent about the spike in suicides on a scale not experienced since the darkest days of World War II. Throughout the Western world, ordinary people driven to despair are taking their own lives to escape the menace of increasing totalitarianism.
The tip of the iceberg is that of a tiny Baltic republic named Latvia, a former Soviet Bloc nation that after the Red Army departed kept an administration that considered itself unaccountable and accountable to no one.
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Since 1865 more U.S. heads of state have been assassinated than in any other country. Abraham Lincoln (1865), James A. Garfield (1882), William McKinley (1901) and John F. Kennedy (1963) were all cut down. There was also an attempted assassination…
As defined, elaborated, and qualified in Chapter 2 of Death By Government, democide is any murder or population reduction by government, by officials acting under the authority of government. That is, they act according to explicit or implicit government policy or with the implicit or explicit approval of the highest officials.
The mayor of a French colonial city hit by protests over government repression on the French overseas territory of Guadeloupe has called on Paris to restore peace on the island after an arms depot was looted amid the unrest.
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