- 💥GMO Soy, Popular Resistance, and Corporate Power, essentially a book review by Brian Tokar from Climate & Capitalism. This is a best post. (Note: It appears from reading this article that technically knowledgeable, ordinary people must learn about the genetic engineering methods to design seeds, foods, and even us humans in order to enhance corporate profits. Thus far, evidence suggests that corporations have obscured the introduction of these methods to hide their obsessive drive for ever greater profits despite their effects, potential and actual, on our health and well-being.)
- 💥Dr. Andrew Kaufman Interview – Virus Isolation, Terrain Theory & COVID-19 features Ryan Cristián conducting a 1:37:34 interview with Dr. Andrew Kaufman, a microbiologist, regarding the isolation of SARS-CoV-2 and other related subjects regard the Covid-19 pandemic. I have not the technical training to digest all of Kaufman's comments, but he sure seems credible to me. I was so impressed that I am giving it the highest rating--a best post.
- All Of Humanity’s Problems Are Caused By A Lack Of Awareness by Australian Caitlin Johnstone from her weblog.
- Full-Spectrum Extinction by Paul Atwood from CounterPunch. My commentary follows:
I wish he had provided links to supporting documents for the arguments he made. He acknowledges that "his undergrads" have been taught false history lessons regarding WWII. Why, after a lifetime of indoctrination in false history, should the American people and "his undergrads" believe his undocumented history of WWII? Or, his later argument that (unspecified) people who lead the USA want full spectrum dominance of the world much like Nazi Germany and Japan. He seems to grant legitimacy to dominance in the early paragraphs, but then in the last paragraphs he seems to imply that such policies and motives threaten the extinction of humans. Which is it? I think this is a lame essay because of these faults and weaknesses. For these reasons, I question the motives that led him to write the article and the motives for CounterPunch to publish it online.
The above criticisms apply to nearly all of the articles published by CounterPunch. Perhaps Jimmy Dore's satirical arguments about the evasiveness of Democratic Party members of Congress describe the writers that CounterPunch chooses to publish. I haven't seen them posting articles that challenge the policies of Dr. Fauci and the actions of Bill Gates. Perhaps they, too, as well as CounterPunch, only pretend to care about the issues of inequality and imperialist US policies that the rest of their writers of CounterPunch so incessantly address. Perhaps they, too, are in on the game of promoting themselves while pretending to care about important issues.
- U.S., EU Sanctions on Russia a Reckless Triumph of Absurdity from Strategic Culture Foundation (based in Russia, but international in scope).