- Leaked Document Reveals ‘Shocking’ Terms of Pfizer’s International Vaccine Agreements by Dr. Joseph Mercola from Children's Health Defense.
- The Panic Pandemic by John Tierney, a former NY Times journalist, from City Journal (CJ), a New York City publication. (Note: I recommend Still Panicking, a 28:25m audio interview with Tierney from the same source.) My reaction: Tierney doesn't question that there was a ruling class conspiracy a la the Great Reset behind the severe restrictions of our liberties, but he refers to some of the censorship of well-qualified experts.
- The Boiling Frog Effect featuring Dave Cullen, an Irishman, from his channel Computing Forever with Bitchute (23:53m).
- 8 Hours of 2015 Court Testimony Online: Dr. Richard Sackler on OxyContin, Purdue Pharma, and the Opioid Crisis by B.N. Frank from Activist Post.
A settlement close to being finalized in a bankruptcy case would provide a shield from civil litigation to the members of the Sackler family who own OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma. The development means that family members will be significantly less likely to be questioned under oath about their role in the marketing of the potent prescription painkiller blamed for fueling a nationwide opioid epidemic.
Despite years of litigation alleging some Sacklers pushed Purdue to aggressively and inappropriately market OxyContin, members of the family successfully avoided most attempts to force them to answer questions about their stewardship of Purdue or the multibillion-dollar fortune they amassed as OxyContin became a bestselling pain medicine.
- War Monger Congressman Confronted By Reporter from Jimmy Dore's channel on YouTube (17:19m) features Max Blumenthal (of The Grayzone) attempting to question Rep. Adam Schiff, and later his comments about this attempt.
- How a network of UK intel-linked operatives helped sell every alleged Syrian chemical weapons attack by Kit Klarenberg from The Grayzone.
- Mythmaking and the Atomic Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by Jacques R. Pauwels, a Canadian historian, from CounterPunch. My reaction: I've done a number of readings regarding the early history of the Soviet Union, the "Civil War" involving 13 or 14 capitalist countries which invaded the Soviet Union after their revolution in order to crush an anti-capitalist revolution, Trotsky, Stalin, Lenin, WWII, etc., and I find that the historian Pauwel's books are by far the most accurate. In this article there is no mention of systems analysis which is compatible with CounterPunch's view of reformist-capitalist ideology. You will need to read other of this historian's books to encounter that, and I highly recommend them all.
- How the NED, Open Society Foundations and NATO Collectively Fund Institutions Driving Development of Canadian Political Thought by Aidan Jonah from Internationalist 360°. My reaction: This phenomenon of capitalist funding is supportive of careers in all institutions and all the geographical areas of the de-facto US/Anglo/Zionist Empire. This is only an example limited to Canada.
- 💥Spy Cops: How UK Police Infiltrated Over 1,000 Political Groups by "Lowkey" interviewing Tom Fowler of Spy Cops (58:18m) from Mint Press News. This is a best post. (Note: The script serves as an introduction.) My reaction: There is much to be learned from this video (and audio) in order to prevent infiltrators hired by Deep State government agencies from corrupting protest organizations.
The new MintPress podcast, “The Watchdog,” hosted by British-Iraqi hip-hop artist Lowkey, closely examines organizations about which it is in the public interest to know — including intelligence, lobby and special-interest groups influencing policies that infringe on free speech and target dissent. The Watchdog goes against the grain by casting a light on stories largely ignored by the mainstream, corporate media.
Since the 1960s, the U.K. police have been charged with surveilling and infiltrating some 1,000 political, environmental or social justice organizations. Much of this involved undercover work. As part of their false personas, many officers entered romantic relationships with activists, leading to the births of a number of children whose mothers were completely unaware of their partners’ double lives. More than 20 women have come forward to claim they were “raped by the state” in such a way.
Today, The Watchdog is talking to Tom Fowler about the so-called “Spycops” scandal in the United Kingdom.
- New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato from Corbett's website via audio and visual videos (22:55m). (Note: This article brings us up-to-date on the introduction of digital money as mostly described by central banks of the de-facto US/Anglo/Zionist Empire, and other topics.)
- Update on This Substack Platform and Free Speech Venues Generally featuring Glenn Greenwald from his channel on Substack.
- Richard Trumka 1949–2021 by Jerry White from World Socialist Web Site. My reaction: With friends like this, who can trust labor leaders?
- Red Menace # ? Joseph McCarthy 2.0 by Philip A Farruggio from Global Research. (Note: This is essentially a book review reporting on the classic and horrible McCarthy period entitled A Conspiracy so Immense by David Oshinsky which is missing from your schooling. It is not dissimilar to the present time when corporate media spreads fear and corresponding government threats to enforce restrictions among the US population regarding the Covid pandemic if they do not get vaccinated.)
What many do not understand about Sen. McCarthy was that he was not the first or the only force in this movement to uncover this ‘Red Menace’.
In 1950, state and local governments actually competed to see who would ‘crack down hardest’ on this Communist threat.
What I am about to repeat from Oshinsky’s book is not satire or any sort of humor… though it can be construed as such.
- Western Media Sleuths PROBABLY Show Dangerous Symptoms by Phil Butler from New Eastern Outlook. My reaction: Butler engages in ridicule of an article published by The Guardian which is appropriate given that similar Western publications are prime sources of propaganda to create "realities" in the minds of their obedient subjects.
- The Visual Failings of the Heat Dome Coverage by Michael Shaw from Columbia Journalism Review.