- Unbreaking Science breaks apart the broken science on covid featuring Dr James Lyons-Weiler in conversation with ANH Founder Dr Rob Verkerk from Alliance for Natural Health on the Brighteon platform (50:14).
- Sweden & Denmark Pause Moderna Vaccine For People Under 30 Due To Myocarditis & Pericarditis by Arjun Walia from The Pulse. My reaction: Walia prefaces the article with two significant questions:
- Moderna’s free ride by Vincent Kiezebrink from CADTM (Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debt). My reaction: Kiezebrink's points are supported by 75 documents. Regard item number two below, some of their contracts require $22.50 per dose, but they pay costs for production and marketing around $.20 per dose.
- Pandora Papers: Pandora’s Box and people by Farooque Chowdhury from Dissident Voice.
- Ten Years Later: Lessons for today from Occupy by Margaret Flowers from Dissident Voice.
- 💥The real story behind Facebook’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week by Kit Knightly from Off-Guardian. This is a best post. My reaction: A very significant analysis of this carefully managed propaganda event.
- Kim Iversen: Workplace Mandates ELIMINATE Bodily Autonomy, FORCE Choice Btwn Employment & Vaccines from The Hill's channel on YouTube (10:15).
- Guterres and the Great Reset: How Capitalism Became a Time Bomb by Matthew Ehret from Strategic Culture Foundation. My reaction to Ehret's statement: "The period of chaos launched in 1971 with the floating of the dollar was never capitalism." Ehret, like Michael Hudson, James Corbett, Ryan Cristián, and others, was always fond of capitalism when it was smaller, but transnational capitalism (sometimes referred to as "neoliberalism") of today is what Ehret dislikes and tries, in vain, to differentiate it from the smaller, primarily nationally based capitalism. Also, he doesn't see the de-facto US/Anglo/Zionist Empire and its directors, major capitalists, and a relatively few financiers (the Deep State of the Empire), who are doing their utmost to control and dominate the world. Instead, he see these people as corrupting capitalism or causing a deviation from it. What is different about this new advanced version of capitalism? Does it rid itself of the profit motive? No. Does it dispense with private, self-serving ownership (instead of public ownership and control) of productive property? No. How is it radically different? He doesn't have an answer to the last question.
- The Vindictive Empire Strikes Back, in Peru by Stephen Karganovic from Strategic Culture Foundation.
- Surveillance on campus: Universities give students tools to report on each other's COVID violations or 'bias incidents' by Katelynn Richardson from Campus Reform.
- Ideological Aggression Against China Intensifies – The Uyghur Tribunal by Christopher Black, a Canadian international criminal lawyer, from New Eastern Outlook.
They even claim to be cut of the same cloth as the Russell ‘Stockholm’ or Vietnam Tribunal and that when state actors do not act in the face of ‘crimes’ then the ‘people’ must.
- Global Ocean Destruction. Can we stop ourselves destroying our own life support systems? by Dave Borlace, a Brit, from the channel on YouTube for Just Have a Think (10:59)