- Truth or Covid? (or, “why we know everything they’re telling us is a lie”) by Michael Lesher from Off-Guardian.
- How U.S. COVID Testing Strategy Will Extend Pandemic Nightmare by Madhava Setty, M.D., senior science editor, from Children's Health Defense.
- Sweden Refuses To Recommend COVID Vaccines For Children Under 12 by Arjun Walia from The Pulse.
- Post-Woke #14: The #Woke Left Goes From Hating Monsanto to Loving Moderna by Mickey Z. from his weblog on Substack.
- Mainstream Media Melts Down as ‘Defeat the Mandates DC’ Rally Overcomes Political Divides by Dan Cohen from Mint Press News. (Note: This post includes an article and 20:08 video.)
- Video: Justin Trudeau on Bribing the Media, On the Need To “Override the Fundamental Rights of A Minority” features a video excerpt from Global Research of a speech Prime Minister Trudeau made and posted on YouTube (00:31).
- We Have Had a Narrow Escape from Tyranny But the War on Freedom Is Not Over, a: book review of Kees Van Der Pijl’s new book, States of Emergency, by Paul Craig Roberts from his weblog.
- The Doomsday Clock SOS by Robert Hunziker from Dissident Voice.
- US Afghanistan Sanctions Are Starving 1 Million Children To Death by Robert Inlakesh from The Last American Vagabond. My reaction: This puts the lie to (def.) media corporation's reports of US "humanitarian aid" to Afghanistan--see this for an example.
- As Trump’s ‘Deal of the Century’ Unravels, Congress Launches New Pro-Israel ‘Cheerleading’ Caucus by Jessica Buxbaum from Mint Press News.
- Snubbing Russia’s Red Lines, the U.S. Shows Strategic Hand, an editorial from Strategic Culture Foundation.
- Media Beats War Drums with Russia Over Ukraine While US/Saudis Kill Hundreds in Yemen, a video discussion by two other participants--from Mint Press News using their channel on YouTube (1:31:17).
Meanwhile, there wasn’t a single article covering how the US-Saudi-UAE coalition cut off the internet to Yemen for several days while dropping hundreds of bombs on civilians resulting in hundreds dead and over a thousand injured. Guess which story CNN covered? Both conflicts were brought to you by weapons manufacturers.
- Tangled Tale of NATO Expansion at the Heart of Ukraine Crisis by Joe Lauria from Consortium News.
- Why Washington Will Soon Dump Ukraine's President Zelensky by Bernhard, a German independent blogger from his weblog Moon of Alabama.
- It Takes A Touch Of Madness: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix by Australian Caitlin Johnstone with her American husband, Tim Foley, also reading the script (but you may miss supporting examples, illustrations, etc.)--from her weblog.
Let’s not forget after all that this has been fundamentally driven from the beginning by the same intelligence agencies who have an extensive history of lying about exactly this sort of thing.
- Russia Moves Toward Checkmate on Ukraine by Scott Ritter from TheAltWorld's weblog on Substack.
The chess pieces are already being moved. While the US may not see it, a Russian checkmate can be predicted sooner, rather than later.
- The West Leaves Mummy's Basement by Canadian Patrick Armstrong from his weblog Russia Observer.
- USAID, NATO Threaten Intervention as Ethiopia, Eritrea Unite & Form Economic Cooperation with China featuring a discussion between Mnar Adley (Mint Press News founder) and Eugene Puryear (Breakthrough News) who has just returned from Ethiopia--from Mint Press News' channel on YouTube (50:42). My reaction: You will learn about plans and operations in support of another "humanitarian" (!) intervention by US/NATO forces.
- China’s Belt & Road Already Delivering for Southeast Asia by Brian Berletic, an independent blogger, ex-Marine, who lives in Thailand with his family--from New Eastern Outlook.
- 'The Unspeakable' Expert Interview Series: Architect Bill Brinnier featuring the latter in a segment (06:58) from a larger film The Unspeakable.
This is an extended interview with one of the film’s four protagonists, architect Bill Brinnier, who lost his best friend Frank De Martini on 9/11. De Martini was the World Trade Center construction manager on 9/11 and was responsible for saving the lives of at least 50 people that morning. Brinnier has been actively advocating for a new 9/11 investigation since 2007.