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Monthly Archives: December 2015
Why are we doing this?
Originally posted on Sonia Furstenau:
It’s hard to believe what’s going on in Shawnigan Lake. Doctors, realtors, teachers, home builders, nurses, scientists, young mothers and fathers, grandparents – people from all walks of life are putting their lives aside to…
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Bush’s legacy
Published on Dec 13, 2015 Abby Martin interviews retired U.S. Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, former national security advisor to the Reagan administration, who spent years as an assistant to Secretary of State Colin Powell during both Bush administrations. Today, he … Continue reading
Posted in research, Security, zeitgeist
Tagged Abby Martin, Bush, Colin Powell, empire, freedom, Iraq, Jon Turner, Lawrence Wilkerson, martial law, Reagan administration, Security, Syria, war, winter soldier
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Memoirs of Mr. Hempher
Memoirs of Mr. Hempher, The British Spy to the Middle East or Confessions of a British Spy is a document purporting to be the account by an 18th-century British agent, Hempher, of his instrumental role in founding the conservative Islamic … Continue reading
Posted in culture, wikipedia
Tagged conspiracy theory, empire, History, Islam, Memoirs of Mr. Hempher, Turkey, United Kingdom
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Tree Poaching In Old Growth Forest Along the Smith River
Originally posted on Siskiyou Land Conservancy:
There’s tree poaching going on in the Smith River National Recreation Area (SRNRA), near Big Flat on the South Fork Smith River. Not just any trees, but some of the biggest, oldest madrones in…
How dangerous?
Posted in Россия, Economy, Security
Tagged China, conspiracy theory, corruption, empire, Iran, Israel, Israel Lobby, Nuclear weapons, Russia, United States, war, World War III
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safe space
In educational institutions, safe-space (or safe space), safer-space, and positive space are terms used to indicate that a teacher, educational institution or student body do not tolerate perceived anti-LGBT violence, harassment, hate speech or disagreement, but rather are open and … Continue reading
Turkey helping ISIS
European Parliament, Brussels, 02 December 2015
Posted in Security
Tagged Europe, European Parliament, ISIS, Nigel Farage, Syria, Turkey
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China v US energy consumption
China’s energy use has more than doubled over the last decade to overtake the United States as the word’s biggest user, according to preliminary data from the International Energy Agency. As the data from the IEA shows, China has gone … Continue reading
oil prices plunge
Published on Dec 14, 2015 The Russian economy, which is heavily reliant on oil prices, is bearing the brunt of the low oil prices. For more on the falling oil and what it means for the Russian and Saudi economies … Continue reading