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- Eva K Bartlett
- Paul Craig Roberts on the 22nd Anniversary of 9/11
- David Icke, Again
- So, what really happened in Hawaii?
- David Icke on the climate crisis hoax
- George Galloway is on a roll
- Mark Devlin Talks About Manipulation In Pop Music
- An Interview With Matt Le Tissier About Covid Et Al
- Nora Forster RIP
- Funeral director John O’Looney talks with Gareth Icke
- Roger Waters Speaks out
- In Memory of Rhisiart Gwilym
- Stunning Short History – of Why the World has Gone Mad!
- A new monarch is crowned in Westminster Abbey
- One week of Labour NHS bullshit!
- Is it even legal? – More about common law
- Claire Daly – Ukraine War
- What’s it all about, Alfie
- Commuter – An installation by Rob Godfrey
- Renovations in France
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The fog of war
Last Tuesday the UN issued a report stating that children in Syria were being tortured in detention and slaughtered in massacres, and this was being done almost entirely by members of the Syrian army (you can find the report here … Continue reading
Foam Pies and Ding Dongs
Well, it all happens in the merry old city of Westminster. Here’s Rupo getting a foam pie in his face during yesterday’s questioning by the culture select committee… Rupert Murdoch was attacked just as the final questioning session began. The … Continue reading
Stuff about Fukushima you might want to know
Arnie Gundersen, a US nuclear expert (see here) has been commenting on the Fukushima Daiichi disaster since the start, almost a month ago. Arnie is a regular expert on CNN, amongst other news channels. I can’t remember if I’ve featured … Continue reading
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Tagged Arnie Gundersen, CNN, Fukushima Daiichi, radiation at Fukushima
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Below the line
On Wednesday, RT news anchor Liz Wahl resigned live on air, as a protest against Russian interference in the Ukraine. RT = Russia Today, a 24 hour rolling news channel that’s funded by the state. It’s often called ‘PutinTube’, because … Continue reading →