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- George Soros’ $1 billion pledge to fight ‘nationalism’ proves he will continue his political battles from beyond the grave
Liberal philanthropist George Soros has pledged a billion dollars to set up a university network to fight nationalism. The enemies who hope his causes will die with him are sure to be disappointed. - Scientists use PHYSICS to explain why US elections are broken (but are they just centrists still bitter that Trump beat Clinton?)A pair of Stanford scientists have used physics to explain why American presidential elections since 1970 reflect a society barely holding itself together. Innovative science or study into the biases of the researchers themselves?
- 1984 was not an instruction manual: Trying to memory-hole ‘climate hysteria’ will only create more climate change skepticsGermany’s literary establishment has declared a moratorium on the phrase “climate hysteria.” No wonder “climate denial” is epidemic – there’s no better way to convince people something’s not real than making belief mandatory.
- You know social justice has become a corporate joke when Goldman Sachs are enforcing boardroom gender & race quotasThe last time Goldman Sachs tried its hand at regulation it led to the 2008 financial crash which caused economic catastrophe across the world, the results of which are still felt today.
- As superpowers bicker, Brazil & India chart their own courseThe bonhomie and trade bonanza between emerging powers Brazil and India is a clear message to superpowers like the US and China: We will play our game, not yours.
- Tulsi Gabbard may win lawsuit against Clinton over 'Russian asset' smear. But establishment Dems will still take Hillary's sideThe gloves came off this week in the United States as Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard announced she would sue Hillary Clinton for suggesting she was a 'Russian asset.'
- Western efforts to frustrate Douma 'attack' whistleblower only underline importance of his UN testimonyNATO states responded with an unjustified certainty to the Douma incident two years ago, and have compounded the shame with their treatment of weapons expert Ian Henderson this week at the UN.
- Januhairy: Encouraging women to grow body hair does nothing to promote equality, it’s toxic feminismThe Januhairy campaign, which encourages women to ditch razors and let their body hair grow naturally ‘for charity’, is not an act of bravery but rather an example of herd thinking and toxic feminism.
- In its obsession with Russia, Polish government now rushes headlong into disgusting Holocaust revisionismThe Polish-Russian war of words over World War II has taken an ugly turn, with the Polish president refusing to attend a Holocaust memorial in Israel and his PM accusing the Soviet Union of delaying the liberation of Auschwitz.
- Backdoored backup? Apple nixed iCloud encryption after FBI complained your data is a valuable resourceApple was barred from offering customers encrypted iCloud storage because US intelligence agencies insisted on maintaining open access to users’ files, their primary means of evidence-gathering, sources claim.
- 1984 was not an instruction manual: Trying to memory-hole ‘climate hysteria’ will only create more climate change skepticsGermany’s literary establishment has declared a moratorium on the phrase “climate hysteria.” No wonder “climate denial” is epidemic – there’s no better way to convince people something’s not real than making belief mandatory.
- George Soros’ $1 billion pledge to fight ‘nationalism’ proves he will continue his political battles from beyond the graveLiberal philanthropist George Soros has pledged a billion dollars to set up a university network to fight nationalism. The enemies who hope his causes will die with him are sure to be disappointed.
- India eyes opportunities for energy supplies from the Arctic as Russia invites strategic partner for joint explorationMoscow has invited New Delhi to explore potentially lucrative oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in the Arctic. This could pave the way for India to be the first non-Arctic state to mine resources from the region.
- Scientists use PHYSICS to explain why US elections are broken (but are they just centrists still bitter that Trump beat Clinton?)A pair of Stanford scientists have used physics to explain why American presidential elections since 1970 reflect a society barely holding itself together. Innovative science or study into the biases of the researchers themselves?
- You know social justice has become a corporate joke when Goldman Sachs are enforcing boardroom gender & race quotasThe last time Goldman Sachs tried its hand at regulation it led to the 2008 financial crash which caused economic catastrophe across the world, the results of which are still felt today.
- US to grant $35 million to promote its fake news bubble in Syria & control local mediaAlthough Western media has a shoddy track record of lying on Syria (and Libya, Iraq...), the US State Department will pump $35 million more into future war propaganda on Syria, under the guise of promoting honest reporting.
- As superpowers bicker, Brazil & India chart their own courseThe bonhomie and trade bonanza between emerging powers Brazil and India is a clear message to superpowers like the US and China: We will play our game, not yours.
- Kiss me now, you Nazi! Refusing to date woke women makes you ‘dangerous’ & ‘far-right’, apparentlyNot into purple hair? Don’t think a lecture on your own toxic masculinity sounds like good pillow talk? Won’t go to see Little Women on a date? Well that means you are probably a white supremacist, if not a mass murderer.
- Tulsi Gabbard may win lawsuit against Clinton over 'Russian asset' smear. But establishment Dems will still take Hillary's sideThe gloves came off this week in the United States as Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard announced she would sue Hillary Clinton for suggesting she was a 'Russian asset.'
- Januhairy: Encouraging women to grow body hair does nothing to promote equality, it’s toxic feminismThe Januhairy campaign, which encourages women to ditch razors and let their body hair grow naturally ‘for charity’, is not an act of bravery but rather an example of herd thinking and toxic feminism.
- Western efforts to frustrate Douma 'attack' whistleblower only underline importance of his UN testimonyNATO states responded with an unjustified certainty to the Douma incident two years ago, and have compounded the shame with their treatment of weapons expert Ian Henderson this week at the UN.
- We have legal age limits for driving, voting, and having sex, why not for transgender treatment?Vulnerable children and adolescents are being influenced by PC culture that elevates rights over responsibilities, teaches children there are over 100 genders, and where a fear of offending others trumps common sense.
- Proposed UK tax on American tech giants betrays Europe’s bitterness over inability to create its own Google & AmazonThe proposed tax by the UK on US digital tech giants like Facebook, Amazon and Google is not the start of a new trade war between Europe and the US, but an admission of Europe’s failure to compete in the digital era.
- In its obsession with Russia, Polish government now rushes headlong into disgusting Holocaust revisionismThe Polish-Russian war of words over World War II has taken an ugly turn, with the Polish president refusing to attend a Holocaust memorial in Israel and his PM accusing the Soviet Union of delaying the liberation of Auschwitz.
- Backdoored backup? Apple nixed iCloud encryption after FBI complained your data is a valuable resourceApple was barred from offering customers encrypted iCloud storage because US intelligence agencies insisted on maintaining open access to users’ files, their primary means of evidence-gathering, sources claim.
- From next president to El Chapo's cell: How the Democrats' great hope Michael Avenatti came undoneAs the celebrity attorney to porn star Stormy Daniels, he once fancied himself Trump’s most fearsome presidential opponent. Now he sits in the cell that held El Chapo. Michael Avenatti’s fall was swift and inevitable.
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