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‘In 1992, Ross Perot won almost 20% of the entire presidential vote on the single issue of stopping so-called “free trade.” Today, several presidential candidates are gaining huge traction with similar opposition to NAFTA, CAFTA, and the upcoming Southern Hemisphere Asian Free Trade Agreement (SHAFTA, now called the Trans-Pacific Partnership or TPP). Time has proven […]

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‘In the wake of the Syrian chemical weapons attack, shocking footage of the victims of that attack were widely circulated in an effort to raise the ire of the public and spur support for military intervention. Now, a new report on that footage finds troubling inconsistencies and manipulation with the video that calls the official […]

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‘The Czech government is set, in the event of an emergency situation, to send 2,600 servicemen to strengthen border patrols intended to counter a large-scale influx of refugees, Czech Defense Minister Martin Stropnicky said Thursday.’ Read more: Czech Government Says Ready to Use Army to Protect Borders From Refugees

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‘South Korean sources claim there is evidence that North Korea is about to test-fire short and medium-range missiles, a source said. It comes a day after the two rival nations exchanged artillery fire across the border. “The North is showing signs of deploying a Scud missile near Wonsan and a Rodong missile in the North […]

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‘Over two dozen hardliners have pulled out of Greece’s ruling leftist Syriza party in an attempt to form what will be the third largest group in the parliament ahead of the country’s snap elections. In a letter to the parliament on Friday, 25 Syriza members announced their decision to leave the party, citing dissatisfaction with […]

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‘The Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine has rejected Israel’s claims that the resistance movement fired rockets from the Syrian territory against the regime’s positions near the occupied Golan Heights. On Friday, Muhammad al-Hind, a senior leader of the resistance movement, dismissed the Israeli allegations that the Islamic Jihad had used the Syrian territory to launch […]

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‘Anti-government protesters in Bahrain have once again held new rallies to voice their anger at the continued imprisonment of leading opposition figure Sheikh Ali Salman and other political activists. Demonstrators held a rally in the northwestern village of Diraz, located about 12 kilometers (seven miles) southeast of the capital Manama following the Friday prayers, and […]

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The David Icke Videocast is available now Click here to sign up … Here’s a clip from this week’s video …

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‘Lord Morris, the attorney general in Tony Blair’s first government, launched a withering attack on Sir John Chilcot yesterday, blaming him personally for letting the Iraq inquiry drag on for more than six years. He claimed Sir John had ‘lost control’ and said he was ‘dismayed at the feebleness of the cross-examination of witnesses’. The […]

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‘Jeremy Corbyn will apologise on behalf of Labour for the Iraq War if he wins the leadership next month. The left-wing frontrunner said Labour must finally say sorry for the “deception” which took Britain to war in 2003. And he hinted he may not support extending British military action against Islamic State to Syria in […]

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‘Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced his resignation Thursday and called for elections in the wake of a bruising political battle over austerity measures demanded by the nation’s creditors. The president of the nation’s supreme court, Vasiliki Thanou-Christophilou, will take over as prime minister in a caretaker government until the elections, in keeping with the […]

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‘This package amounts to some of the most extreme ‘free market’ fundamentalism we’ve ever witnessed – even by the standards of the International Monetary Fund programmes imposed on Africa, Asia and Latin America in the 1980s. In short, it says that Greece is up for sale, and its workers, farmers and small businesses will have […]

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‘British government votes failed to block a single European Union measure during David Cameron’s first five years in office, new research showed yesterday. It also suggests that although Britain seems to pick its fights by formally objecting in only a relatively few cases, its No has now not stopped a measure put to a vote […]

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