RT | Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing strong opposition to the agreement within his own government, as well as protests in the streets.

RT | Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing strong opposition to the agreement within his own government, as well as protests in the streets.

Michael Krieger | On July 1st, 2015, Spain officially became a police state.

Michael Krieger | On July 1st, 2015, Spain officially became a police state.

Two blasts have rocked a petrochemical plant in Bouches-du-Rhône department in southern France, authorities say.

RT | Two blasts have rocked a petrochemical plant in Bouches-du-Rhône department in southern France, authorities say.

RT | Two blasts have rocked a petrochemical plant in Bouches-du-Rhône department in southern France, authorities say.

Upon reflection on the new and brutal cruelties just imposed on the Greek nation and people by European “leaders,” Lyndon LaRouche declared last evening,

“This is a genocide, which is being steered from Britain, and it is the death knell of the European Union.”

“The EU will disintegrate, it is the British Empire which has done this. They operated through the German Finance Minister, Schäuble, who represents the extreme right-wing influence on German Chancellor Merkel. But Germany cannot get by with this. Therefore, it, too, now will go into a crisis.

“And more than that, this British-driven breakdown crisis of the European Union, also represents a serious and immediate danger of war with Russia, and one of fascism.”

The day also saw the thorough exposure of Hillary Clinton’s disqualifications as a Presidential candidate, by the simple five-word question demanded of her by LaRouche PAC representative Daniel Burke at her New York City speech: “Will you restore Glass-Steagall?” Her failure to answer, and then her advisor’s statement to the press that she will oppose Glass-Steagall, became growing news all over the United States and in British press.

LaRouche said:

“Hillary’s political career was a mistake. She’s a lawyer, not a scientist. She was asked a question, and refused to tell the truth about it in public. That will kill her.

“Her career is now based on supporting Obama — both in her refusing comment, and then in her consultant opposing it. Both reflect the fact that she’s still with Obama.

“This means that she’s exposed as a fake. She has no Glass-Steagall policy, when members of the Senate, do have one. She’s implicitly finished in political life, and that, through her own fault. She blew her career, by acting like a dummy opportunist.”

The two matters are directly linked, as LaRouche PAC’s Burke made clear in his interviews with press: The euro debt breakdown can trigger a trans-Atlantic banking crisis at any time, and the only sure action against that is to restore Glass-Steagall to force, fast, in the United States in order to push it through in Europe. That is why Senators moved on Glass-Steagall legislation this week, knowing the rapidly growing danger of a new and greater financial crash.

‘Leaders of the Church of England declared yesterday(Mon) that fighting climate change is a holy duty. They called for a new generation of vicars to be trained in ‘ecotheology’ as well as the Bible and ‘eco-justice’ alongside Christian ethics. Churchgoers are to be encouraged to skip lunch on the first day of every month in […]

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‘A solar system including five Earth-sized planets has been discovered which is so ancient it was born not long after the dawn of time – and experts say it could help find life on planets far older than we expected. The system’s parent star, named Kepler-444, is 117 light years from Earth and 11.2 billion […]

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‘Greek PM Alexis Tsipras was ‘crucified’ by EU chiefs yesterday after striking a humiliating bailout deal to save his country from bankruptcy. ‘They crucified Tsipras in there. Crucified,’ a senior eurozone official said.’ Read more: Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras ‘beaten like a dog and crucified’ by EU sanctions

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‘Health regulators yesterday announced an investigation into the safety of the cervical cancer vaccine amid mounting concerns over severe side-effects. Every girl at secondary school is offered the human papilloma virus jab against the disease. Many experts say the programme is essential as it is the most common cancer among the under-35s.’ Read more: Safety […]

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On arrival in La Paz, Pope Francis was presented by Bolivian President Evo Morales with a wooden crucifix carved in the form of a hammer and sickle, the symbol of Lenin, Stalin, Mao and Fidel. Had Pope John Paul II been handed that crucifix, he might have cracked it over Evo’s head. For John Paul II had seen up close what communism did — to his country, his church and his people in 45 years of Bolshevik rule. On his arrival in the Nicaragua of Daniel Ortega in 1983, Pope John Paul castigated a priest-collaborator who dared to serve that … Continue reading

Life would be grand if we only did what our fleeting hearts wanted to do, each moment of the day. Unfortunately, the laundry, taxes and difficult conversations would never get done. The best books would never be written. All the achievements of humankind would be imagined, not realized. So what should we do if we’re facing a task we don’t want to do? Well, we can run, and find distraction. That usually works, until it causes problems. Or we can find a way to get crap done. Here’s how to get crap done. Meditate on why you need to do … Continue reading

Traffic is a problem in the United States, but not solely because there are too many cars and not enough road. A large part of the problem has to do with what’s called throughput. How efficiently – or not – do the number of cars pass through the available network of roads? U.S. highways (and especially secondary roads) have terrible throughput. The roads are stop-and-go congealed; getting anywhere seems to take forever. Or rather, longer than it ought to. Because – in general – American drivers are terrible. Lazy, oblivious, often poorly skilled. Above all, they are slow. As if in … Continue reading